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[@jenmurrayxo]

⭐ Make sure you leave a comment below with a movie pick + like the video -- if vid gets to 7k likes I'll draw a movie from the comments! 👍

[@Billinois78]

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (Johnny Depp and Benicio Del Toro)

[@adamromero]

Philadelphia (1993) with Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington. 🙂

[@dan_hitchman007]

I would highly recommend Terry Gilliam's "Brazil" for a unique dark comedy, sci-fi/fantasy experience. Gilliam was part of the main cast of Monty Python and also acted as their animator besides being an actor. He was the only Yank in the British troupe.

[@phillipray4380]

For a surprisingly great performance from John Travolta (who knew?) I nominate “Blow Out” by Brian DePalma. If you make it through the first few minutes you’ll be in for a treat. . .stick with it! The Fugitive. . .this is a wonderful tribute to the old TV show (which I adored). Thanks for sharing it with us on KZbin!

[@aikhis]

Sean Connery in Alfred Hitchcock movie "Marnie"

[@tskwerl]

"I didn't kill my wife!" "I don't care!" One of the best moments in movie history. It shows that this man is just doing his job.

[@timroebuck3458]

I always felt that Gerard was unjustifiably vilified. He was wrong, but that didn't mean he was a bad cop or a bad man. He was just a good cop trying to do his job, like you said.

[@wfly81]

Yep, it's not his job to decide innocence or guilt; it's his job to bring in the fugitive. The justice system will take it from there.

[@matt_canon]

Ironically, after the movie ends, Gerard would be the most helpful in Kimble being exonerated. Even Kimble realized that when he called Gerard from Syke's house, because he knew the U.S. Marshals would have to go there and investigate, fingerprint, etc. -- What I also love that even though Gerard stated he was no trying to solve a puzzle, he ends up solving that very puzzle just to get leads on Kimble's movements and location.

[@snorpenbass4196]

So the reason Richard doesn't go for revenge or killing is because it won't clear his name. Not to mention he's a doctor, who swore to do no harm (the Hippocratic oath). But seriously, killing people would just put him back in jail.

[@salyx]

Agreed. Dr. Kimball murdering people would have ruined the character completely.

[@ShawnRavenfire]

There is a sequel, "U.S. Marshalls," starring Wesley Snipes. Definitely worth checking out. (No Harrison Ford, but Tommy Lee Jones returns.)

[@erryknotarryk]

I got a whole new respect for that train scene when i found out it was a life size train rather than a model like i believed when i first saw the film. The Camera that captured the derailed car's final impact was in fact planned to be buried during the take. When they recovered the camera it had run it's entire magazine flawlessly. Good on the crew safeguarding that camera!

[@gothnate]

The train car is still there, too. It was filmed around Sylva, North Carolina on the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad. The bus was sold to a private collector, though.

[@timroebuck3458]

Harrison Ford actually broke his leg filming that scene as well and didn't know it until later. If you look closely, you'll notice he walks with a slight limp throughout the movie.

[@lethaldose2000]

Hey Jen, This film was based on the 1960s TV series called The Fugitive starring David Janssen as Richard Kimble. Funny thing is the movie felt like a series of TV episodes all written into one movie. The Murder is ep1, the train escape ep2, the jump off the dam ep3 and so on. This is what made the movie so great, it hit every beat of what the TV show would have done but all condensed and super well packaged. Great reaction. I know you, true love, Harrison didn't let you down.

[@biguy617]

The TV show got a reboot in 1993 with Tim Daily in the lead. After he was done with the Superman animated series and turned the role to George Newbern.

[@tremorsfan]

Especially the part where he helps the kid at the hospital.

[@bbwng54]

David Janssen was an excellent actor and very good in the TV series, trying to find the one-armed man.

[@TheImaginator972]

@@biguy617 Thanks for mention that series, I really enjoyed The Fugitive 2000 Reboot TV Series because of Tim Daly did great job as Dr. Richard Kimble.

