This was a great film starring Harrison Ford!! An instant classic! Literally as soon as we finished our reaction we were like,”Duuuuuuuuhhhh!!!” We’ve seen like 5-6 films with Harrison Ford in it.
They watched 6 whole movies with him in it! 😅 Even when he shaved his beard off, nothing! It's ok though, some people forget names but not faces (me) and some people don't have facial recognition.
The wife said Richard’s name on the phone with the police because she could hear him talking downstairs. She was, literally, talking to him in her last moments.
Yeah, it's a pity there are only two films with this special team led by Tommy Lee Jones - "U.S. Marshals" and "The Fugitive" I remember as a child I kept waiting for another spin-off to be made.
no one plays authority figures better than Tommy Lee Jones, he actually has a pretty good "origin story", well I mean he was roommates with al gore in college and played in the famous harvard beats yale game
The guy reading the newspaper on the train at the 36:53 mark is my former professor Juan A. Ramirez. He actually auditioned for the role when I was his student. I remember him talking about it. Whenever I see this movie I think about Juan... the snitch. lol
My favorite scene is when Richard is confronted by the cop in the hospital and the cop asks him if he's seen "him". And Richard answers " Every day in the mirror, without the beard of course". Sometimes the best way to detract is to get right in their face!!!
ha ha, I was thinking same. Of course I had a kiddie crush on him in Star Wars. Then when Indiana Jones came out I was still pretty young but definitely into puberty. I was like, "Ohhhh this is a whole NEW Level of enjoyment." 😂
I waited on Harrison Ford and his ex wife at the Old Faithful Inn gift shop in 1993. He was very tall and very handsome ❤ I will never forget scanning his credit card.
Oh yes, I remember those days, the 70s, if you were outside playing & it was summer time, you & the gang went to somebody's house & turned on the outside faucet, waited a few seconds for the water to turn cold, then took turns drinking cold water till our belly's were full, I think every one did that back in the day👍✌️
@@HowardDaniels-uw8tj haha, yeah that water hose water was good, well it's bad for you but it tasted good, I think I remember when bottled water came out, I recall seeing it appear in seinfeld..and then everyone could only drink it, makes no sense, as a kid I can't recall ever carrying a jug of water with me..all day in the sun too, just so cheap flavor aid at the house, heck I didn't even wear a hat, I swear the sun is brighter now, haha
"His fingerprints are all over the lamp, gun, and the bullets." That part always cracks me up. It's his lamp, his gun, and his bullets dummy. Most people don't wear gloves in their own home.
Yes! You guys watched Indiana JONES.."RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK," INDIANA JONES "TEMPLE OF DOOM" STARS WARS he was Han Solo his sidekick was Chewbacca...😮
Harrison Ford was driving the 55 Chevy in American Graffiti, Han Solo in Star Wars, he is Indiana Jones, was in Apocalypse Now, the Witness, Blade Runner, and the list goes on and on.
The best part of Double Jeopardy is when Ashley Judd is trying to use the computer. The young guy hits on her then she reveals she got out of prison and why😄
28:32 As someone who lived in downtown Chicago for a decade (and worked right next to the river), I can tell you it doesn't take much to dye the river green, as it is pretty green most days in the summer, without dye being in it.
@@Reese8531totally agree! Its not even close to as well known but it is still a damn good movie. RDJ went completely out of his wheelhouse for US Marshalls
We owned US Marshals on vhs, so growing up I watched that all the time. Never realized it was sequel to this movie till I was an adult. Both are soooo good though. Highly recommend both.
This used to be a tv show back in the 60s!! We watched it all the time!! On the final episode where he finally caught the one armed man that episode broke ALL tv records as most viewed episode, the record stood for many years!! In the tv show David Jansen played the role of Richard Kimball!!!!
I think it was on for three seasons. "The one-arm man" became a sort of joke trope. Like "who stole the last donut?" "It must have been the one-arm man!"
@@JohnH.Sturgis THE FUGITIVE ran (and literally too) from September 1963 till August 1967 on ABC-TV (one week later, in September 1967, on Canada TV). Aired Tuesday nights at 2200 ET. And season four featured 30 episodes IN COLOR! William Conrad in voice-over mode was the main narrator. David Janssen excelled at portraying pediatrician Dr. Richard Kimball as he traveled through something like 30-plus US states plus DC and Mexico. A+ television series--well-written, well-acted, well-directed.
Glad you guys watched this one. There's an indirect sequel called US Marshals. You should definitely add to the list. It has Tommy Lee Jones,Robert Downey Jr. And Wesley Snipes. DEFINITELY check it out.
And the same director went on to make Chain Reaction, with Keanu Reeves, and though not related to The Fugitive or US Marshals, it treats the city of Chicago as a character in the same manner…
Tommy Lee Jones one of my all time fav actors. Loved him in Coal Miners Daughter as Loretta Lynn's husband. Good good movie guys... thanks for the reaction.
I’ve been watching you guys react for a few years now and don’t normally comment but just wanted to say you guys are an amazing couple that bring joy to many, many people that are alone. Thanks so much
Everyone pausing this video in the beginning to yell at you in the comments that Harrison Ford was Han Solo and Indiana Jones 😂 Though seriously, The Fugitive was part of my Harrison Ford crush phase when I was a teenager, and my mom gladly accompanied me to his movies because she liked him too.
