THE FUGITIVE is DAM Good!!!!

[@charlize1253]

The train crash scene was famously (at the time) made by crashing a real train, no CGI. After filming, instead of cleaning up the wreckage, the locals turned it into a movie museum that you can visit today.

[@javix2013]

Today the scenes of action movies are so boring, pure CGI, they look like a video game, that's why I miss the 80s and 90s, that in the absence of that technology they had to film the scenes in a real way like the train crash in this movie and I remember in Demolition Man and Lethal Weapon 3 exploding and demolishing real buildings in scenes of those movies and in Face Off and Speed crashing and exploding real airplanes. Times that will never come back, filming in that way is too expensive for today and with CGI they prefer to go easy and less expensive. That's why these old movies are relics of a way of filming that no longer exists.

[@TheDemonicPenguin]

However some of it is miniature, since they only had one shot at the real thing and it didn't go quite how they wanted.

[@davidwilkins5932]

The train is also a riff on Indiana Jones, with the big stone rolling after him.

[@wncjan]

What's left of the train can be visited outside Dillsboro NC.

[@Jumpman67]

I came here to say something similar. My grandmother lived in Bryson city North Carolina. A few places around town are in the movie including the restaurant she worked at during filming, Nabers. They also had several versions of the bus that was hit by the train on display for a long time.

[@Dee-ih2yf]

If you ❤️ this Harrison Ford movie, you'll love him in "Presumed Innocent". One of the most intellectually stimulating "who done it" movies ever!

[@bluesman6891]

That film was an inspiration for Batman The Long Halloween comic! Along with Godfather :)

[@SixFootTurkey_]

Also the amazing (first act of) Witness

[@Divamarja_CA]

I really liked him in Frantic too!

[@joemckim1183]

If you really like Harrison Ford then you should watch Regarding Henry.

[@thegorn68]

Witness (1985) is awesome. More reaction channels should feature that movie.

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

The "I don't care" line was invented by Tommy Lee Jones. The original line was something else (Jones would try and appease Ford's character instead, since he had a gun pointed at him), but Jones thought it would better fit his character to reply: "I don't care". Which kind of summed up his personality and mission a lot better. He wasn't there to put Ford on trial. He was there to catch a fugitive. I love that, for most of this movie, there isn't really even an antagonist. Tommy Lee Jone's character isn't a bad guy. And if we didn't know that Harrison Ford was innocent, Jones would actually be viewed as the protagonist. The fact that both characters are portrayed in a sympathetic light, and both of them are likable was well executed. It would have been easy to have a cliche of an merciless, villainous, corrupt cop coming after him. Or, and perhaps worse, a cop that was complacent or unintelligent. But Tommy Lee Jones, while certainly driven, is none of those things. And Jones' performance was incredible; he stole this whole movie, and how good does your performance has to be to steal the show from Harrison Ford?

[@asciishallreceive3871]

>>>The "I don't care" line was invented by Tommy Lee Jones.

[@voodoochile333]

That line wasn't invented. I said it in 1982.

[@infiad1275]

@@voodoochile333 I copyrighted that line in 1981. 😂

[@SciTrekMan]

The original line was “That’s not my problem!”

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

@@SciTrekMan That's interesting. Saying it's not his problem is basically the same sentiment, but for some reason it sounds more like an asshole thing to say. "I don't care" is somehow more to the point but sympathetic. I can't describe why it's better but it is. That's why Tommy Lee Jones is such a damn brilliant actor.

[@hadoken95]

lol "I just loved him as Two Face in Batman" is a wild statement to hear about Tommy Lee Jones when watching this.

[@weepingscorpion8739]

Yeah... I was sitting here thinking: I hope TLJ never sees this video. :D

[@thebluesmurfdude]

If you listen, she says “I just loved him as Two Face in Batman Forever.” Forever is the key part I don’t think you caught. It’s a film from 1995, and you guessed it. TLJ plays Two Face.

[@danholmesfilm]

@@thebluesmurfdude i think everyone knows that, he just famously hated that role

[@weepingscorpion8739]

@@danholmesfilm Yup. ^ This.

[@hadoken95]

@@thebluesmurfdude lol I hope nobody is thinking I thought he was in the Nolan films or something. I'll spell out the funny part: he's been in a TON of far better movies, so referencing that one is...a choice.