[@biguy617]

@@TheImaginator972 yeah when Tim went to the Fugitive show, Bruce Timm had to get a new voice for Superman for the Justice League and Justice League Unlimited. show. He got George Newbern. You don’t really notice that they change voice actors because George does a good job sounding just like Tim. They did have Tim return to voice Superman for the animated movies Superman Batman Public Enemies and Superman Batman Apocalypse.

[@edmo922]

Enemy of the State with Will Smith and Gene Hackman is a good one. Over 20 years old but still holds up quite well.

[@gerstelb]

The wife is played by Sela Ward, who’s had some interesting roles over the years. On House she was Dr. House’s ex. She was also in Gone Girl and The Day After Tomorrow, but the role I always remember her from is from Sisters, a TV series that was going on in the early 90s when this movie came out. (It was one of those “quirky small town” series - the basis of this one was the relationship between 4 sisters, all of whom had names implying their father really wanted/expected sons: Alex, Georgie, Teddy, and Frankie.) And Sykes, the one-armed man, is played by the late great Andreas Katsulas. Go watch Babylon 5, if you haven’t seen it - he has the role of a lifetime in that.

[@ClaudioTV2005]

FUN FACT: Sela Ward was auditioned for the role of Xenia Onatopp in the 1995 James Bond movie GoldenEye

[@moondog3056]

"She was more rich". Exactly what you would expect a cop to say. If you are in a cowboy mood, The Outlaw Josey Wales is one of Clint's best.

[@timroebuck3458]

This movie is a remake of the great tv series which aired from 1963-1967 with David Janssen as the good doctor and Barry Morse as a grimmer and more intense Gerard. It is worth checking out. Greatest series ever.

[@NehemiahRyan]

I totally agree! The TV show is astoundingly great. Every time I rewatch the series I find myself thinking, "Wow, this is such a great show. The writing and performances are incredible." It's definitely in my top five shows of all time and it's sad that people don't really know about it. I'd love to see someone react to the series!

[@THOMMGB]

You're absolutely correct that The Fugitive was a great TV show. I loved that show, back in the day. I think it was the first TV show to wrap up the series with the capture of the one armed man. The ratings for the final 2 part ending set some kind of record.

[@salyx]

As much as I enjoy a brutal shoot-em-up action movie, there’s something so wonderfully satisfying about this much more patient cat and mouse whodunit. Also, three cheers for practical effects!

[@jspettifer]

Tommy Lee Jones won an Oscar as best supporting actor for this role - a rarity for an action film. One of the most rewatchable films ever. If I ever see it on TV, I’ll keep on watching.

[@Xoferif]

For my movie pick I choose "Highlander" (1986). An awesome film that's oft-overlooked these days!

[@PaulLoh]

As an actor, I often encounter celebrities, whether it's at awards ceremonies, film premieres, or on set. One day, when I was filming in Hollywood, I went to a coffee shop during a break. Wouldn't you know it, in walks Jane Lynch. I left her alone since I don't know her personally. She ordered her coffee, got it, then left. I've got so many stories of encounters like that. This is one of my favorite action dramas.

[@jcastromex]

"The Fugitive" is such a great movie Jen. There are quite a number of films in this genre of action/thriller/on the run. I'm naming some of my favorites: 1) "The 39 Steps" (1935 - by Hitchcock); 2) "Dark Passage" (1947 - with Humphrey Bogart); 3) "North By Northwest" (1959 - by Hitchcock); 4) "Dirty Harry" (1971 - with Clint Eastwood - a must-see!); 5) "Mission: Impossible" (1996); 6) "Enemy of the State" (1998); 7) the 'Bourne' trilogy (2002, 2004, 2007); 8) "Minority Report" (2002 - a must-see!); 9) "Collateral" (2004); 10) "Knight and Day" (2010 - a great comedy!); 11) "Hanna" (2011 - a must-see!); and 12) "In Time" (2011). I'm glad that you enjoyed this film! 📽❤

[@asterix7842]

I'll second the Hitchcock and Bogart movies, Enemy of The State, and Minority Report and add Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969), Logan's Run (1976), The Blues Brothers (1980), and Catch Me if You Can (2002)

[@ShortyLongstrokin]

Don't forget about the sequel/spinoff to this movie: "U.S. Marshalls" starring Tommy Lee Jones and Wesley Snipes.