Gotta watch Witness, Regarding Henry and Working Girl. All three are very different Harrison Ford movies. And the recent show Shrinking on Apple is great. And of course Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Harrison Ford movies: Star Wars (4-7), Indiana Jones, Witness, Six Days Seven Nights, American Graffiti, Air Force One, What Lies Beneath, Random Hearts, Sabrina… to name a few 😊😉
The adoration was real. In the movie, Working Girl, there's an office scene where Harrison Ford has to change out of a shirt and into a clean one. Meanwhile in the background are all the office secretaries just stopping what they're doing and clapping their hands at the sight of his bod. Your mama and auntie were not alone 😂😂😂
What Lies Beneath should be your next Garrison Ford film. He is SO GREAT in that! Also Working Girl and Patriot Games. Lol BJ said “I got candy stuck to my butt” and Asia said “that’s what you get” 🤣🤣🤣 y’all, I’m dead!
I love, love, love this movie! Terrific acting, pacing, music, all of it. Not the least of it, filmed in my favorite city, Chicago... green St. Patty's Day river and all !!
Based on a true story that happened in a Cleveland suburb. The Dr. Sam Shepherd case happened in Bay Village, Ohio in the '50's. And captivated the Nation at the time.
@@Rabbithole8 They had to shoot the film in order sequentially, as they didn't have the script complete. The ending wasn't written until the last few weeks of filming. Most all of the side talk is 100% ad lib because how incomplete the script was. It is indeed based on the TV series, which means absolutely nothing for completing a movie script. The TV series was only the idea, not the movie script. Not to mention, the trial scene was almost an hour originally, they had to cut it down to basically 2 minutes.
@@pfury67 I read "Nobody really knew how it was going to end up" etc. as they made up the whole thing including the ending out of whole cloth. Now that you clarified what you meant, I got you.
I saw this twice in the summer of 1993. As soon as it came out on VHS, it had to be a part of the collection. These days, I revisit it on blu ray. To me, this is an essential-must own movie for a movie fan. It was also nominated for 7 Academy Awards, including Best Picture. It lost to Shindler's List of course, but still one of the best films of the 1990s.
This fantastic film’s inspiration is in the 1963-1967 TV series, The Fugitive, which starred David Janssen as Dr. Richard Kimble, who throughout the series, was in constant search for that “one-armed man.”
I know y'all have watched the original Star Wars trilogy and Harrison Ford was in that... he is Han Solo. Also he is Indiana Jones but I don't know if you've watched those movies yet... that might MAYBE be what you think of him being in a western type movie... but its not really. Maybe you are getting him mixed up with Kurt Russel in Tombstone...
I can't/couldn't believe that y'all didn't recognize Harrison Ford from the Star Wars & Indiana Jones trilogies. You even have Harrison Ford movies you both have viewed posted on your walls lol. There's a "sequel" to The Fugitive, same officers mostly except for the black lady called "U.S. Marshals", I would recommend to watch & another movie to check out is "Regarding Henry", also a good watch. Keep up the great work, much respect 🙏🏾 🫡 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾
Great movie. So glad you are reviewing it. The story is similar to an actual case that took place in Ohio where a doctor was accused of killing his wife. In the 1960s there was a weekly tv show The Fugitive, that ran for 4 years. The main character was Richard Kimble who evaded police while trying to prove he was innocent of killing his wife. Each episode had him running from Lieutenant Gerard who was convinced he was guilty. It was a great weekly show. This movie is based on the tv show. Thanks for reacting to this. 👏👏🥰
I'm from Spain and my mother told me she used to watch it when she was a teen and always remember that "one arm man" and how Kimble was all the time almost getting him. It was a show full of cliffhangers, apparently. She liked it very much.
@@wirdyy Your mother was exactly right. Each episode centered around Dr. Kimble trying to prove his innocence. And all the while Lieutenant Gerard was hot on his trail, trying to prove his guilt. Very exciting storylines and lots of suspense. 👍
Asia, your reaction to the bus and train crash scene was exactly how I STILL act when I watch this great movie for the umpteenth time! This was fun to watch you two watching!
Very cool movie! This one put Tommy Lee Jones on the map! Asia: I didn't see you watch it, but was the movie "Cowboys vs. Alens?" that's the only one I remember w time travel and westerns and Harrison.. Also you guys have watched Star Wars and Indiana Jones; all starring the great Harrison Ford
I was thinking about “Cowboys and Aliens” as well. He was in “The Frisco Kid” (1979) with Gene Wilder. I’m probably one of the few people alive who actually saw that one. I hadn’t thought of it in years until I just did a search for Harrison Ford westerns. I also discovered that he did two episodes of “Gunsmoke”.
