Thirty years after the first TV episode, in 1993, a movie version of "The Fugitive," starring Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones made a new run for it, an amazing one, too. Harrison Ford's character was convicted erroneously for the brutal murder of his wife, the Chicago surgeon escaped execution because of a prison bus-commuter train collision, and fought to clear his name and avenge his wife, while at the same time, evading Tommy Lee Jones's …showed first 75 words of 308 total…

…showed last 75 words of 308 total…out of the early bus wreck ("Puncture in the upper gastric area" he informs the medics -- while in disguise). Later, disguised as a hospital orderly, he corrects a doctor's misdiagnosis of an injured child and sends the kid into the operating room, just in time This movie keeps you on the edge of your seat with it’s momentum and thrills. "The Fugitive" is pure energy. An example of what an Action-Thriller should be.