[@larrypope5142]

Tommy Lee Jones’ acting job as Deputy Marshal Sam Gerard was liked so much Sam Gerard’s character got his own spin off movie called “US Marshals.” Tommy Lee Jones reprises his role. Also Robert Downy Jr and Wesley Snipes are in it.

[@richardzinns5676]

US Marshals is really, really good and well worth watching in its own right.

[@piotrangelus7534]

@@richardzinns5676 Yeah, and the same actors are in.

[@DadJokeSamurai]

It's so difficult to describe how iconic so much of this movie was at the time, some of these scenes, the train hitting the bus, the dive off the dam, Tommy Lee Jones list of houses were borderline definitive of filmmaking at the time.

[@emwa3600]

And by using a group of experienced supporting actors... in rewatching this film, we see those folks shine, keeping the pace high when the Stars are not on-screen. Outstanding work.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

@@emwa3600 A couple things bothered me; the way they portray the Chicago cops as total ignoramuses grated on my nerves. In my experience it's the Feds who are the real assholes. Local cops aren't all idiot-dunces like they were portrayed.

[@ultracuteful]

Girl, you're awesome. I was watching your old videos and I realized why I like your reactions: it's because you're an actress and you're very expressive ❤

[@alphaomega203]

Statistically speaking, he had an excellent chance of survival from jumping off the dam. When you account for the physics and anatomy of a human there was no way he could die being the protagonist. The odds are better than a camera man.

[@chadlynch1551]

There's a story that the TV show had an alternate ending that was never shown. In the ending that was shown, the real killer has been found, and Dr Kimble and the detective are walking on the beach. The detective and him talk for a while, him saying it must be nice to finally have his name cleared, then the detective walks away, leaving the Dr. to walk off alone as the sun sets. The alternate ending is supposedly the same, except that after the detective leaves, Dr. Kimble removes his prosthetic arm and smiles. The story goes that the producers had the episode screen tested, and the test audience were so outraged they decided to never show it or even talk about it again.

[@mousetreehouse6833]

That's quite a bit of Hollywood lore ya got there! 😉

[@darthroden]

That ending would not have made any sense because there was never a hint that Kimble has a prosthetic arm throughout the series.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

I don't recall _any_ other movie where you find yourself rooting _both_ for the senior criminal investigator _and_ the guy he's pursuing. I mean, they're both legitimately good people.

[@bjchit]

Fun fact; that sheriff that Tommy Lee Jones dresses down would later go on to play a US Marshal on the show Justified, a show I highly recommend.

[@abeartheycallFozzy]

I've watched The Fugitive a lot and loved Justified. Never put 2+2 together til now. Thanks!

[@Belleplainer]

And the cop who gets shot by Sykes was played by Neil Flynn, the Janitor from Scrubs. Scrubs included that in one of their episodes where JD recognizes the Janitor while watching The Fugitive, but the Janitor denies it was him until the end of the episode.

[@joemckim1183]

Nick Searcy also plays Tom Hanks buddy in Cast Away.

[@BusyBadger]

He also plays the lead fake state tropper in "Days of Thunder" when Cole's truck & trailer gets pulled over after his first win and he gets groped by the nicest trooper I've ever seen.

[@MoarCargoNG]

@@joemckim1183 He is also the abusive husband in Fried Green Tomatoes.

[@ThistleAndSea]

Good one, Ames! This was a fun rewatch with you. Thanks for sharing it with us. 🙂

[@darthroden]

Fun Fact: The character Frederick Sykes, the one-armed man, is played by noted sci-fi actor Andreas Katsulas, who is best known as G'Kar from Babylon Five and a recurring role as Commander Tomalak in Star Trek: The Next Generation.

[@FloatingWhales]

Fantastic example of a tv-show made into a film, I adore the tv-show, and they really did well at condensing the idea into a feature film.

[@TTM9691]

Fantastic post-film commentary!!! So well-articulated! Totally agree! Haven't seen this since the 90s and really enjoyed seeing it again!

[@anastasiabeaverhausen516]

TLJ met Jim Carey on the set of Batman. The first thing TLJ said was “I cannot sanction your buffoonery!” That quote comes to me every time I see TLJ. Edit: corrected dumb mistake

[@evilpenguinmas]

Do you mean TLJ?

