The Fugitive 20th Anniversary | Bus Train Crash | Warner Bros. Entertainment
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Catch him if you can. The Fugitive is on the run! Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones race through the breathless manhunt movie based on the classic TV series.
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Saw this in an huge old theatre when this was first run. Crowd applauded after this scene.
All real. Not scale models. Real train real bus real bridge.
Totally insane practical effects.
Best scene in the film.
And best of all: No CGI.
CGI was primitive back then, so they made the right call. The remains of the wreck still, well, remain today.
Still can tell Harrison Ford is jumping in front of a rear projection screen.
0:37 still process shots, though.
@@bloggaloggs I mean, not worth it risking someone's life for that split second shot
Imagine being chased through the woods by a freight train.
It happens when you are wrongfully accused.
Just...turn
Happened to me a couple years ago on an acid trip
@@davidmiller8783 Yeah, it always cracks me up in movies how they don't just make a 90 degree turn when a vehicle is chasing them. They always run right down the tracks, the middle of the street, etc.
Imagine moving off to the side into the woods instead of running infront of a moving freight train
For those wondering, this scene was filmed on the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad.
Went on the train ride
Indeed. I just watched a "Great Scenic Railway Journeys" episode on this magnificent railroad, and they not only mentioned using the railroad as the crash scene, but also showed video of test runs and the actual locomotive on static display.
You can pass by the wreck site on the Tuskasegee Excursion. The scene was shot in February 1993 the month my mother got pregnant.
@@nssteampunk4865 or you can trespass and climb on the train. totally didn’t just do that tho
@@trevorantonson4272 we were on the road above the railroad and we could see the wreck from a tall distance.
One of the best action scenes ever filmed
Proof that CGI will never beat doing shit for real.
The Fugitive: The #1 movie train crash in movie history
3) Unstoppable (2010) 2) The Train (1964) #1) The Fugitive (1993)
Erich Diebold I think this is a great crash, but second to the incredible train crash from "Super Eight"
The Super 8 train crash was literally all CGI.
Yeah, and it looked ridiculous. Why did everything start flying through the air? How fast was that train going?! A thousand miles an hour?
I know, I think filming real things happening is better than CGI but CGI also has its advantages as well.
No ad, presented in the proper aspect ratio, THIS is how you upload a movie clip. THANK YOU!
There’s ads on it now 😢
I saw this in the theater opening night. The amount of applause after this sequence was one of the loudest I've ever experienced watching a movie. And deservedly so.
Leslie Nielsen parodied this scene in Wrongfully Accused. 😂
The train playing peek-a-boo was the best scene in ANY parody ever made.
Sorry, I haven't seen Wrongfully Accused but only seen the North by Northwest reference so i thought you thinked that the toy plane scene in that movie was a reference to this scene.
Best parody was the Simpsons with Chief Wiggum in the drive thru.
I remember watching this with director Andrew Davis in the audience. During the Q & A session after the film, a woman asked Davis how many takes it took for this scene. Davis said, "Lady, one take is all you get."
Did he at least give credit to the effects artists who built and filmed the models used for the majority of this scene?
I'm currently at the wrecked train in North Carolina. I just wanted to watch this whilst here lol
One of the most spectacular and realistic train wrecks in cinematic history as they used full scale real railroad equipment.
its still where they left it in Dillsboro North Carolina
I know.
It's all Hollywood, not realistic at all. Freight trains don't derail if they hit flimsy buses or trucks, they push them aside or tear right through them.
@@FrostyAUT dude, they actually wrecked a train, and no its not hollywood, it was filmed on the great smokey mountains railroad, and they can derail if they are that small of a train against a reasonably large bus, what i am saying is they crashed a train into a bus and then down a ditch on a real railroad
@@HalbeargameZ He is right, freight trains wouldn't actually derail like that. Not saying they wouldn't derail but they wouldn't to that scale. That locomotive is a U18B, with a combined weight of over 438,000 pounds! There is also a documentary on how they got that effect.
