She was dying, she was calling out for Richard. Dr.. Kimball needed a better lawyer

I'm not aware of _any_ other movie in which you find yourself rooting for _both_ the senior inspector _and_ the guy he's tailing, but they're both legitimately good people.

This movie is based on the 1960s TV series, The Fugitive. The TV series was based on the very real case of Doctor Sam Sheppard, who was accused, tried, and convicted of killing his wife. He claimed his wife was killed by an intruder. He was sentenced to life in prison. After 10 years a young lawyer, F. Lee Bailey took up his appeal. A new trial was granted and Bailey took the prosecution's case apart. Dr. Sheppard was found not guilty in the new trial. Sheppard tried going back to medicine but he had lost his surgical skills. He became an alcoholic and died in the early 1960s. The TV series started right around the time Sheppard died. I'll never forget the last episode of the TV series. It was one of the most watched programs in TV history. The one armed man was caught and Dr. Richard Kimball was exonerated. A happy ending for Richard Kimball. Too bad Dr. Sheppard's ending was so tragic.😢

Ryl picks up on everything with these crime dramas. She should either be an investigator or a movie/book writer. :)

Harrison Ford's limp is 100% real and he hurt it for real during rhe escape scene. But he didn't want to go to doctor until after filming since it was an actual injury that would actually happen if this wasn't a movie.

Before CGI, they had to get the train wreck in one take. So they used 16 cameras including 2 on the train and 1 inside the bus. The wreck is still there in North Carolina and people walk from the highway a little way through the woods to see it.

You picked a CLASSIC!!

You guys figured out that it was Dr. Charles Nichols faster than anyone I've ever seen. Clever girls!

Wyatt Earp was a legendary western lawman. Many western movies have been made about him and the shootout at the ok corral.

6:05 "wait what? it's a train line!" -J&R

After this check out US MArshalls with Wesley Snipes. It's sort of the sequel to this.

Reading great literature can wait; Jyn and Ryl posted a classic!

12:55 boom flick: slang expression used to refer to a somersault. 🇯🇲 learning new expressions every other week. 🙂

8:39 nice popup. i always appreciate the extra 👍🏼

I think she said “Richard” because she knew he was home and was worried about him. So it’s like she was talking to him saying “Richard, he’s trying to kill me.” Given the opportunity, she would’ve worded it differently since she was on the phone with the 911 operator!

24:27 "He wants to talk?" Yeah. And you know, it's a pity that Dr. Kimble doesn't have more time on his hands. I'll bet, as a surgeon, he's got some cool stories to tell.

This movie felt like a whole season of a TV series. Packed with so much story.

It’s such a pleasure watching you both react to some of my favorite movies. You’re smart women who understand the plots, which sadly, is not as common as one would expect. Thanks for another great choice and fun reaction.

Of course, I think this movie's _greatest_ fiction is this notion of a surgeon being given the _death_ penalty. A cashier, sure. A stocker, sure. A gas-station attendant, sure. Not a surgeon.

This movie is based in my hometown Chicago. Every St. Patrick’s Day they dye the Chicago river green

The train stunt is still one of the best ever! Best movie/ TV show tie in ever! Type in here, Scrubs tv show, fugitive episode!

I suggest watching the spinoff US Marshals. It follows Tommy Lee's character and his team. Wesley Snipesis the fugitive in that one.

She was in shock maybe, it’s possible that she heard him say honey I’m home, or she was calling out for help out of desperation. A lot of possibilities.

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I always love your reactions because you get the storyline, characters and love when you look at the faces. Great job and fun.

12:36 when you're a kid at the public swimming pool and you jump off the highest diving board for the first time vibes..........

Virtual Hug ❤ Fun fact #1: Jim Carrey makes reference to this movie in The Mask. Fun fact #2: Tommy Lee Jones hates Jim Carrey. Jim Carrey tells the story of when Tommy Lee Jones told him to his face that he hates him. It's on KZfaq. It's a funny story. Love you two ❤️ Awesome reaction as always ❤

Lentz was taking money and fancy trips from the Drug Company along with Doctor Chuck Nichols. He was also signing off on the samples before his death, except the last few that Nichols signed for after Lentz died.. I think Lentz may have had a problem with the murder of Richards Wife and that's why they decided to get rid of him or his death was really an accident?? It's still a mystery to me.. Great Reaction!!

10:32 "Where the hell's he goin' in an _ambulance?"_ That's something _I've_ always wanted to know. I mean, sure, the ambulance was _right there,_ probably with the key in the ignition, but the fact is it's _horribly_ conspicuous and he had the US Marshals tailin' him. There had to have been a _dozen_ less conspicuous vehicles in the lot that he could've stolen, most of which would've taken hours to even be reported _missing._

She heard him say I’m home, I think. And said his name.

They meant to kill Richard. But Richard was not there.