[@Iron-Bridge]

Great recommendations, John. There's one or two I'll need to see as well.

[@TimothySmiths]

3 Days of the Condor is a great one too with Redford.

[@theashrook6129]

A fun movie with Harrison in a semi supporting role, is Working Girl from 1988. You might enjoy him and Sigourney Weaver supporting Melanie Griffith

[@mikeminer1947]

I really hate being one of those "they don't make 'em like they used to" people, but we're talking about Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones here. Indisputable legends.

[@JohnDee1527]

I love this channel! It's like watching movies with my sister

[@jenmurrayxo]

That's awesome, just what I was hoping ☺️👍

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

The Fugitive is easily in my top 20 films ever made. The rewatch value of this film is crazy. It holds up very well.

[@i.m.7710]

I grew up in the Sixties. The fugitive tv show was once a week in the evening. Every episode Richard kimball was hunted by cops and he met someone and saved their life and had to keep running. This formula went on for years and years! The final fugitive tv episode was watched by everyone in the USA.🤣🤣🤣

[@noneya3635]

This was one of the very few tv series that was translated into an excellent movie. As Jen said the tension was always valid and not manufactured by people being obtuse or making dumb decisions to keep him from getting caught. Set ups and pay offs were earned.

[@Cheepchipsable]

Joe Pantoliano is one of TLJ's asistants with the glasses. He has been in so many films, The Matrix, Goonies, Sopranos, quite a few Eastwood films. Never a leading man but a real solid actor.

[@georgezee5173]

Don't forget about Memento! He's got a big role in that one!

[@patron40silver]

My dad always used to tell me that The Fugitive was his favorite TV show.

[@civlwrbuf]

Anybody who watched this later or even then would think Ford just added another feather in his cap, but it was Jones who really shined here. He took home an oscar for the Fugitive. He and his character was so beloved that they gave it a sequel with a lead role, titled U.S. Marshals. It was even filmed on location near where I live.

[@candicelitrenta8890]

Although this is a film based upon a tv show from the 60's, that show itself was based upon a true-life crime that actually occurred

[@NerdJared]

Such a great movie. TLJ is great in anything he does which is why I hope we have a poll for the "sequel" called US Marshalls (a very young Tony Stark is in it). Great flick.

[@Rosedach]

If you want a young Robert Downery, Jr. movie, check out the 1993 movie, "Heart and Souls." It also has a young Tom Sizemore.

[@billkant849]

Just a FYI. The one-armed man was Andreas Katsulas (RIP) who played G'Kar on Babylon 5.

[@Deedric_Kee]

Oh my goodness,I just rewatched this again last year. I can't believe how tense the movie still is. I had forgotten everything. Whew! This was good 👏. I always enjoy watching these movies with you. I recently watched "Superman 2 on your videos and God it was so perfect. I really loved it. Excellent video "Jenn Murray ✨️

[@bigdream_dreambig]

"Put two patrol cars on that bridge down there -- " "He's dead!" "Then that'll make him easy to catch!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@Stormcastle]

Fun Fact: the train wreckage from the beginning is still exactly where they filmed it - as the studio deemed it too expensive to extract... and you can still see it if you take an excursion trip in North Carolina

[@ajaxjohnson7999]

One of my favorite movies of all time!!! Jen I hope you will watch the sequel U.S. Marshalls in the near future! It's a pretty good follow up to The Fugitive 👍👍

[@Ian-xx1xb]

A jen video i havnt left a comment on what the frig 😮 . Jen in full detective mode at the start , then concerned tense mode 😬 and snacking is always fun to see liquorice was it 🤔 . This was great and seeing how much you enjoyed it definitely xheck out us marshals its alao great . Cheers for the fun rewatch jen and this time i left a comment 😃

[@edcliffe2988]

I wonder just how many fans of this movie don't realize that The Fugitive was a TV series decades ago. It was even semi-spoofed in Get Smart in the 60s

[@AvoozlPlays]

The one-armed man is played by Andreas Katsulas, he also played Tomalak in Star Trek TNG, he died some time ago.