Some fun facts about the film: 1. The film is an adaptation of the TV series The Fugitive that ran from 1963 to 1967. It's premise involved Kimble looking for the one arm man, all the while helping people while being pursued by Gerard. 2. The wrecked train and bus remain a tourist attraction in Dillsboro, North Carolina. It proved to be cheaper to use full size locomotives, at around 20,000 dollars each, rather than creating the crash scene using miniatures. As the budget was quite tight, it was impossible to rehearse this key scene, and it was a one-shot deal. Dillsboro is next to the town of Sylva, where the local hospital was used for filming the hospital scenes in the beginning of the film and the ambulance get-away. 3. The DVD commentary with Andrew Davis and Tommy Lee Jones is probably one of the most disappointing ever. Davis spends most of the time simply talking about shooting locations and praising every actor on screen while Jones' is quiet most of the time and when he does speak his comments amount to things like "I liked this part" and "it was cold that day". 4. Harrison Ford deliberately did not study the script for the scene where Kimble is being questioned by the police, since he wanted his responses and reactions to be as realistic as possible. 5. Jones ad-libbed his famous "I don't care!" line (the scripted version was "It's not my problem") as well as many other comments his character makes. It was nominated, though not ranked, for AFI's "Quotes" list. 6. Harrison Ford damaged some ligaments in his leg during the filming of the scenes in the woods. He refused to take surgery until the end of filming so that his character would keep the limp. The limp can be seen in any subsequent scene where Richard Kimble is running. 7. The scene where Kimble is running through the St. Patrick's Day parade was not scripted. This was a later addition by Andrew Davis. Davis, a native of the city, really wanted to capture the parade and was granted permission from the mayor's office to film the day of the parade. The entire sequence was shot with a hand-held steady cam. Without rehearsal, Ford and Jones just went out into the crowd and did their thing, with camera operators running around trying to keep up. Ford observed that since his character was keeping a low profile, it meant he himself didn't stand out much and lasted several minutes in the crowd before being recognized. 8. Originally, Julianne Moore's character had a bigger role in the film, even after she exposes him briefly. Kimble was to have sought her out for help and eventually fall for her. These scenes were filmed and deleted from the final cut of the film. This is the reason that her name is still credited as one of the main stars of the picture. 9. According to the director, Tommy Lee Jones originally argued that his character, being concerned for the welfare of innocents around him, would not fire after Kimble inside a crowded building such as the courthouse. The dispute caused a brief delay in filming, but the director finally convinced Jones to do it as scripted. 10. Julianne Moore's brief role landed her an interview with Steven Spielberg, who would later cast her in The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997).
This is a great movie, often overlooked. Especially when the star is Han Solo and Indiana Jones! There was a TV series in the 60s by the same name, and it was also very good. Thanks you two!!
Kimball's wife was dying. Yet she heard Richard downstairs. She wasn't speaking over the phone when she said that. Though she had picked up the phone at that point in her mind she was calling out to Richard (downstairs) that this man was trying to kill her. In fact he had already. She just had not died yet from the wounds. They would have killed both Dr and Mrs Kimball. They didn't expect that Kimball was called into emergency surgery. The killer thought he was at home. But having seen Sykes, Sykes had to kill her. Without surprise Kimball was able to overpower Sykes and Sykes had to run. Great film.
I loved this movie! The one thing I remember from the mid 90s was my teacher called out sick one day in early '94 and the substitute wheeled in the tv/vcr, so we knew it was gonna be an easy day. He put The Fugitive in the vcr and when Julianne Moore's scene came on, my eyes were PLASTERED to the screen. Who was this beautiful red-haired woman? For the rest of the day, she was all I thought about.
There was a TV series for four years (starting in 1963), with the actor, David Janssen playing Richard Kimble, that this movie was based on; 120 episodes; 90 of them in black and white, 30 in color.. and Lt. Gerard was a real bad arse in that one too. The actor, Barry Morse that played Lt. Gerard said that people used to sling insults at him on the street and spit on him, he was so hated; talk about being typecast! LOL! If you can ever see the series, do so; David Janssen was a great actor. And, on this day in 1967, more than 78 million viewers tuned in to see Richard Kimble (David Janssen) square off with the "One-Armed Man" (Bill Raisch) on the series finale of the original version of drama The Fugitive on ABC. David Janssen played a great Richard Kimble. RIP David Janssen.
Tommy Lee Jones also played on US marshals with Wesley Snipes so basically it was like another fugitive movie but it was called US marshals and had Wesley Snipes in there definitely check it out
Oh yeah! Star Wars, etc's, etc's. The movie Witness, and a host of other movies. The Fugitive is loosely inspired or, based off the 1963 tv series, The Fugitive, starring actor David Janssen, as Dr. Richard Kimble. And is inspired by the real life Doctor, Sam Sheppard who, "alledgedly, supposedly" killed his pregnant wife, way back in 1954. Google for more info, IF interested.
You guys LOVED the Indiana Jones Trilogy right 🤣?!? I remember BJ specifically said while watching The Last Crusade (tank fight) he likes how rough and tough Harrison Ford is, and looks like he does a lot of his own stunts. So you both know him lol. Btw my Mom also has a crush on Harrison Ford 😂
You have to love how Sam always addresses Richard as either Richard, Doctor Kimble or by Doctor Richard Kimbal. He makes a personal but respectful connection with him despite the situation
Harrison ruled the box office in the 80s and 90s, in addition to the Star Wars and Indiana Jones franchises he had a ton of hit movies. A few of my favorites I hope you can react to are , AIRFORCE ONE CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER THE MOSQUITO COAST BLADE RUNNER . Dont feel bad that you didnt recognize him from Star Wars and Indiana Jones, you would not be the first reactors to make that make mistake. When I watched the first Indiana Jones film, and the scene came up where he was a school teacher , a lot of people in the audience including my friends I was with didnt catch this was the same guy from the first scene. It is just his look, I have that also, if I meet someone with my glasses on then see them later without glasses they dont always recognize me.
YES!! One of the very first Harrison Ford movies I watched on VHS! I didn't get to see STAR WARS till later. Tommy Lee Jones tool home the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his role as US Marshal Sam Gerard.
