In 1993, 'The Fugitive' proved that a smart, character-driven thriller for adults could become a massive summer blockbuster. Starring Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones, it grossed $368 million. The film was famous for its spectacular practical train wreck sequence, which was filmed using a real train and set a high bar for physical stunts. Unlike many of today’s blockbusters, 'The Fugitive' relied on suspense and performance rather than supernatural threats or comic book lore. It was a critical darling as well, receiving seven Oscar nominations including Best Picture, proving that commercial hits could also be high-quality prestige films.