[@dodobean7620]

13:44 "milwaukee's got an el " no - we dont have an elevated train here.

[@AtomicAgePictures]

This movie was based on a 1960s television series starring David Janssen which was hugely popular. That television set series itself was based on the real-life story of Sam Sheppard, an Ohio doctor accused of murdering his wife.

[@andrewkelley434]

This film is a masterpiece. Fast-paced, never really a dull moment. Superb acting by both Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones. Fun-fact: Julianne Moore's character was actually supposed to fall in love with Tommy Lee Jones character, but they scrapped it.

[@timroebuck3458]

Good thing they did. That would've been a mess.

[@MrLovegrove]

Not sure if someone else covered this, or if you did in the full reaction, but the reason Nicholls is helping Richard with the samples is because he needed to have Richard somewhere that Sykes could find him to finish him off. That's my best guess.

[@RetrofanFilms]

You wondered why he had a beard early in the movie; part of it was because around the time when Harrison Ford was making this film, he made an appearance as Indiana Jones for a two part episode of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles TV series. The other part was that since this film is based upon the 1960’s TV show, the character of Kimble had to change his appearance so as not to be recognized.

[@gluecement]

I always thought IN THE LINE OF FIRE was a good companion piece to this film.

[@jeffthompson9622]

If I remember correctly, Tommy Lee Jones was awarded an Oscar for his performance in this. He returns to this role in U.S. Marshals.

[@jorgezarco9269]

The Fugitive was a 1960's TV show starring David Janssen. He passed away while working on the 1982 war film Inchon.

[@scottknode898]

You will probably remember the actor Jeroen Krabbe who played Dr Charles Nichols from when watching James Bond as he was one of villains in The Living Daylights in 1987 with Timothy Dalton as James Bond.

[@martinbraun1211]

I recommend the sequel "U.S. Marshals" from 1998! It's with Tommy Lee Jones, Wesley Snipes and Robert Downey Jr..

[@dan_hitchman007]

It's too much a repeat of the original film with Harrison Ford. IMHO

[@AlpineWoods]

That house at 14:29, I live near there, and that street at 15:38, that's pretty close to where the house is. Right down the street and a block away is my old elementary school. And I remember when the movie filmed there. This was way back in 1993. There was a crowd of people, including me and my older brother. We were all watching the film crew. They didn't film anything, but we did see Harrison Ford come out of the house and get into a car that drove away. That was one of those once in a blue moon sort of things.

[@ParkerAllen2]

Since you're a big Harrison Ford fan, consider watching my favorite Harrison Ford film "Witness" from 1985. He's a cop who gets thrown into an Amish community while working a case and he falls in love with an Amish girl. It's a very good thriller, but also a good romance/drama that involves an interesting clash of cultures.

[@salyx]

Seconded. Witness is incredibly good!

[@stephenweaver7631]

The train wreck scene was shot in North Carolina, about 80 miles East of me, on the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad, a freight and tourist line near the border with Tennessee. I've been told that there are still train cars from the movie laying along the tracks. BTW, The Fugitive was a 1960s era show staring David Janssen. Watched it when I was a kid.! Let's see, Movies: A Bridge Too Far, Babe, Enemy Mine.

[@gothnate]

Can confirm. That scene was filmed near Sylva, NC. The train cars are still there, but the bus was bought by a private collector.

[@Dr3amtime]

As others have noted, the movie was based on an earlier series. The series may or may not have been loosely based on the real case of Dr. Sam Sheppard, which received a HUGE amount of notoriety and turned into one of the first modern media cases with tv cameras in the courtroom, etc. (The creators deny the connection.) In fact, Sheppard's appeal of his conviction on the grounds that the publicity deprived him of his right to a fair trial went up to the Supreme Court, where the case was remanded for a new trial. After 10 years in prison, he was exonerated at the second trial, and after his death he was conclusively exonerated through DNA testing.

[@Diskoboy1974]

Andrew Davis was made director after his success with the Steven Segal movie Under Siege. And Tommy Lee Jones was the villain in that movie. And they really wrecked a train for that scene. The wreckage is still sitting there in North Carolina to this day.