Trivia: This movie is bas3d on a 1960s TV show which in turn was based on real life 1954 murder case of Dr. Sam Sheppard in which a doctor's wife was murdered by a one arm man and her innocent husband went to prison, claiming a "bushy-haired man" that he fought in the house with killed her. BTW, I think the "cowboy movie" you think Harrison Ford was in was "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom". And since you guys barely recognized him I guess you'all never seen "Star Wars".😅
Love Harrison and love this movie. I've watched it hundreds of times. Of course Star Wars and Indiana Jones are his most famous franchises but you should check out his Jack Ryan series Patriot Games and Clear & Present Danger , as well as, Presumed Innocent & Witness. He has a ton of great movies but those are some.
James Newton Howard's music was incredible. It added so much to the action, intensity and drama of the movie. Definitely an all-time favorite film of mine.
This was a great film starring Harrison Ford!! An instant classic! Literally as soon as we finished our reaction we were like,”Duuuuuuuuhhhh!!!” We’ve seen like 5-6 films with Harrison Ford in it.
Star wars hovering Bjs head like bruhhh 😂😂
Witness with Harrison ford should be your next one. He’s outstanding in it.
I think it's indiana jones they are thinking of brilliant movies
And han solo in star wars
Please react to the movie, Lion, A Long Way Home
Kind of cracked me up you two discussing whether or not you've seen a Harrison Ford movie before when the Star wars poster is 6 in over BJ's head.😂
I'm speechless and they've watched several Indiana Jones films good grief Charlie Brown
That's exactly what I said 😂
Indiana Jones
Star Wars hahaha
They watched 6 whole movies with him in it! 😅 Even when he shaved his beard off, nothing! It's ok though, some people forget names but not faces (me) and some people don't have facial recognition.
He also did a lil movie called Raiders of the Lost Ark +
4 more
The wife said Richard’s name on the phone with the police because she could hear him talking downstairs. She was, literally, talking to him in her last moments.
and her brain was smushed.
Yes, She was pleading to him for help.
Context in life is basically everything.
20:46 "Shut up" Underrated moment. Tommy Lee Jones was born to play this role.
Yeah, it's a pity there are only two films with this special team led by Tommy Lee Jones - "U.S. Marshals" and "The Fugitive"
I remember as a child I kept waiting for another spin-off to be made.
no one plays authority figures better than Tommy Lee Jones, he actually has a pretty good "origin story", well I mean he was roommates with al gore in college and played in the famous harvard beats yale game
The guy reading the newspaper on the train at the 36:53 mark is my former professor Juan A. Ramirez. He actually auditioned for the role when I was his student. I remember him talking about it. Whenever I see this movie I think about Juan... the snitch. lol
My favorite scene is when Richard is confronted by the cop in the hospital and the cop asks him if he's seen "him". And Richard answers " Every day in the mirror, without the beard of course". Sometimes the best way to detract is to get right in their face!!!
It was good.
It’s not just your mom, we all had a crush on Harrison Ford. 😂This movie still holds up after all these years.
Absotively, posilutely! I've adored him since the first Star Wars movie!😍❣
A freakishly beautiful man 🥰
ha ha, I was thinking same. Of course I had a kiddie crush on him in Star Wars. Then when Indiana Jones came out I was still pretty young but definitely into puberty. I was like, "Ohhhh this is a whole NEW Level of enjoyment." 😂
I waited on Harrison Ford and his ex wife at the Old Faithful Inn gift shop in 1993. He was very tall and very handsome ❤ I will never forget scanning his credit card.
We all drank tap water in the 80's and 90's. Also straight out of the garden hose in the 1970's.
Best tasting water ever!
Oh yes, I remember those days, the 70s, if you were outside playing & it was summer time, you & the gang went to somebody's house & turned on the outside faucet, waited a few seconds for the water to turn cold, then took turns drinking cold water till our belly's were full, I think every one did that back in the day👍✌️
I still drink tap water everyday
@@Sandman60077that might not be something to be proud of.. 🤔
@@HowardDaniels-uw8tj haha, yeah that water hose water was good, well it's bad for you but it tasted good, I think I remember when bottled water came out, I recall seeing it appear in seinfeld..and then everyone could only drink it, makes no sense, as a kid I can't recall ever carrying a jug of water with me..all day in the sun too, just so cheap flavor aid at the house, heck I didn't even wear a hat, I swear the sun is brighter now, haha
"His fingerprints are all over the lamp, gun, and the bullets." That part always cracks me up. It's his lamp, his gun, and his bullets dummy. Most people don't wear gloves in their own home.
I think the point the police are making is that there are no other prints on anything because Sykes was wearing gloves.
A well deserved Oscar winning performance by Tommy Lee Jones.
he was good but not really oscar worthy
He stole the show so much they made a sequel for his character. 'US Marshals'
Must be Oscar worthy since he won
@@neugassh3570 On the contrary, he won the Oscar. So, yeah.
@@neugassh3570 Yeah but it was really because he won it.
“Think me up a cup of coffee and a doughnut with those little sprinkles on it !” One of my favorite lines
Yes! You guys watched Indiana JONES.."RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK," INDIANA JONES "TEMPLE OF DOOM"
STARS WARS he was Han Solo his sidekick was Chewbacca...😮
If “Witness” and “Presumed Innocent”didn’t solidify Harrison Ford as a great actor and not just an action star, this classic sure as hell did!
Don't forget Air Force One! The only western he's been in is Cowboy vs Alien.
Oh, Witness is so good!!! John Book! That would be a great movie for them to react to.
