Cubussoli Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Comwayon A Disappointing Continuation

Sameer Callahan It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

Billy Ollie Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Minahzur Rahman I didn't know there was another movie other than The Fugitive. The sequel wasn't that bad. It's almost just as good as The Fugitive. What I like about U.S. Marshals are some of the actors introduced such as Wesley Snipes and Robert Downey. It was these two famous actors that made U.S. Marshals a success. I think they were fine choices in this movie. What really strikes me about this movie is the name - U.S. Marshals. A completely different name compared to its predecessor, and that's probably why many aren't even aware that a sequel to The Fugitive exists. I really like the title of this movie, and think it was a clever idea because it does focus more on Marshals especially Marshal Samuel Gerard. If you have seen The Fugitive, and you enjoyed it, it's highly recommended that you see U.S. Marshals - just to get a different experience.

Python Hyena U.S. Marshals (1998): Dir: Stuart Baird / Cast: Tommy Lee Jones, Wesley Snipes, Robert Downey Jr., Joe Pantoliano, Kate Nelligan: Pathetic carbon copy sequel to The Fugitive. The title isn't enough to describe the plot. At least a title like The Fugitive bore meaning in a way that represented the film in a thoughtful manner. This time Tommy Lee Jones is tracking the innocent Wesley Snipes who is on the run after a criminal cargo plane crashes. Directed by Stuart Baird who previously made the lackluster Executive Decision but he can deliver on action. What he doesn't deliver on is a screenplay that is worth the time and money to produce. Even had Ford agreed to sign on, this film would have basically been a recycled piece of crap worthy of a bullet hole. Jones is basically reciting his Oscar winning role from The Fugitive and despite his efforts it is very dull. Snipes is not as interesting as what Harrison Ford was in The Fugitive. He has the physical capabilities but not the dramatic power here to make viewers care. Robert Downey Jr. is brought in to assist with the case but he is basically unnecessary. Joe Pantoliano and Kate Nelligan also get mixed in with this half ass sequel and both could only wish that they had not missed the bus with the first film. Everything looks recycled right down too its locations, which seem dreary. Pointless waste of film that does great injustice to the film that inspired it. Score: 1 / 10

FlashCallahan When a prisoner transport plane carrying Oscar winning Deputy Sam Gerard as an escort crashes, one prisoner, Mark Sheridan helps him rescue some trapped prisoners and then escapes.Gerard and his team of start their pursuit, but the simple fugitive situation soon gets more complicated when Gerard learns that Sheridan is no mere criminal.At the same time, Mark Sheridan is out to find out the truth himself while keeping one step ahead of Gerard....The Fugitive was a massive hit, and a really good film as well. Jones stole the movie from Ford, thanks to his swagger and his banter with his titular team, so it was a good idea to make a side-quel to that movie.What wasn't a good idea though was to make a virtual copy of that film.The Plane crash is too similar to the Train accident, The jump from the building too similar to the dam jump, and the whole conspiracy behind the wanted man.But it's still a fun movie. Jones has lost none of his swagger form the first movie, and is a joy to watch. Snipes is pretty restrained in his role, and the team are as good as they always are, and have that beautiful banter.But it's really worth watching For Downey Jr, but only for the fact that half of the time he has a look on his face as if he doesn't know what time of day it is.Worth seeing for Jones, but nothing really special..

jmrennie This is literally the worst movie Jones has appeared in yet. That he could act in this civil rights garbage is dumbfounding. A very sad attempted redo of the great original movie starring Harrison Ford, The Fugitive. The movie is based on the premise that a black male (Smipes) would be wrongly accused by law enforcement of murder, perhaps a 1 in 500 million chance, usually they are doing a great job at being able to catch the many criminals, many of whom happen to be black. He is accused of murder, while in a hospital after a car accident. It also is very strange that they pair Snipes up with a recent White French immigrant woman, also unlikely and not something most would promote in an expensive studio feature movie.