[@markveznaver5672]

Anybody gonna mention the fact that Tommy Lee Jones got himself an Oscar for this beautiful film?

[@dan_hitchman007]

There was no real "working" script when the cameras rolled. Tommy Lee Jones and Harrison Ford basically saved the film from being a disaster with quick thinking ad libs and even some film direction themselves. This was one of those "troubled" productions where the cast worked hard to right the ship.

[@captainchaos3667]

I've never heard this before. Where can I learn about this?

[@dan_hitchman007]

@@captainchaos3667 There are several making-of docs.

[@Moviedinho]

@@captainchaos3667 Behind the Scenes kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5eWdKp3n5l3mNE

[@08191906]

All time crushes; Harrison, Keanu...Superman. That is a VERY high bar.

[@tree6787]

I really miss movies like this they were so good and they made you think and their action packed

[@JedHead77]

Julianne Moore’s first film. Jane Lynch’s too, I believe.

[@willmenzies1711]

a second film this evening wont hurt love this movie xx

[@FeaturingRob]

Hey Jen!!! This one's awesome! One of the best performances by Ford and Jones won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. This is one of those when it's one TV...I watch it! The film was based on the very popular TV series 'The Fugitive' (1963-67) starring David Janson (as Kimble) and Barry Morse (as Gerard), which had one of the most watched finale episodes in history. The premise of the show itself partially came from literature. The basis for both Kimble and Gerard is in Victor Hugo's classic 1862 novel 'Les Misérables'. Kimble is like Jean Valjean, trying to help those he can wherever he goes after being falsely imprisoned. Gerard is like Inspector Javert, not really believing in his quarry's innocence and hounding his trail trying to recapture him. That's where the similarities end. On a side note about someone that most people don't talk about in the comments on reactions to this film...one of the worst you picked. The extraordinary actor who plays Sykes, the One-Armed Man was Andreas Katsulas. Besides this film, Andreas Katsulas was best known for the one really big role he had in the sci-fi television series 'Babylon 5' in the 1990s. He played Ambassador G'Kar of Narn, a role that started very antagonistic almost villainous but ended as one of the most beloved of heroes. He passed in 2006, and while he did lots of other things, he was a superb actor, who I just love to shout out. As for a movie pick: I am picking a musical that I have never seen anyone do...I pick 'Victor/Victoria' (1982) starring Julie Andrews, James Garner, Robert Preston, Lesley-Ann Warren, Alex Karras (Mongo from 'Blazing Saddles), and John Rhys-Davies. This is one of the funniest movies I have seen, and I have loved it since I was a kid.

[@astralnewton]

Great vid! I haven't seen this in so long. I forgot how awesome this one is.

[@TrackMaster844]

Yes, one of my all time favorites!!

[@bghammock]

Love this movie. 100% amazing the entire time

[@tree6787]

I'm so glad you're watching this movie it is a classic! I love this movie one of my favorite Harrison Ford's movies!

[@DougRayPhillips]

This film is a reboot of a 1960s TV series that ran for 4 years. Kimble had to stay ahead of Gerard and continue his search every week. The final episode, where Kimble caught up with the one-armed man, was the most-watched show ever, up to that time. Since this film has closure, there's no way to really do The Fugitive II. What they did do was focus on the Tommy Lee Jones character and his team and have them solve a totally unrelated case in the sequel, "U.S. Marshals."

[@AlfredThomas]

Fun fact, you can still see the wrecked train and bus in Dillsboro, NC

[@thepodbaydoorshal]

Jen, please watch Frantic from 1988. One of Harrison Ford's most overlooked films. It's very suspenseful and he's great it in. Also, it's set in Paris!🗼

[@taputechnic]

I used to automatically watch any movie with Harrison Ford, but then I watched "Six Days, Seven Nights" :/ :D

[@johnshull2454]

One of my favorite movies. It’s a modern classic.

