midvngxnce

The Fugitive

THE dad movie. Thrilling and captivating, this would've been spectacular on the big screen. Perfectly paced and that kept me hook for 2 hours and it has a lot of similarities to Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Tommy Lee Jones is VERY athletic in this and he's cool here. You guys think that Richard and Samuel explore each other's bodies after that ending?

midvngxnce

The Fugitive

we like to throw around the "we dont make movies like this anymore" but yeah we really dont make movies like THIS ANYMORE. *Andrew Davis when directing this film in Tommy Lee Jones's voice* WE NEED A BIG SET, 200 EXTRAS, 50 CARS, WE'RE SHOOTING THIS ON LOCATION, FOREGROUND, MOVING CAMERA, PUT SMOKE IN THERE TOO

Lex

The Fugitive

A very enjoyable thriller for me, thanks to my dad he recommended me this. It has a very dark subjects matter or problems and it is nice to see 'the brightness / the lightness' of the movie because goddamn they paid the bills for lighting unlike the other that have dark-heavy thriller concept.

emma 🐋

The Fugitive

it took me forever to find out where this was originally released and why the episodes were under 8 minutes. imagine my surprise when i found out it was from a failed short length streaming service that shut down months after its release. i was able to get my hands on it (🏴‍☠️) and let me just say... its okay. the plot is there. i was interested and wanted everything to work out but the directing, the script, the acting in some parts were just not good. this was based on movie and i think if they wanted to do a remake with a similar plot, they should have made this a film. a film with a good director, and a better supporting cast. boyd holbrook and the one dude that i knew from narcos were the only two that didn't make me want to rip my eyes out of my skull. it was still fun to watch and i am glad i did i just wish they did something better with the original idea.