NGL, the sound of the bus and train engine scraping across the tracks after the hit still creeps me out. It's so visceral.
It didn’t sound like that that’s editing but the crash is real
Its amazing that all this was real!!
This and under siege 2 Are the best train wrecks in cinema history
Agreed!
On the blu-ray of this film, they have a nice, comprehensive account of how they set this up, using old, decommissioned diesel engine cars. You get to see some extremes in the laws of physics this way, since it's a real diesel derailing off the tracks. it's pretty impressive when the engine car is off the tracks completely, and its nose plows into the earth in front of it and showers the dirt forward like a 35 mph bulldozer-from-hell. Weighing nearly 100 tons, and being of such incredibly solid construction, it doesn't stop, it doesn't crumple; it just gouges the earth, flinging it forward as it continues onward.
Didn't the director say one of his employees hated him because the camera in front of the train took five hours to dig up after it was buried by the train? I remember something like that was said when I watched the making of the crash.
They pushed it off the tracks with another engine
i just drove by the crash on my way home. it’s definitely harder to see than before. one of my dads friends was up there in the great smokey mountains when it happened. said it was one of the loudest noises he’d ever heard.
CONDUCTOR WE HAVE A PROBLEM
Man, nice of Harrison Ford to risk his own life to make this great sequence
This scene is impressive and exciting. No cgi, just real life practical effects. Plus, amazing acting by Harrison Ford.
Anybody remember the United Artists Coronet Theater in San Francisco? George Lucas hand-picked it for the "Star Wars" premier because it had the best sound in the City, along with The North Point Theater. I saw this at The Coronet in 1993 and it completely blew me away. No CGI, all practical effects and stunts. This is a MOVIE!!
This is the craziest and epic-intensing scenes ever filmed in history, it is great!
Rewrite your comment. It makes no sense.
@@l.a.3479 Hey, I'm the same person who wrote the comment before. My writing improved. The scene is the craziest and very intense part of The Fugitive, it is a really great scene. I apologize if I upset you for that :(
What I like about it is it’s a real crash and isn’t over stylized.
Apparently the wreckage from this scene can still be seen today in North Carolina.
Indeed! I used to work in the Town it was filmed in. If you go to Bryson City and take the Great Smoky mountains railroad into dillsboro, you go right by it. I had people asking all the time what the story was behind it!
Monroe was there
Yup just rode the train and all the wreckage is still there gsmr in dillsboro
Wrongfully Accused has the best version of train chase lol....Miss Leslie Nielson 😅😝
BEST TRAIN WRECK AND TRAIN CHASES HUMAN SCENE EVER. INFINITE LIKES
This was actually the 1st full scale train wreck ever made in a movie.
What is "The General (1927)"?
More like the largest
What about The Train 1964?
Alula 896 the amazing Tewodros I don’t recall any cg work, everything in this scene is real
@@TailsFan369no2 Apart from the miniature bits
The Introvison process, also used in Stand By Me and a slew of other films, really shines here. Always impressive.
all I think of is Wrongfully accused.... lol
SirRobbins Yes thank you, you're the first person I've seen say that! I just watched this scene after the train chase in Wrongfully Accused and I couldn't stop think of Leslie Nielsen in Harrison Ford's place! 🤣
Finally got to see this in July. Booked a motel in Cherokee not 10 mins away by car, and parked by the park. Looked over the side and saw it, but too steep to get down. So I found a nice area by a driveway and parked there. Trekked about a mile to get there, but I was ecstatic. Bad thing is, it's located in an old train repair yard, and fenced-in. Thankfully, they were out testing an old steam locomotive, and left the gates open. Worth the two Yellow Jacket stings.
What?! This is still sitting out there somewhere?? Where?