Don’t forget Frantic!
Regarding Henry is another excellent film to
And Regarding Henry. One of Ford's best roles.
Harrison Ford was driving the 55 Chevy in American Graffiti, Han Solo in Star Wars, he is Indiana Jones, was in Apocalypse Now, the Witness, Blade Runner, and the list goes on and on.
For a fast paced suspenseful thriller, try "Double Jeopardy" with Ashley Judd!!! Tommy Lee Jones was amazing in that one too!
I second this request
The best part of Double Jeopardy is when Ashley Judd is trying to use the computer. The young guy hits on her then she reveals she got out of prison and why😄
Two of my favorites together---Ashley Judd and Tommy Lee Jones...I will watch anything with either of them ... The Client is another great film..
28:32 As someone who lived in downtown Chicago for a decade (and worked right next to the river), I can tell you it doesn't take much to dye the river green, as it is pretty green most days in the summer, without dye being in it.
Make sure you watch US Marshalls its a sequel but with Wesley Snipes!!
“Us Marshalls”was as good as “The Fugitive”!!
Yes, it is a great movie too!
@@Reese8531totally agree! Its not even close to as well known but it is still a damn good movie. RDJ went completely out of his wheelhouse for US Marshalls
@@garretthorsch8143 RDJ was maniac in that movie 😂
We owned US Marshals on vhs, so growing up I watched that all the time. Never realized it was sequel to this movie till I was an adult. Both are soooo good though. Highly recommend both.
Asia " That will be my last day at work " 😅
Six movies you’ve seen him in…. *SIX* before seeing this
The movie was based on the TV show from the 1960's starring David Janssen. It is considered one of the best shows on TV in that time period.
This used to be a tv show back in the 60s!! We watched it all the time!! On the final episode where he finally caught the one armed man that episode broke ALL tv records as most viewed episode, the record stood for many years!! In the tv show David Jansen played the role of Richard Kimball!!!!
I think it was on for three seasons. "The one-arm man" became a sort of joke trope. Like "who stole the last donut?" "It must have been the one-arm man!"
@@johnnehrich9601 Four seasons, but 120 episodes == about six seasons today.
@@JohnH.Sturgis THE FUGITIVE ran (and literally too) from September 1963 till August 1967 on ABC-TV (one week later, in September 1967, on Canada TV). Aired Tuesday nights at 2200 ET. And season four featured 30 episodes IN COLOR! William Conrad in voice-over mode was the main narrator. David Janssen excelled at portraying pediatrician Dr. Richard Kimball as he traveled through something like 30-plus US states plus DC and Mexico. A+ television series--well-written, well-acted, well-directed.
Glad you guys watched this one. There's an indirect sequel called US Marshals. You should definitely add to the list. It has Tommy Lee Jones,Robert Downey Jr. And Wesley Snipes. DEFINITELY check it out.
I liked it a lot! Fugitive was classic, US Marshals was a worthy sequel.
And the same director went on to make Chain Reaction, with Keanu Reeves, and though not related to The Fugitive or US Marshals, it treats the city of Chicago as a character in the same manner…
Tommy Lee Jones one of my all time fav actors. Loved him in Coal Miners Daughter as Loretta Lynn's husband. Good good movie guys... thanks for the reaction.
I’ve been watching you guys react for a few years now and don’t normally comment but just wanted to say you guys are an amazing couple that bring joy to many, many people that are alone. Thanks so much
Everyone pausing this video in the beginning to yell at you in the comments that Harrison Ford was Han Solo and Indiana Jones 😂 Though seriously, The Fugitive was part of my Harrison Ford crush phase when I was a teenager, and my mom gladly accompanied me to his movies because she liked him too.
LOL!!! DITTO!!!
Lol....I did that!!!!
13:33 BJ, I agree. I worked at a hospital for a long while and the cafeteria eggs were good, but the link sausages were sublime.
I must have watched this movie 800 times!!! Enjoyed 801st with you guys.😊
Gotta watch Witness, Regarding Henry and Working Girl. All three are very different Harrison Ford movies. And the recent show Shrinking on Apple is great. And of course Raiders of the Lost Ark.
"Frantic" 1988 is another fave... written and directed by Roman Polanski
Regarding Henry is such a beautiful movie.
@@EShelby2127 forgot about that one, and Presumed Innocent.
Harrison Ford movies: Star Wars (4-7), Indiana Jones, Witness, Six Days Seven Nights, American Graffiti, Air Force One, What Lies Beneath, Random Hearts, Sabrina… to name a few 😊😉
Also has a bit part in Apocalypse Now
I LOVE "What Lies Beneath" with Harrison Ford & Michelle Pfiefer.
This is one of the best movies you ever seen!!! This movie is so GOOD!!
The adoration was real. In the movie, Working Girl, there's an office scene where Harrison Ford has to change out of a shirt and into a clean one. Meanwhile in the background are all the office secretaries just stopping what they're doing and clapping their hands at the sight of his bod. Your mama and auntie were not alone 😂😂😂
I also clapped and said "get in line girls"!!
What Lies Beneath should be your next Garrison Ford film. He is SO GREAT in that! Also Working Girl and Patriot Games. Lol BJ said “I got candy stuck to my butt” and Asia said “that’s what you get” 🤣🤣🤣 y’all, I’m dead!
One of the best movies adapted from a tv show.
That "short guy who looks like Bill Burr" is Joey Pants AKA Ralph Ciferetto from Sopranos!
