Tommy Lee Jones and Wesley Snipes were superb in this film 10❤- Masterpiece 💯 9❤- Excellent 8❤ - Amazing 👌 7❤- Great 🌞 6❤ - Good 👍 5❤ - Average 🤕 4❤ - Bad but watchable :octagonal_sign: 3❤ - Bad 😭 2😡- Awful :face_vomiting: 1:face_with_symbols_over_mouth: - Bull Shit

Uno dei miei film preferiti

One great action thriller from the nineties. The movie really picks up speed once they board the airplane and it does not slow down from there. Definitely one of my favorites from the genre from the nineties.

Needless to say, "U.S. Marshals" is nowhere near as good as "The Fugitive." But the movie is still a lot of fun, especially in the first half, where there are some spectacular action sequences. Furthermore, the dynamics surrounding the marshal team led by Samuel Gerard (Tommy Lee Jones) work really well, as they did in the previous movie. The plot, on the other hand, is less successful. It is both predictable and confusing, which is not exactly a great combo. Nevertheless, the movie is still entertaining; I certainly would have been interested in more movies about Gerard's team.

"The Great Sam Gerard." Damn it has been awhile since I've watched a movie but I made a fine choice today. Had this one on my watch-list for quite awhile and I was happy Letterboxd notified me it was available on HBO Max now. So I owned it to myself to finally watch this. Anyway the "plot twist" is damn too obvious but hey, who cares if you have Tommy Lee Jones chasing Wesley Snipes. A great scene about a plane crash, swinging towards a moving train, a cemetery shootout, a great cast and a happy ending. U.S. Marshals feels like a late 90's thriller and that is always a plus. I like those movies from that period. I didn't even know though that this was a follow up to the Fugitive which I shamefully have never seen before which I should be watching next! I don't know if that would've helped the experience or weaken it because I might have had higher expectations from U.S. Marshals, but for me it felt like a stand alone movie and a solid one!