If you mean what's left of the train wreck it's right by the Great Smoky Mountain Railway depot in Dillsboro on the Tuckaseegee line. My husband and I used to ride the dinner train right past there, which was pulled by one of the engines used in the movie. The train went right past what's left of the wreck and always slowed down so everyone can look and take pictures. I have a picture of myself from 1999 standing beside "The Fugitive Engine". Back in the 90s it was a huge area attraction, but it's probably pretty rusted out by now and I'm sure that engine has long since been retired. There are pictures in the local railway museum of Warner Brothers doing the scene. I don't know of any other trains that go past there, unfortunately. Worth a look if you can contact the GSMR and see if there are any other trains that go past there. The dinner train is pretty expensive. btw they were real locomotives.
1:32 - They digitally removed the mysterious man who can been seen looking down at the camera from the train wreck
When I first learned of that I watched my old VHS copy and saw him and it was frightening. None of the crew or director knew who it was.
What do you mean of this? Was there actually a mysterious man?!
@@philhartman1948 yes. Watch the Blu-ray on a huge TV you can see him wearing a captains hat and staring into the camera plain as day and then he turns his head suddenly.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 Sorry, but I sadly do not have it...
I envisage Leslie nielsen bus train crash and laugh so hard watching this
They parodied this in an Itchy and Scratchy comic (issue 1, 1993) with Scratchy's old jalopy winding up on the track, and the locomotive that jumps the tracks running over Scratchy (with Itchy driving!)
The blu ray looks incredible much better then the older release
I have friends that own a cabin across the river from where this was filmed in Dillsboro, amazing movie production!
Imagine driving a train in the night and see a bus on the tracks
0:20: Train Engineer: Them fools! Railroad’s not for a-parking!
Magnífica película de acción y suspenso
That little chained up run he does hahaha
Even though a crash like this would never happen, the visuals are great. That's probably because it's an actual train wreck/models and not CGI (I'm looking at you Super 8)
In real life it actually happened in sandy utah 1938
@@cristinameza2227 False, the train didn't derail
lol it did happen that’s a real crash
I still can’t believe that’s Harrison Ford there
Because it's Leslie Nielsen
FYI: you can get on GSMR in Bryson City, NC take the train towards Dillsboro and see the wreckage from this movie. Bus and train cars. It's cool
We're all looking forward to Sam's Presentation at WOBD 2023!
When I first saw this train wreck, when the locomotive fell into that ditch at 1:01, the tanker car behind the locomotive looked like it exploded but in another shot where the shed explodes at 1:09, that same tanker car is seen again.
@Pia It's a GP30
@Sophia or her Brother It's a High hood gp30
They had several cameras set up for this at many angles 1 in locomotive 1 in the bus and several other places they did one take then combined footage of the cameras for the scene .
I found out from another video that at 1:32 there originally there was someone's face peeking in the corner under the tree log, but this was removed for the remastered version.
Ah, the days when not everything was computer generated in movies.
“Dang fools, drive-thru’s not for a parkin’ “
This movie turn 25 years old.
I completely forgot about the movie a month ago.
They removed the famous ghost in this version of the film.
what ghost.
No wonder this scene was parodied in "Wrongfully Accused".
Imagine not being called Shirley and being chased by a Freight Train Engine through the woods.
You can go visit the train and bus when you book a ticket on the Great smoky mountains railway in Bryson city north carolina. If you haven't been on a train you must come enjoy a train ride.
The train and bus are still there, in the Smokey Mountains of North Carolina, right where they filmed it. Tourists go there often.
A ghost was spotted in the scene of the wreckage until they digitally removed it when they did the DVD transfer.
A perfect balance of full scale and minitures carefully edited. CGI is so over used these days. This was epic.
No CGI. This was all real. In the DVD they show how the crash was made and how they got the engine to drive off the tracks to chase Harrison Ford. The bus and two locomotives are still at the scene of the crash.
No miniatures used either
No CGI no Miniatures that’s a real full scale train.
@ryans413 a recent interview they admitted a scale model was used aswell as the full 1:1 loco derailment, And you can see it when it blows through the hut. I was gutted coz I always believed it was full size only.