And Francis Fratelli (the criminals) from The Goonies
He was the traitor from The Matrix, too.
And the police Captain in Bad Boys
He was great as Ralph Ciferetto
Love Joey Pants! He's a great character actor and down to earth, decent guy.
I love, love, love this movie! Terrific acting, pacing, music, all of it. Not the least of it, filmed in my favorite city, Chicago... green St. Patty's Day river and all !!
"Have we seen a Harrison Ford movie before?" Me staring at the Star Wars poster on the wall...
the pacing of this is SO good.....how he stays juuuuuust a bit ahead of the police.....
Based on a true story that happened in a Cleveland suburb. The Dr. Sam Shepherd case happened in Bay Village, Ohio in the '50's. And captivated the Nation at the time.
Remember it well. The Sam Shepard case was talked about for years. And I remember when he became a wrestler, which I thought was strange.
The movie Double Jeopardy is a good one too :)
My mom had a massive crush on Harrison Ford too... and Sir Sean Connery. She watched their movies nonstop
Great movie. One of the stand outs from the 90’s.
The sequel - US marshals
Is top notch too 👌❤️
"Air Force One" movie 1997.... he played the President .....it was a great movie! you got to watch that one too! 😊
Harrison ford in Clear and present danger FTW
Happy Father's Day to BJ and to all the dads out there
Oooh, this was a good one! You can’t go wrong with anything Harrison Ford or Tommy Lee Jones is in.
Well ...msybe Men in Black 2? But mostly they are geat.
There’s a Star Wars poster above both your heads 😂 Harrison Ford is famously Han Solo.
What's fun about this script is they were writing it while filming it. Nobody really knew how it was going to end up.
It was based on "The Fugitive" TV series from 1963-1967 and it pretty much follows that series.
@@Rabbithole8
They had to shoot the film in order sequentially, as they didn't have the script complete. The ending wasn't written until the last few weeks of filming. Most all of the side talk is 100% ad lib because how incomplete the script was.
It is indeed based on the TV series, which means absolutely nothing for completing a movie script. The TV series was only the idea, not the movie script.
Not to mention, the trial scene was almost an hour originally, they had to cut it down to basically 2 minutes.
@@pfury67 I read "Nobody really knew how it was going to end up" etc. as they made up the whole thing including the ending out of whole cloth. Now that you clarified what you meant, I got you.
I saw this twice in the summer of 1993. As soon as it came out on VHS, it had to be a part of the collection. These days, I revisit it on blu ray. To me, this is an essential-must own movie for a movie fan. It was also nominated for 7 Academy Awards, including Best Picture. It lost to Shindler's List of course, but still one of the best films of the 1990s.
This fantastic film’s inspiration is in the 1963-1967 TV series, The Fugitive, which starred David Janssen as Dr. Richard Kimble, who throughout the series, was in constant search for that “one-armed man.”
I know y'all have watched the original Star Wars trilogy and Harrison Ford was in that... he is Han Solo. Also he is Indiana Jones but I don't know if you've watched those movies yet... that might MAYBE be what you think of him being in a western type movie... but its not really. Maybe you are getting him mixed up with Kurt Russel in Tombstone...
'Mixed up' is their middle name. I love watching these reactions but seriously let's be honest, they both have comprehension issues. lol
Cowboys & Aliens
@@firebugjohnnypyro They act like they're delayed like they're very forgetful.
@@mikethemotormouth You never know. Its a newer one.
I know you guys are smarter than this. Just say we all look the same. 😅
His wife heard him while she was on the phone with police. She was calling out to him to save her life.
That or she was speaking as if to him.
I can't/couldn't believe that y'all didn't recognize Harrison Ford from the Star Wars & Indiana Jones trilogies. You even have Harrison Ford movies you both have viewed posted on your walls lol. There's a "sequel" to The Fugitive, same officers mostly except for the black lady called "U.S. Marshals", I would recommend to watch & another movie to check out is "Regarding Henry", also a good watch. Keep up the great work, much respect 🙏🏾 🫡 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾
He's in like everything. This is just a slightly older version of him. He's in Star Wars, Indiana Jones, BladeRunner,
Great movie. So glad you are reviewing it. The story is similar to an actual case that took place in Ohio where a doctor was accused of killing his wife. In the 1960s there was a weekly tv show The Fugitive, that ran for 4 years. The main character was Richard Kimble who evaded police while trying to prove he was innocent of killing his wife. Each episode had him running from Lieutenant Gerard who was convinced he was guilty. It was a great weekly show. This movie is based on the tv show. Thanks for reacting to this. 👏👏🥰
The last episode where they find the 1 arm man was the highest rated show of all time even beating out the super bowl that night!!!
I'm from Spain and my mother told me she used to watch it when she was a teen and always remember that "one arm man" and how Kimble was all the time almost getting him. It was a show full of cliffhangers, apparently. She liked it very much.
@@wirdyy Your mother was exactly right. Each episode centered around Dr. Kimble trying to prove his innocence. And all the while Lieutenant Gerard was hot on his trail, trying to prove his guilt. Very exciting storylines and lots of suspense. 👍
I think the TV show was inspired by the movie,could be wrong though
@@TomFurr-uc1hj Actually, the tv series came out in the 60s and the movie was released in 1993. Both the series and the movie were very good. 👍
Asia, your reaction to the bus and train crash scene was exactly how I STILL act when I watch this great movie for the umpteenth time! This was fun to watch you two watching!