[@anastasiabeaverhausen516]

@@evilpenguinmas yes, I do. What a dumb mistake. Thank you.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

Did you witness him say that or did you just hear about it?

[@anastasiabeaverhausen516]

@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 There are several interviews where Jim tells the story. I didn't make it up. Lol

[@Keedeeg]

I've seen this movie 16 million times, but all I can think about while watching is the Gorgeousness of your hair!! You are so blessed!!! Great movie though!

[@chrisgrove7829]

Tommy Lee Jones had been in films since the 70’s, yet this 1993 film is was what really made him a true bonafide star:) He just oozes fast talking Texas Charisma:) and having family there, Texas and fast talking don’t always go hand in hand:)

[@j.e.anderson6013]

I think it’s more like it cemented his stardom. He had already made two big moves. The first, Coal Miner’s Daughter (1980) propelled him into the limelight and the second was The Executioner’s Song (TV, 1982) where he played convicted murderer Gary Gilmore. This movie won him a prime time Emmy.

[@chrisgrove7829]

@@j.e.anderson6013 Ah, so true. I also loved him Rolling Thunder, and The Park is Mine:)

[@ninevoices9401]

Joey Pants is great in everything. Two films he has small roles in that are great from the 80's - Midnight Run with De Niro and Running Scared (Billy Crystal and Gregory Hines). I highly recommend both.

[@fernandogalindo5370]

I love rewatching my favorite movies only with you and Alex Hefner. Cinema Therapy deserves a honorary mention here.

[@robertcrawford1791]

Dam good. Glad to see you diving into the dad jokes.

[@williambryan3346]

@29:15 That part always brings a tear to my eyes. He’s being hunted, yet he takes the time to save a life. He’s the type of doctor who never forgets his primary role in life.

[@rmcross428]

Great script, great direction and great acting. A good old fashion Hollywood action movie!

[@erivej]

Cosmo is played by the great character Joe Pantoliano. He played supporting roles in several movies snd also had a recurring role as Ralphie in The Sopranos. He is bald, every role he plays, he usually wears a wig.

[@Bar-Lord]

This and Godzilla (2000) were my very first DVDs back in 1998/99. I got them for free with my first computer, which was a P2 400mhz with a 2x CD burner. I had already seen it so I knew it was a banger. Man, I feel old now. I was in high school at the time. I assume US Marshals is in the future?

[@r.b.ratieta6111]

One of my all-time faves since childhood. Indeed, Kimble was DAMMED one way or the other, so he figured "What the hell..." 😉

[@BillySBC]

Can you imagine something like this happening to you, and the only way you can avoid a killers fate is to stay on the run long enough to prove your innocence? Another great movie and another excellent review Ames!

[@NarnianRailway]

Dr Kimball channeled his inner Indiana Jones when he jumped at the spillway. As a fan of the series, they did a fine job updating the original story line into a film. Fabulous movie reaction.

[@shorttimer874]

The Fugitive was a TV series that started in 1963, back in the black and white era. I remember as a kid watching Dr Kimble chasing the one armed man for years on TV.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

And Philip Gerrard chasing Kimball!

[@bw5888]

Joe Pantoliano also played a great role for a season and a half in The Sopranos. He's great in just about everything he's ever done. He was also great in Midnight Run.

[@rawjones6849]

This is one of my favorite movies of all time! I love this movie so much.

[@johnmaynardable]

Laundry happens in the laundry room. That's a good thing.

[@satyadasgumbyji8956]

DAM Right!!! 🖖🌎❤️

[@Hapkido82AUS]

One of the best of the '90s..

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome reaction of my favorite Harrison Ford movie!!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@bad-people6510]

"Why didn't the prosecution do this!?" Because it's not in the interest of their case. The question is why didn't the defense do this? And the answer seems to be that they were grossly incompetent.

[@guitarman8462]

You should also watch a great spielberg film called : Empire Of The Sun . The actor who played " COSMO " was also in : Empire Of The Sun

[@christophercurtis4131]

One of my favorite movies. Tommy Lee Jones won the Best Supporting Actor Award for his performance. I highly recommend the sequel, U.S. Marshals. Tommy Lee Jones reprises his role of Sam Gerard and Wesley Snipes plays the person he is hunting. Robert Downey, Jr. is in it as well.

