By my count, there have been more than 100 movies made. And yet, despite this staggering number of attempts, Hollywood has still only managed to make one good one: The Fugitive, starring Harrison ...

Multiple movies from M. Night Shyamalan and Tom Cruise all compete in this week's L.A. Times Ultimate Summer Movie Showdown. Welcome to Week 14 of ... “The Fugitive” (1993) ...

That darn one-armed man is up to his old tricks! EW has confirmed the news, originally reported by Deadline, that Warner Bros. is developing a new version of The Fugitive, the beloved American ...

For a scene so iconic, you might be surprised where The Fugitive's massive set-piece falls into the running order of the movie. Believe it or not, this colossal feat drops at roughly 20 minutes in!

Week 14: Times readers chose 'The Fugitive,' directed by Andrew Davis, as their favorite in the Ultimate Summer Movie Showdown.

TV, Movies & Home Theatre. Blu-ray Movies. The Fugitive Blu-ray Movie Review "I didn't kill my wife!" Ben Gourlay. Movie Reviewer. Published Sep 11, 2010 3:36 AM CDT Updated Nov 3, 2020 7:02 PM CST.

ORIGINAL TV FORMULA For four top-rated seasons (1963-67), David Janssen and Barry Morse played a cat-and-mouse game as Dr. Richard Kimble, wrongly convicted of his wife’s murder, and Lt. Philip ...

Thirty years after The Fugitive, the filmmaker looks at the pressure cooker environment that led to some of its most memorable creative choices. The Fugitive: Why Hollywood Doesn't Make Movies ...

But in another way “The Fugitive,” released in theaters 30 years ago this month, is not singular: It’s one of several movies Davis, 76, shot largely in his hometown with a keen, non ...

Director Andrew Davis is best known for his 1993 action-thriller “The Fugitive,” starring Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones. The Chicago-set film celebrates its 30th anniversary this year.

“The Fugitive” is the best movie set in Chicago. I watch it every time it comes on television. On the 30th anniversary of the thriller, it’s time to settle the debate.

Harrison Ford still didn’t kill his wife. Tommy Lee Jones still doesn’t care. And if you get that reference, then you likely will be interested in the news that Warner Bros. wants to get back ...