I t is this type of cat and mouse game, this type of insecurity and suspense that makes The Fugutive one of the best modern day thrillers. We see Kimble running for his life and narrowly missing being captured by the Illinois US Marshals. Because it's so fun, and we all have a different idea of who and what the bad guy may or may not be. With this kind of wide reception, you can't help but to be sucked in to it's wake. The Fugutive was one of the first DVD's on the market, it's a fact.
Colors are dead on, detail is crystal clear an no shimmering was found at all.
Plenty of skyline shots of Chicago, and all look brilliant. Even the green of the river during the St. Patrick's Day parade looks brilliant. A fine transfer. They used a real bus and a real train, even back then, and it sounds positively wonderful. Unfortunately, this is where the movie comes up short.