[@danielupsdell2697]

never get tired of this movie

[@mblackwl]

So, the Cheoah Dam is 225 ft tall. Kimball didn't jump from the very top. Niagara Falls is generally considered to be 188 ft tall. Folks go over the Falls and survive fairly often. So, yeah, it's not outside the realm of possibility to jump and survive. Biggest issue is hitting that wall...

[@dd7aa]

Back in the day I loved this film, I ve seen it I don't how many times.

[@stevenguevara2184]

All The Canadian comes out when She says "about"

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

While the film's Chicago nasally 'thning' is neverynwhere.

[@Hapsard]

At the time, i remember people being like "the Figitive?! The made that old TV show into a movie?" and like Pirates of the Caribbean the final product far exceeded peoples expectations. Smart writing, charismatic preformances, just an all around entertaining movie that scores high on the re-watch meter.

[@22Bodhi]

For us who grew up in Chicago love seeing Bulldog (reporter) in the beginning of this film. Great reaction on a classic movie!!

[@michaelsteven5558]

"He clocked him." That is funny. "Clocked" in this context would mean "hit." The typical term is "marked," meaning targeted or spotted. The guy in the movie later used "made" for the same meaning.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

13:03 "He just took them... _ambulance!"_ Yeah. Now I don't think Dr. Richard Kimble made _any_ other mistakes, in this movie, but how far was he _really_ hoping to get, driving a stolen _ambulance?_ The lot of that hospital is _full_ of less conspicuous vehicles, several of which are probably unlocked. In one of them, he could've gotten a hell of a lot _further._

[@StayProteus]

15:55 The most dangerous part of this whole thing is the dive off the dam, its hard to tell the height but I'd say that aspect is borderline survivable with the air bubbles at the bottom disturbing the surface and sort of making the water less buoyant (less impact I assume) BUT that stuff created a underwater current that makes it borderline impossible to swim out from it because it keeps sucking you back in and underwater and many people have died from that stuff and my uncle was almost included in that. When he was I think a young teenager he and some people were fishing at a dam here in central texas and he slipped off and wasn't really injured but got stuck in that underwater current for awhile and kept trying to swim up but kept getting pulled down until he decided to let it take him to almost to the bottom and then swim all the way to the bottom (I think its max like 20ft but still) then he swam along the bottom and away from the damn then surfaced and was fine besides looking like a ghost according to the people that were there and said he was like pure white and looked scared as hell. He even said that's the worse situation he was ever in and that's saying something considering around the same time (shortly after I believe) he got in a severe dirt bike accident with a few of his friends at night where 2 crashed into each other and then he and another friend crashed into them looking for them and all were seriously injured like at least one nearly died and all were bad but all fully recovered besides my uncle who somehow ripped the nerves out from the right side of his spine or something like that causing his right arm to lose all function and almost all sensation but somehow not need amputation considering he still just wears it in a sling 40 years later. It causes some (dark humor) funny moments though like he loves grilling so he sometimes (as in multiple times) has not been paying attention and had his right arm in the sling pushed up against the metal on a hot grill while grilling and severely burnt his arm but also not felt a thing and he's done this so many times that some of his arm slings still have burn marks lmao

[@jollyrodgers7272]

This is based on the sixties tv show, THE FUGITIVE, which was largely based on the Cleveland murder case of the pregnant wife of Dr. Sam Sheppard, July 3rd, 1954. She was bludgeoned to death in the bedroom while he was napping on a downstairs daybed. He awoke to the sounds of her distress and rushed upstairs half-asleep to glimpse a figure and began to wrestle with it but was struck unconscious. He was found guilty in Dec. that same year and sentenced to Life. It was highly publicized, even again when it was retried on appeal in 1966 and (luckily?) his attorney died and the case was taken up by F. Lee Bailey, who attempted to discredit every one of the prosecution's witnesses, thereby getting the coroner to admit he had no idea what the murder weapon was and had nothing to tie Sheppard to the crime. Blood-spatter evidence indicated the killer was L-handed and Sheppard was R. The jury deliberated 12 hours and rendered a not guilty verdict. 3 weeks after the trial Sheppard appeared on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. His surgical skills deteriorated, largely because he became an alcoholic. He even had two patients die on the operating table when an artery was nicked in each case. He became a pro wrestler (Killer Sam Sheppard) in 1969 at age 45. He drank as much as 2 fifths of liquor a day. He died of Liver Failure at age 46. In 1997 DNA testing finally absolved him of the murder. RIP Sam Sheppard.