This was a TV show in the 60's

11:28 "I just _bought_ these shoes." Why the hell'd you wear 'em to _work,_ then? You're a US Marshal. That means being prepared to work in the _field._

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Love love this movie!! 🍿 😊😊

7:36 Tommy Lee Jones is. US Marshal and he and this crew of detectives are in another movie that came after this called “U S Marshal” Stars them and Wesley Snipes. It’s REALLY great also. And Wyatt Earp was a well respected, but infamous peace-keeping sheriff in the old west, I believe in the early 1900’s or so. If you’ve watched Tombstone, that was about Wyatt Earp & his brothers. If you haven’t, you should put it on your list. ❤😊

And surprisingly the second one with Wesley Snipes is also really good. In some ways I liked it better. It's called "US Marshals."

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No Richard did not plan the escape with the other prisoners. You could see him looking around with confusion on his face when they started their escape plan. It was just luck.

According to them the investigation and trial were over. The reason the Marshall didn't care is because he wasn't chasing an alleged murderer, they were chasing a fugitive found guilty of murder.

Immediate click. Great reaction, discussion, etc. 😁

This is a classic movie that you've reacted to, and I'm so glad you enjoyed and appreciated it. Just to clarify a few things: Dr. Kimble suspected there were problems with Devlin-McGregor's experimental drug, because he noticed liver damage in patients of his who were taking it. To keep him from talking, Nichols' plan was to have Sykes kill Richard and his wife, and make it look like a botched robbery. But because Richard was called in for emergency surgery, Sykes caught Helen at home by herself, and Richard interrupted him by coming home later. Richard being framed for his wife's murder was something that just happened to work out in Nichols' favour. Speaking of which: No, Richard didn't plan his escape during the transfer to prison. That was just lucky for him. As for cutting scenes, a lot of them were cut from the final product. In fact, from what I've read, quite a few of the lines were improvised during filming. The actors really made it work.

It was amusing hearing you speculate that the one-armed man may have been a figment of Kimble's imagination. I doubt many people thought that upon release. When this film was released Richard Kimble, the 'one-armed man' and even Gerard (Philip Gerard not Sam) were still fairly present in pop culture from the very successful TV series that was still being rerun on TV from the 60s. The series would follow Richard Kimble on the run, being chased from episode to episode by Gerard, and solving problems in every town he stopped before moving on.

Wyatt Berry Earp was a lawman in the American west. He was also a gunman and was part of that famous gun-fight at the OK Corral. Even though he was a criminal, he did some good deeds. And he was an ace player at the card table.

Don't forget that the policeman on the train radioed in that he'd seen Kimball then he was shot. It was easy to assume Richard had shot him. Great reaction ladies! You make a great team.

Coming from one of the most popular shows of the 1960s, running from 1963-1967, the movie was probably longish because you had to fit SO much in. I could imagine that they _did,_ by necessity, have to cut out a ton already.

Hans Solo fugitive.

the river is green because it was dyed green for the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in Chicago. they filmed the movie in Chicago during St. Patrick's Day...

Good one, J&R! I enjoyed rewatching this one with you. Thanks for sharing it! 🙂

There is a movie with the same group of agents called US Marshals starring Wesley Snipes that is also very good.

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and now its gettin serious and u guys knew its Chuck somehow wow nice job😊

about the only thing i know about chicago is they dye the river green on st patricks day. they probably don't even do it anymore...

Watch us marshals its like a part 2 to dis movie wt wesley snipes tommy lee jones n ironman then watch the hunted wt tommy lee jones benecio del toro ist like a part 3 they r somewat connected without sayin parts 2,3 u will lov dem please thanks trust me ladies bangers

I'd love to see a compilation of Harrison Ford saying "MY WIFE!". hahah, he's trying to save or find his wife in so many films "it wasn't me, it was the one armed man" is an old saying because of this film and the 1960's series

8:45 "Wyatt Earp" you already got it but yes, the Sheriff calling him "Wyatt Earp" is intentionally mocking him because Wyatt Earp was a US Marshall as well. Pretty funny actually.

I've seen others explaining who Wyatt Earp is so I won't go into it but would recommend you watch "Tombstone" starring Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer, Bill Paxton, & Sam Elliot. It's one of the best westerns ever made and the story line is about Wyatt Earp, his brothers, & Doc Holiday.

