The 1993 film “The Fugitive” is based on a 1960s TV series.
Harrison Ford plays Dr. Richard Kimble, convicted of murdering his wife.
After a bus-train collision, Kimble escapes to track down the real killer.
U.S. marshal Sam Gerard, played by Tommy Lee Jones, relentlessly pursues Kimble.
The film smoothly incorporates audacious plot twists, keeping the audience engaged.
The movie was a commercial success and was well-received by both critics and audiences.
It won Tommy Lee Jones an Oscar for his role as Sam Gerard.
The action-packed film falls into the genres of action, adventure, drama, crime, and thriller.
It carries a PG13 MPAA rating, suitable for mature audiences.
The success of “The Fugitive” both in the box office and with critics is a testimony to its captivating storyline and strong performances.
A blend of action, drama, and suspense makes it a thrilling watch for movie enthusiasts.