[@padfolio]

Who had the worse lawyer? Richard Kimball or Andy Dufresne?

[@JohnnyUtah15]

Joe Pantoliano was also in _Risky Business_ with Tom Cruise, Rebecca DeMornay, Curtis Armstrong, and Bronson Pinchot. He was also in _The Goonies_ with Robert Davi (the white FBI agent Johnson in _Die Hard_ ). You should put those two movies in polls and/or check them out on your own. Not _Die Hard_ because I believe you reacted to it already.

[@adarael]

"I didn't kill my wife!" 'I don't care!" Thank you, Tommy Lee Jones.

[@LupusLifestyle]

Saw the original show as a kid. Of course it was the reruns. I'm old but not that old. I am old enough to have seen this in theaters. Anyway, looking forward to seeing your reaction/analysis!

[@cog4life]

You really MUST see US Marshals after this! Tommy Lee and his band of merry men lol!! (Same crew) & Wesley Snipes! Super movie!! Great chase! 😊

[@WhistleTeets85]

Such a great movie, I'm so glad you like it... love your reactions Miss Amy. 😊👍🏻

[@GergC0521]

Cosmo is one of the Fratelli brothers in Goonies!

[@NemeanLion-]

Did you see Witness with Harrison Ford?

[@leif712009]

“Nothing good ever happens on rooftops,” and “Nothing good ever happens in Landry rooms!” Throwing down truth bombs!! 😂 This is one of my wife and I favorite movies!

[@amb4901]

If you liked this there is another movie simply called US Marshalls. It has the same US marshall crew cast, wesley snipes and a young Robert Downey Jr.

[@cleonmagabeefy8500]

Wow, i don't know why in the great grand universe that your reactions are sooo freakin fantastic, but they are...Thank You😊😊😊

[@Belleplainer]

I had my gall bladder removed a little over five years ago. The doctor asked me if I wanted to keep it. I said no, thank you.

[@uncoolmartin460]

You should have said "Yes, I'll have it with some fava beans and a fine chianti." just to see his reaction.

[@campagnollo]

The dam Ford "jumped" from is the Cheoah Dam in NC. In reality, he wouldn't have made that jump. If the height wasn't enough to kill him, the torrents would have dragged him down or the very cold snow fed water would have given him hypothermia very fast.

[@Josito91]

The one liners of Tommy Lee Jones are amazing.

[@ericturner2477]

One of my favorite movies. I think this was Tommy Lee Jones's best role. He was so believable.

[@bennyfugazzi1054]

When first started truck driving and my trainer and I were at a diner and on the tv was movie trivia He asked me what Girard said when Kimball told him he didn’t kill his wife I responded I don’t care He thought I was being a jerk 😂

[@lawrencekoprowski6480]

This was a black & white TV series in the early 60s. Thank you for the reaction A

[@williambryan3346]

@24:53 “The chair” refers to the electric chair, not lethal injection. This is the second time she referred to it this way.

[@GM_Joe]

I would really love to hear a lawyer break down what would happen next...what is the path forward for Richard Kimble

[@thomasgriffiths6758]

When Tommy Lee Jones was attending Harvard, he lived with and was friends with former vice president Al Gore.

[@cog4life]

Nothing good ever happens in the laundry room 😅😊❤

[@donbergeson6771]

Tommy Kee Jones's character would not be concerned about being told "I didn’t kill my wife". As far as everyone in law enforcement is concerned, Richard is a lawfully convicted murderer. Plus, criminals do lie all the time about being innocent. Being on this fugitive apprehension team, his job isn’t to investigate crime. His only job is to track down and apprehend runsway criminals. If he got caught, Richard would have needed to get a lawyer willing to investigate his claim. That's the way the justice system works. Even if it's an incorrect verdict, once you are legally convicted, you are rightfully treated by everyone in law enforcement as guilty.

[@donbergeson6771]

A stripper i used to work with was an extra in this movie. She was in the banquet scene where Richard makes the confrontation. She was wearing a blue dress and Harrison walked right by her as she's sitting at the table. She said he's even better looking in person.