Probably the most incredible REAL (no CGI) f/x scene in any movie ever!
My house is a hundred yards from the main line going from NYC to Chicago. I thought long and hard before buying it, and this scene is why (plus Lac Megantic).
When Kimble tried to avoid the derailed train, I saw many gaps that he could have went to, even to the left in that scene it looked like there were no obstacles.
When your in a panic you don’t think or even see you just trying to get out no matter what
The Set Still Is Around But Abandoned
It was cheaper to leave the remains there. Almost 22-23 years now, and still there! Hopefully soon I'm taking the family up there, it's only a 5 hours drive to Sylva from here.
One-Armed Gaming Cool! You Might Get The Chance To See It. :)
It's not abandoned. The set is located beside Great Smoky Mountains Railroad Track. That's where it was filmed. They left it there as a tourist attraction for their Tuckasegee River Excursion Train.
You can see it here: th-cam.com/video/btkq5V87ZR0/w-d-xo.html
Both locks were moved but in same spot and are abandoned and gutted, to bad they couldn't leave the box car too
Sums up my marriage. Better than words.
When the switcher locomotive chased him while he was running I just hid on the side of my bed cause that shit was scary as hell. Being chased by a train while it's derailing. That's probably a situation I don't want to be in.
But if it does, simply run at a right angle to the track.
With chain legs on!
The locomotives used were a ex csx u18b numbered 1901 and a ex Norfolk and Western gp30 high hood numbered 536 (the train chasing Harrison Ford)
And slug unit 478
“Diane , jm Gonna take my break now”
The lead locomotive is CSX #1901 and the back engine is N&W GP30 #536!
It says Illinois Southern on the first engine and the second engine
Grandpa seen this
Dekho Isko se kon aaya hai. 👍
Ive been to the train wreck sight
A freight train hitting a bus and derailing with fire smoke and wrecks following. The location of it being filmed was the Great Smokey Mountains Railroad
That train is an Illinois Southern
I just seen what's left of the train and bus in North Carolina
These Engines Are Real
The engine that derailed and briefly went after Harrison Ford was basically a lighted dummy locomotive; they gutted the inside so they could intentionally push it along the track and wreck it. It's a lot like how some model train manufacturers made "dummy" engines to simulate consisting, hooking one between the actual powered model locomotive and the rolling stock.
Honestly, how do you keep yoir composer running away from a loco headed straight for you, yea the loco was gutted but it still weighs alot! Crazy stuff
You don't. If, however, you're really just running in front of a green screen, it's a little easier to maintain composure, I think.
Does anyone have footage of the train crash from the 1960s series?
0:37 Impossible side jump.
0:45 because inertia doesn't exist
i compared this too
The Fugitive Train Wreck Remains - LEFT TO ROT
Haha exactly what I did too
lane brock
lol
That's why I'm here too
0.08 GP-9 in place of the GP-30 and U18 has a engineer
rip the dude with the white chucks at 0:30 👟👟
imagine putting thomas the train music on this clip 😂😂🤣🤣
Kon Kon Dekho isko ki video dekhke aya
Me bro
0:38
1:33 Did you see the ghost?, im serious they actually build the movie next to the haunted civil war tunnel
Not this version, it was taken out by the director. But you are correct this is the part where a face appeared looking directly into the camera. They should have left it in though.
My my my my my What. A. Mess
i had no idea that had been filmed in Dillsboro, NC. i go through there every year on my way up to Pigeon Forge and now that i know where the train wreck is (thanks to adamthewoo) i now want to find it and see it for myself.
I provide you with information I gathered, if you haven't been yet. Just get satellite up on your maps app and search for Fugitive Run, scroll to across the river, and it's right there. I'm punching that into my GPS later this month, and video taping it with a drone. Good luck.
One-Armed Gaming
thanks for the info. i'll try that.
KaiSuoh25 No problem man! Glad to help.