I saw this movie when I was a kid. I broke my new train toy set by copying the scene when the train crashed into the bus. My parents were pissed! 😂

Richard didn't plan the escape and he was meant to be home but got called but his wife was dropped off which is why she got killed. Once Richard got arrested he didn't have to be killed anymore. So he was lucky

great reaction as always. i think you two would also enjoy the sequel with wesley snipes, U.S. Marshalls (1998). 👍

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I cant wait for US Marshalls reaction now

You should check out The Big Chill or the The Doctor with William Hurt. Or a 70's film with Michael Douglas called "Coma". It is wild. So many great movies..so little patience. haha

I thought The Fugitive was one of the best FAST paced action dramas I've ever seen. Surprised you thought it was too long and needed editing down. Every scene was a crucial part of the story. I remember watching this in the theater and captivated throughout the movie. Plus the humor amongst the Marshall and his group kept it interesting. I was disappointed though that you edited out Tommy Lee Jones' iconic lines at the beginning: "Listen up, ladies and gentlemen! Our fugitive has been on the run for ninety minutes. Average foot speed over uneven ground barring injuries is 4 miles per hour and that gives us a radius of... six miles. What I want out of each and every one of you is a hard-target search of every gas station, residence, warehouse, farmhouse, henhouse, outhouse and doghouse in that area. Checkpoints go up at fifteen miles. Your fugitive's name is Doctor Richard Kimble. Go get him." That's the money shot speech!!

R.I.P. Johnny Lee Davenport (Henry).

You guys should check out the “sequel” to this, called U.S. Marshalls, it’s the same Marshalls investigating but with a different fugitive. It’s just as good as this one and I know you’ll love it too. But you pick up on everything and analyze all the details and remember little things that reveal a lot, you guys would make good detectives/investigators lol I don’t know if either of you are into writing (I am) but I think you two could come up with an amazing crime thriller novel or mystery detective kind of book. If you ever wrote one I would definitely buy it!

Wyatt Earp was a legendary lawman and you should react to Tombstone with Kurt Russell and Val Kilmer...great!

Tommy Lee's character says he "doesn't care" if Richard killed his wife because his job is not as a detective trying to solve a crime. He is a US Marshall. Their job is to track down fugitives, escaped prisoners or people with warrants and bring them back to jail.

There's a great follow up movie to this following Tommy Lee Jones' Deputy Gerard called US Marshalls. Also starts Wesley Snipes. Worth a watch for sure!

You gotta watch the sequel now, it's great! It's called U.S. Marshalls

This was another very good reaction to an outstanding film. I love both you guys, and I know I'm a Patreon member, but this seems to be even faster than other means of communication, LOL!! But if you would like to see an excellent film in this genre, knock yourself out with 'The Client'. It's another Tommy Lee Jones movie, with Susan Sarandon. Please consider it because no one else has been tipped off to it.

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The one-arm-man was hired to kill Richard that night. But Richard got called away to an emergency operation at the hospital. When the one-arm-man arrived, only the wife was there. She was killed because she could identify him.

In Chicago and most other inner cities, a rat has a target on their back. This frustrates detectives who do not have a connection with the community. And this why people do not talk easily.

This movie and Tombstone stand alone - Jyn I hope you and yours are well.

Love you pals.

LOL @ Boom Flick!

She said Richard cos she was trying to warn him when she heard him

When anyone is in medical school they have to learn Latin. That why it is hard to forge a Sand script signature. The language is ancient and not easily forgeable. There are variations, but the rules still apply.

Wyatt Earp was a U.S Marshall in the wild West ladies

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One thing one has to keep in mind in criminalogy is that rich people always wish to be richer! The other thing to keep in mind is this NOT always the case.

When I was 18, I had no car so I was walking. A 58 year old South Korean woman stopped and asked me where the nearest bar was. So I told where it was and she bought all of my drinks! I was like WOW! and you are like WAY old! But broke people do what broke people do! I jetted and slept under pine straw in the pine grove until the next morning! I think I know why she did it, but I am not really sure. To me, it seemed that she was really pissed off at her significant other! But I hope she had fun for just one night!

The sequel US Marshals is pretty decent too

she was confused, she was dying, her husband came to her mind perhaps for help and she said "Richard". Then another thought came and she then said "he's killing me". A person who is dying after being hit in the head is not thinking clearly. Seeing how people on KZfaq don't understand this concept and therefore the reason why his wife said "Richard" you also understand why the jury found him guilty

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Seriously. She said Richard because as she was dying she realized he was in the house and then she tried to warn him by saying “he’s trying to kill me”! Not too difficult

I hope you will Watch *"US Marshall"* after that. it's a sequel kinda

Wyatt Earp was the main character in a movie I think you reacted to: Tombstone

Are you gonna watch the sequel? U.S. Marshals? It's pretty cool too, has Wesley Snipes and Robert Downey Jr too as well as Tommy Lee Jones as the main US Marshal

It was the one armed man!

Bit of a tangent with a movie recommendation. I was going to talk about growing up I watched the tv show in the 80s (we only had 4 channels) but saying it was too long. How about a movie you want to be longer...'nobody'

We can't find the guy!

No one laughs like Tommy Lee Jones! He's the best!

The sequel is also good, U.S. Marshalls!

Checkout US Marshalls starring Tommy Lee Jones and Wesley Snipes.

If I lived in Jamaica and Jyn was single and straight and I saw her, I would try to court her and marry her.

Pls also checkout the sequel, U.S. Marshals (1998)

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