[@samuelmoulds1016]

yeah,.... aaah..... how about, "The Fugitive is TRAIN WRECK GOOD."

[@makoshark2001]

Now you have to do US Marshals. It's kind of a sequel to this.

[@corbelius6]

I don't think enough has been said about the PowerHouse that is Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones!.

[@piotrangelus7534]

I don't know why, but Sela "Jo Danville" Ward is gorgeous whenever she acting :) "Polish mother"? :) Respect, honey :)

[@greeneyesinfl9954]

There is another film where Tommy Lee Jones and his crew play the same characters called US Marshals with Wesley Snipes and Robert Downey Jr.

[@PatrickPrejusa]

watching the old tv show was just as gripping.

[@ReclusiveMountainMan]

cosmo was also in The Goonies.

[@DrJohnnyFever.]

NO medical organization would EVER lie about a wildly profitable drug. 🤔

[@tommarks3726]

As always, I love all of our reaction. Great cat and mouse movie. Stay beautiful m Portuguese princess 🥰

[@candicelitrenta8890]

Tommy Lee Jones won the Academy Award for best supporting actor in this

[@alejandroacosta1227]

US Marshals is a sequel with Tommy Lee Jones and Wesley Snipes.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

I would figure that Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones _had_ to have gotten along fairly well. Because it seems to me, in order for two people to have good _on-screen_ chemistry with others, they should have good _general_ chemistry with others. It seems to me, people who don't have a knack for making friends probably don't make for very good actors.

[@carlquinn2012]

Great movie and so is the sequel U.S Marahals you should review that one as well

[@bossfan49]

"Dam" good. I see what you did there. 😀 "Save your 'dam' questions until the end of the 'dam' tour." (Vegas Vacation)

[@holddowna]

Still need to see VV!

[@bossfan49]

@@holddowna Like European Vacation...it's worth 1 watch, but the only ones worth rewatching are the 1st one and Christmas Vacation. 👍

[@jamiehill3621]

The lawyer recording they listented to it most likely wasn't law enforcement who recorded it. No Judge is gonna approve a warrant to tap a lawyer phone on a he might call if he's alive. Lawyers can record your call in some states without you knowing it one party rule. Then turn it over as the crime/fraud exception to privilege convo to keep from being charged aiding and abetting

[@Jeff_Lichtman]

The train wreck wasn't faked. They actually crashed a train into a bus on an unused piece of track. The wreck is still there in Dillsboro, North Carolina, and is now a tourist attraction.

[@garylogan3640]

Tommy Lee Jones and the rest of his team reprise their roles in the sequel, U.S. Marshals, where the fugitive he is hunting is played by Wesley Snipes.

[@GaParanormal]

Part 2 is pretty good too ..def worth a watch

[@JF1311993]

This is one of my favorite movies, You should really check out the movie "US Marshals"(1998). It's the sequel to this movie.

[@patrickfriedauer4259]

Joe Pantoliano’s best role was Guido the killer pimp.

[@Pineoilheavan]

Great cast too.

[@MichaelScrip]

The Fugitive is one of my favorite movies! You should also check out Air Force One... another amazing Harrison Ford action/thriller movie! 😎

[@jrgilby]

This was based off a TV series, same plot. Man on the run for murdering his wife, as a fugitive he is also a hero as he goes from town to town. Agent Gerard on his tails, appearing every few episodes, making those episodes special. And the One Armed Man, the grand antagonist, appearing in extra special episodes as he is who Dr. Kimble is trying to find. This film was a great nod to what made the TV series special.

[@robertsistrunk6631]

The Fugitive was a TV series in the 60's

[@daseguin]

You've got to do the sequel to this ! U.S. Marshalls

[@jgrado3]

If you liked this one, you’ll love the sequel: US Marshals.

[@LashLeRoux.1]

Tommy Lee Jones won an Academy Award for this movie.

[@joelwillis2043]

Back when blockbusters had some soul.

[@holddowna]

🥲

[@RoadsFranconia]

It is hilarous to see American FBI/CIA/DEA/MARSHALLS/WHATEVER searching for him, in Germany it would be just the Police and the BKA searching for him.... always that "D**K comparison between those state authorities.