[@dancharuk8343]

Hey Jen. I did a quick scroll through some of the comments and didn’t see this mentioned. If you would like some more Harrison Ford action roles Patriot Games and Clear And Present Danger are both good. So is Air Force One. My entry for the comments pick is Lucky Number Slevin although I saw someone else mention Momento and that’s really good too. A real mind bender

[@k.delpino1124]

Harrison Ford was once the no.1 Box office draw of all time. This film here is part of that legend and his career. Tommy Lee Jones won his only Oscar from this performance. Well played as the obsessed lawman without any clue of the truth and only taking down Kimble. Very few tv series become feature films and successful ones at that. But this story was worked into an incredible adaptation. The 1960s show was actually re-broadcasted on TV Land following the film's release. There was a sequel called "U.S. Marshalls" in 1997. TLJ reprised his character with a few other actors from The Fugitive. Wesley Snipes and Robert Downey Jr. were co-stars and it did well commercially. Unexpected sequel, but with exceptional storytelling. You could check it out or not. BTW, Air Force One (also from 1997) is another smash with Harrison Ford that you'll definitely enjoy.

[@-elchoya9832]

jen figured out the killer already,what a detective she could have made

[@joelbrown3356]

The Fugitive was a TV in the 1960s that lasted 4 seasons. The sequel to this movie is called "US Marshals" with Tommy and his crew - it's pretty good. It also has Wesley Snipes and RD-Jr. And guessing youve probably already heard of most other H Ford movies. As for Tommy Lee Jones - check "No Country for Old Men" (kinda depressing) and "Spaced Cowboys (pretty entertaining) - both are great Flix if you haven't seen either yet. Enjoy.

[@sharonellis8776]

It is one of his best performances ! Love this movie xx

[@SeanBlader]

This movie is so good. One of the all time greats. Tommy Lee Jones plays a similar character in Double Jeopardy, which is really good with Ashley Judd. Awesome movie as well similar feel as The Fugitive.

[@waltermartinez5890]

Murder at 1600 (1997) Wesley Snipes Diane Lane check out also The Package (1989) Gene Hackman Tommy Lee Jones same director Andrew Davis

[@willmartin7293]

The "helpful friend" is always suspicious. They're usually too convenient.

[@Sauceman82]

your videos are the best Jen! that fire looks mighty toasty.

[@JedHead77]

The scene of the St. Patrick’s Day Parade was actually shot *during* the parade! 🍀

[@e.d.2096]

Hi Jenn, looks like I'm one of the first in the comments. Last time I suggested Quigley down under. Today I'm recommending Paint your wagon starring a young Clint Eastwood. A musical, period film, about the California gold rush. A great comedy, and one of thee most unusual romance situations on film.

[@e.d.2096]

I have not seen any reactions to this film. This movie is so underrated its not even funny!

[@ShuffleUpandDeal32]

Kimble didn't want to kill the murderer because that would in fact make him a murderer himself after all.

[@tremorsfan]

For the original TV series the one armed man was played by an actor who lost his arm in World War 2.

[@stevenalexander6713]

Amazing, classic movie. One of the best from the 90's.

[@johncourtright1632]

Great reaction Jen! You're right, the tension level stays high throughout the whole film and doesn't let up. Another film that does the same thing is "The Sum of All Fears" with Ben Affleck (who is great as a young Jack Ryan), Morgan Freeman, Bridget Moynahan, Liev Schreiber, and James Cromwell. Action, international intrigue, high stakes, and a little romance. It's one of my favorites. BTW, my low-key MVP for The Fugitive is Sela Ward as Helen Kimble, for looking so drop-dead (pun intended) gorgeous.

[@fooddog45]

Another good movie that has Sela Ward in it is called The Guardian. It stars Kevin Costner and Ashton Kutcher as Coast Guard rescue swimmers. I HIGHLY recommend watching it at some point.

[@michaelholt3222]

Great movie! Plenty of suspense and tension, Tommy Lee Jones, won the academy award for this role, thank you again Jen, glad u enjoyed this one, love watching your reactions!! Your awesome!!...👍👍

[@MrROKinROK]

17:03 This is great little economic scene. After he confirms that Dr. Kimball was staying in his mother's basement, he takes a bite of some breakfast burrito or something. Nice show-don't-tell touch by the director. This guy was led away in handcuffs by some angry police officers. Now he's sitting comfortably out of handcuffs enjoying a nice little meal at the police station. This was reminiscent of Ellis from Die Hard popping open a can of Coke after offering to help Hans out. You ask why he'd be talking about that? Because he just made his position a bit more comfortable. He saw the fugitive picture and likely negotiated down his charges. The breakfast burrito said it all.