I love how smart Harrison Ford’s character was and relentless in discovering the truth! Great movie!
An all-time great movie with a great cast.
This is such a good movie!! Glad y'all got to see it. Tommy Lee Jones and Harrison Ford are next level actors. All their movies are phenomenal
Very cool movie! This one put Tommy Lee Jones on the map!
Asia: I didn't see you watch it, but was the movie "Cowboys vs. Alens?" that's the only one I remember w time travel and westerns and Harrison..
Also you guys have watched Star Wars and Indiana Jones; all starring the great Harrison Ford
I was thinking about “Cowboys and Aliens” as well.
He was in “The Frisco Kid” (1979) with Gene Wilder. I’m probably one of the few people alive who actually saw that one. I hadn’t thought of it in years until I just did a search for Harrison Ford westerns. I also discovered that he did two episodes of “Gunsmoke”.
Great movie, based on Sam Shepard. His lawyer F. Lee Bailey got him off and went on to arguably be the best defense attorney of the 20th century.
If I remember right, dude actually became a pro wrestler and mick foley got the idea for the mandible claw finisher from him.
Double Jeopardy is another good one with Tommy Lee Jones and Ashley Judd.
He also was in a western called the Frisco kid
I think you are remembering Harrison Ford from the Indian Jones Trilogy
HAN SOLO - Harrison Ford, in STAR WARS, really young lol
Some fun facts about the film:
1. The film is an adaptation of the TV series The Fugitive that ran from 1963 to 1967. It's premise involved Kimble looking for the one arm man, all the while helping people while being pursued by Gerard.
2. The wrecked train and bus remain a tourist attraction in Dillsboro, North Carolina. It proved to be cheaper to use full size locomotives, at around 20,000 dollars each, rather than creating the crash scene using miniatures. As the budget was quite tight, it was impossible to rehearse this key scene, and it was a one-shot deal. Dillsboro is next to the town of Sylva, where the local hospital was used for filming the hospital scenes in the beginning of the film and the ambulance get-away.
3. The DVD commentary with Andrew Davis and Tommy Lee Jones is probably one of the most disappointing ever. Davis spends most of the time simply talking about shooting locations and praising every actor on screen while Jones' is quiet most of the time and when he does speak his comments amount to things like "I liked this part" and "it was cold that day".
4. Harrison Ford deliberately did not study the script for the scene where Kimble is being questioned by the police, since he wanted his responses and reactions to be as realistic as possible.
5. Jones ad-libbed his famous "I don't care!" line (the scripted version was "It's not my problem") as well as many other comments his character makes. It was nominated, though not ranked, for AFI's "Quotes" list.
6. Harrison Ford damaged some ligaments in his leg during the filming of the scenes in the woods. He refused to take surgery until the end of filming so that his character would keep the limp. The limp can be seen in any subsequent scene where Richard Kimble is running.
7. The scene where Kimble is running through the St. Patrick's Day parade was not scripted. This was a later addition by Andrew Davis. Davis, a native of the city, really wanted to capture the parade and was granted permission from the mayor's office to film the day of the parade. The entire sequence was shot with a hand-held steady cam. Without rehearsal, Ford and Jones just went out into the crowd and did their thing, with camera operators running around trying to keep up. Ford observed that since his character was keeping a low profile, it meant he himself didn't stand out much and lasted several minutes in the crowd before being recognized.
8. Originally, Julianne Moore's character had a bigger role in the film, even after she exposes him briefly. Kimble was to have sought her out for help and eventually fall for her. These scenes were filmed and deleted from the final cut of the film. This is the reason that her name is still credited as one of the main stars of the picture.
9. According to the director, Tommy Lee Jones originally argued that his character, being concerned for the welfare of innocents around him, would not fire after Kimble inside a crowded building such as the courthouse. The dispute caused a brief delay in filming, but the director finally convinced Jones to do it as scripted.
10. Julianne Moore's brief role landed her an interview with Steven Spielberg, who would later cast her in The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997).
This is a great movie, often overlooked. Especially when the star is Han Solo and Indiana Jones! There was a TV series in the 60s by the same name, and it was also very good. Thanks you two!!
Kimball's wife was dying. Yet she heard Richard downstairs. She wasn't speaking over the phone when she said that. Though she had picked up the phone at that point in her mind she was calling out to Richard (downstairs) that this man was trying to kill her. In fact he had already. She just had not died yet from the wounds.
They would have killed both Dr and Mrs Kimball. They didn't expect that Kimball was called into emergency surgery. The killer thought he was at home. But having seen Sykes, Sykes had to kill her. Without surprise Kimball was able to overpower Sykes and Sykes had to run.
Great film.
This film is based on the original TV program on ABC Television The Fugitive in 1963 to 1967 staring David Janssen.
I loved this movie! The one thing I remember from the mid 90s was my teacher called out sick one day in early '94 and the substitute wheeled in the tv/vcr, so we knew it was gonna be an easy day. He put The Fugitive in the vcr and when Julianne Moore's scene came on, my eyes were PLASTERED to the screen. Who was this beautiful red-haired woman? For the rest of the day, she was all I thought about.