Or you can purchase a ticket for the Tuckasegee River Excursion at the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad. They provided the locomotives and rolling stock for the scene, and some of the Railroad's Train Crew helped them film it. It's one of their Tourist attractions on the excursion and it goes right past the wreck site.
The Creepernator wow thanks for the info. i will have to look into that.
I come here looking for a ghost
No such thing
Jay McHue Nope it’s clear as day still there.
@@kansasstatealerting2424 where
i wonder why the locomitve dereailed before it get to the place where the bus was.
Train coming to the bus
if people are wondering how the train came of the tracks lemme show you how.In the movie the second loco and all of the frieght cars derailed right well that was accomplacid by putting another rail on the track so the second unit goes of a switch track.and how did this madness happen in the movie.its so simple!well the engine could ve hopped the tracks
Is clear blue bird patricinate this movie excelent bus security economie my family had bus blue bird 1 model this movie 1993
This is the Super 8 train crash but from a different location and from different angles
Uh oh
It Happened So Fast. I Don't Think He Made It But Kimble Did. If It Wasn't For The 3 Other Prisoners Richard Kimble Wouldn't Of Been Able To Escape To Clear His Name. Funny How Fate Happens
Come on Dr Kimble get out of there!
"Can a train with around 5-8 freight cars can move that far?"
Is this like a HD remaster or something?
Yes
How does the lead locomotive which hit the bus still remain on the tracks while the rest of the train derails
I'm an express engine, I don't go...
Why did Kimble keep running away straight from the separated train, and didn't try to go orher directions ?🤔
It looks better on film.
If you think this was done using CGi think again. The crash is like 100% real. They derailed the train that’s a real locomotive derailing the cars also derailed with the use of a pusher engine that pushed the cars off the track into the ditch.
Here after watching how it was made
Can anyone else wrap their head around how the train hits the bus and is pushing it down the tracks about a quarter mile and then in the next seen, Harrison Ford is quick stepping it, as his feet are still cuffed, along side the first locomotive? He even manages to move fast enough to avoid the second locomotive that derailed and is careening right for him until he finds some sort of under ground shelter! It would've been more realistic if more of the train had passed by Harrison Ford and he would've had to dodge some box cars further down the train or something like that. As it is, there's a total error in the timing of the sequence of events and Harrison Ford's location through this whole wreck. Oh well. It's movie magic. It's still a very intense scene and this is a very good movie.
Aaron Freimark. The fucking locomotive behind the lead loco literally decoupled itself from the lead loco and just tried to kill the guy who somehow escaped it even though it was going like 200mph. The whole train derailed on purpose. Cause you can see the two locos uncoupling from each other and the second one just throws itself off the tracks and starts chasing the guy. Why would it derail itself and try to kill a guy.
Okay I’ll explain the train had more than one locomotive. The head locomotive hits the bus and starts pushing it down the tracks the vibrations broke the knuckle off one of the other locomotives that one derailed probably from the tracks being damaged from the buss impact. That locomotive started going down into the ditch the earth it blowed into slowed its momentum. The shelter Harrison Ford hid under looked to be a small bridge like a creek crossing.
I’ll give you the whole running fast in shackles but I just took it as he’s scared for his life and ran fast.
How did the second locomotive derail? Did the broken knuckle trip it over?
@EdwardJSmithTitanic/ConrailFan76
This is completely unrealistic.
The moviescene looks like the parody with Leslie Neelson.
@EdwardJSmithTitanic/ConrailFan76 You're talking about something entirely different. A freight train won't derail from hitting a bus. The difference in mass is just too great.
@EdwardJSmithTitanic/ConrailFan76 I don't even know which trains you are talking about.
EdwardJSmithTitanic/ConrailFan76 have never seen an Amtrak train derail from any type of car or bus 😂
@@FrostyAUT Look at the 1999 Bourbonnais, Illinois crash. An Amtrak train derailed hitting a Semi truck.
wheres the ghost
They took out the 'ghost'. Of course it's not real....but still.