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

Jen, I was going to explain that this was based on a '60s TV series but I was beaten to it. You wanted a film like this, I suggest 'Narrow Margin' with Gene Hackman from 1990, it's a great film, a bit overlooked now, but it's a great action adventure film.

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

@@PatrickPrejusa, I think so, it's a much overlooked film.

[@anyone9689]

hi jen please consider " blade runner " its a classic iconic campy sci fi with harrison ford , just the kind of film you love - put it on a poll and i bet it will win . its usually in top 10 lists for sci fi films of all time. thanks

[@tsukosaka2569]

@Jen Murray, changed the moovee pick suggestion to "Thief, 1981" which stars actor James Caan, the previous moovee pick was mentioned many times in the comments.

[@cspringer333]

You might like Harrison as detective in Amish country in "Witness"

[@Enthymene]

26:50 "Chicaco PD will eat him alive" I guess even when this movie was made the CPD had a well-established reputation (look into it if your day is going too good for ya)

[@TesseRact7228]

The follow-up to this movie was "US Marshals" (Tommy Lee Jones, Wesley Snipes, Robert Downey Jr.)

[@daniellanctot6548]

If you want similar suspense movies, I'd highly recommend: - Sneakers (1992) - The Saint (1997) - Mission Impossible (1996) - Oliver Stone's JFK, the Director's Cut (1991) *The original cut is very good as well, but if you are able to get your hands on the director's cut as easily: It is worth it! - Assassins (1995) - The Hunt for Red October (1990)

[@donny-ni2zd]

It's funny seeing the one armed man and knowing he played one of my favorite religious aliens on Babylon 5.

[@coreyhendricks9490]

One of my mom's favorite movies, cool reaction as always Jen, take care sweetie 🥰

[@mattskones]

A couple great Harrison Ford roles from around this time, Patriot Games and Clear and Present Danger. Highly recommend.

[@DavidNSweeney]

Thanks to San Diego Comic Con, I cannot wait for March 3, 2023 when I will be at a theatre for the D&D movie. It has Chris Pine, Michelle Rodriguez and Rejé-Jeane Page. This is my "movie" recommendation, just a trailer.

[@bostonbean]

Love your faux flames!

[@Mr59Kenzo]

lol Jen fighting with the movie on Harrison Fords behalf. too funny Jen.

[@AlanCanon2222]

The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai: Across the Eighth Dimension (1984), with Peter Weller, John Lithgow, Jeff Goldblum, Christopher Lloyd, Ellen Barkin, Clancy Brown, and a host of other great and recognizable supporting actors. Directed by the writer of Big Trouble in Little China, it's a wonderful, oddball, and smart science fiction / comedy / romance / action movie, and a true cult classic. It's only been reacted to a scant handful of times. I bet I can get a few likes from people who agree with me.

[@AlanCanon2222]

@@joegreene7619 "I tell you, if it's not one thing, it's another."

[@AlanCanon2222]

@@joegreene7619 that movie has guided my life since the week it came out. I'm sure I've seen it a hundred times.

[@Swampthing86]

Here's two movies for you to react to From Dusk Till Dawn (1996) a hybrid type of movie with first part being a crime thriller & the second part being a full on vampire movie. It's directed by Robert Rodriguez & it's written by Quentin Tarantino. It stars George Clooney, Harvey Keitel, Juliette Lewis, Quentin Tarantino, Chech Martin, Selma Hayek, & Danny Trejo. Lethal Weapon (1987) it's one of the best action/crime thriller/buddy cop movie. It's directed by Richard Donner who directed Superman (1978), The Omen(1976), & The Goonies(1985) & it's written by Shane Black. It stars Mel Gibson, Danny Glover, & Gary Busey.

[@seancarey6863]

Also, THE FRESHMAN, PROJECT X, both Mathew Broderick

[@jaydisqus3353]

Great reaction to a really good movie.