We all had a crush on Harrison Ford! 😍
There was a TV series for four years (starting in 1963), with the actor, David Janssen playing Richard Kimble, that this movie was based on; 120 episodes; 90 of them in black and white, 30 in color.. and Lt. Gerard was a real bad arse in that one too. The actor, Barry Morse that played Lt. Gerard said that people used to sling insults at him on the street and spit on him, he was so hated; talk about being typecast! LOL! If you can ever see the series, do so; David Janssen was a great actor. And, on this day in 1967, more than 78 million viewers tuned in to see Richard Kimble (David Janssen) square off with the "One-Armed Man" (Bill Raisch) on the series finale of the original version of drama The Fugitive on ABC. David Janssen played a great Richard Kimble. RIP David Janssen.
The Fugitive is one of my favorite movies. By Harrison Ford
Tommy Lee Jones plays the same character in ’US Marshals’ and the new fugitive is played by Wesley Snipes. Also a good watch.
Don’t miss the sequel with Tommy Lee Jones’ character and Wesley Snipes…US Marshals
I've always thought of this movie as Presumed Guilty, since Harrison Ford did Presumed Innocent a few years earlier. 😁
"Candy is stuck to my butt" was the highlight of this reaction. Too good.
Tommy Lee Jones also played on US marshals with Wesley Snipes so basically it was like another fugitive movie but it was called US marshals and had Wesley Snipes in there definitely check it out
Oh yeah! Star Wars, etc's, etc's. The movie
Witness, and a host of other movies. The Fugitive is loosely inspired or, based off the 1963 tv series, The Fugitive, starring actor David Janssen, as Dr. Richard Kimble. And is inspired by the real life Doctor, Sam Sheppard who, "alledgedly, supposedly" killed his pregnant wife, way back in 1954.
Google for more info, IF interested.
Harrison Ford is best known for his roles as Indiana Jones, and Han Solo in the Star Wars movies. :)
You guys LOVED the Indiana Jones Trilogy right 🤣?!? I remember BJ specifically said while watching The Last Crusade (tank fight) he likes how rough and tough Harrison Ford is, and looks like he does a lot of his own stunts. So you both know him lol.
Btw my Mom also has a crush on Harrison Ford 😂
Definitely need to watch US Marshall's next. It's like a part 2 from the Fugitive.
There is sort of a sequal of this movie called US Marshals, starring Tommy Lee Jones as well. Also worth a watch
22:34 I'm with Asia. County hospitals are always going to have great staff in the EDs but will not retain non-trauma related staff.
"Those hospital eggs. Damn, those hospital eggs are good!" - 🤣
I agree with BJ. Those hospital eggs ARE good when you have an appetite, & feel good enough to eat them ...
“US Marshall” is the sequel of this movie. Great movies.
She was calling out to him for help
Chicago director Andrew Davis always makes really good action thrillers Chain Reaction (1996) The Package (1989) Code of Silence (1985)
The one you said who "sounded like Bill Burr" was Ralph from The Sopranos.
You have to love how Sam always addresses Richard as either Richard, Doctor Kimble or by Doctor Richard Kimbal. He makes a personal but respectful connection with him despite the situation
It wasn't me, it was the one armed man!
.. a one armed man, you say?🤨
did they watch The Mask? They should definitely watch The Mask!
You find that man!
You find that man!!
It wasn’t me. It was Ignacio!
37:44 Classic reference in Scrubs. Janitor is the cop
Harrison ruled the box office in the 80s and 90s, in addition to the Star Wars and Indiana Jones franchises he had a ton of hit movies. A few of my favorites I hope you can react to are , AIRFORCE ONE CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER THE MOSQUITO COAST BLADE RUNNER . Dont feel bad that you didnt recognize him from Star Wars and Indiana Jones, you would not be the first reactors to make that make mistake. When I watched the first Indiana Jones film, and the scene came up where he was a school teacher , a lot of people in the audience including my friends I was with didnt catch this was the same guy from the first scene. It is just his look, I have that also, if I meet someone with my glasses on then see them later without glasses they dont always recognize me.
Great reaction ❤😊One of my favorite Tommy Lee Jones and Harrison Ford. You guys should checkout Airforce One with Harrison Ford and Gary Oldman❤
YES!!
One of the very first Harrison Ford movies I watched on VHS!
I didn't get to see STAR WARS till later.
Tommy Lee Jones tool home the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his role as US Marshal Sam Gerard.
I love this movie but Ralph Fiennes should have won that Oscar for his role in Schindler’s List imo
Back in the day tap water was considered perfectly fine. There was no such thing as bottled water and filtered water. All we had was water from a tap.
Besides Star Wars this is my favorite Harrison Ford movie 🍿 😊
Trivia: This movie is bas3d on a 1960s TV show which in turn was based on real life 1954 murder case of Dr. Sam Sheppard in which a doctor's wife was murdered by a one arm man and her innocent husband went to prison, claiming a "bushy-haired man" that he fought in the house with killed her.
BTW, I think the "cowboy movie" you think Harrison Ford was in was "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom". And since you guys barely recognized him I guess you'all never seen "Star Wars".😅
Great movie. I also love U.S. Marshals if y'all ever watch it. Great reaction
The Fugitive has the unique distiction of being one of my all time favourite movies ,and all time favourite tv show ...
Love Harrison and love this movie. I've watched it hundreds of times. Of course Star Wars and Indiana Jones are his most famous franchises but you should check out his Jack Ryan series Patriot Games and Clear & Present Danger , as well as, Presumed Innocent & Witness. He has a ton of great movies but those are some.
James Newton Howard's music was incredible. It added so much to the action, intensity and drama of the movie. Definitely an all-time favorite film of mine.