The Fugitive

This a one of the best thriller/suspense/action films I have ever watched, and I've seen tons of them for almost 50 years. It "endures" because it is just as entertaining on the sixth viewing as it is on the first.Of... Full review

This exciting film is a great adventure of one man's quest to find his wife's killer and clear himself of murder charges. Doctor Richard Kimble is a desperate man on the run trying to elude capture by a relentless U.S.... Full review

"The Fugitive" is one of those movies that you may already have seen a dozen of times, but which still seems to surprise every time that you watch it. I don't know what it actually is that makes this movie... Full review

This is a fine vehicle for Harrison Ford made even more agreeable by a clever, somewhat tongue in cheek performance by Tommy Lee Jones as a US Marshall out to have a good time getting the bad guy, even though... Full review

There is a kind of magic when a superb cast, a truly gifted director, and a literate script with equal parts 'over-the-top' action, riveting suspense, and rich characterization, come together. The end result attains a luster that only grows through... Full review

There is nothing wrong with pilfering the premises of old TV-shows provided, I think, that they are plot-driven and not character-driven. It would be wrong, for example, to re-make Hogan's Heroes because it was the quirky mix of characters and... Full review

For a good "chase" film, you can't beat 'The Fugitive'. Not all films taken from TV series manage to make it to the big screen with a style of their own and a story worth telling. Exceptionally fine performances by... Full review

The Fugitive is the biggest heart-pounding thriller I have seen in a while (and the best one this decade). The story revolves around Dr. Richard Kimble, played by Harrison Ford to pythagorean procision. Kimble is accused of killing his wife... Full review

Arnold and Sly are great action heroes. Their characters are always larger than life. Rambo and Rocky are household names and The Terminator and films like Commando are great partly because of Arnold's physical presence. But as good as they... Full review

Nothing is more thrilling to see than two characters with superior intelligences, pitting their wits against each other. A thriller does not require a great deal of plot or techno-babble to be involving or complex, although many distributors of blockbusters... Full review

Hollywood loves to glamorize criminals on the run. Without life on the lam, we'd have no "Bonnie and Clyde", "Catch Me If You Can", "Public Enemies" or "Les Miserables." ... Full Article

He's a guy from Hoboken, N.J. - Sinatra's hometown - whose mother was a bookie and father drove a hearse, and who's made it big as one of the finest character actors around. ... Full Article

Finale of Harper's Island (9-11 p.m., CBS) or Eli Stone (10 p.m., ABC). Let's give the networks credit for letting interesting shows die with dignity. ... Full Article

Unlike other reboots that took beloved television shows and turned them into ironic comedies (The Dukes of Hazard, Starsky and Hutch), The A-Team, if done right, can become what The Fugitive was and what Miami Vice wanted to be: appealing... ... Full Article

Apparently in this economy even Oscar winners can't be picky. That could explain "Lake City" starring Sissy Spacek (an Academy Award winner for "Coal Miner's Daughter") and "In the Electric Mist" featuring Tommy Lee Jones ("The Fugitive"). ... Full Article