Three Fugitives

Three Fugitives (1989)

  • 15% of critics liked it
    (13 reviews)

  • 46% of users liked it
    (8,227 ratings)

Another of Disney's Touchstone Pictures rehashes of a lightweight French farce, Three Fugitives goes the trend one better by importing French director Frances Veber to supervise a shot-for-shot remake of his French original Les Fugitifs. Nick Nolte stars as a bank robber named Lucas, recently… More

PG-13,
Directed By
Genres
Comedy
In Theaters
Jan 27, 1989 Wide
On DVD
Apr 2, 2002

Critic Reviews

  • Clint Morris, Moviehole

    Sweet, Silly and Satisfying..

  • David Nusair, Reel Film Reviews

    ...an irredeemably uneven piece of work...

  • Walter Chaw, Film Freak Central

    Interesting now only as a better-forgotten relic of a time in which people actually paid full-ticket price to see Martin Short in a movie.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Lucas M


    The style of Francis Veber is nice, could be better and Nolte again, does the 'rude bad guy' but still Martin Short make Three Fugitives an entertaining and sweet film.

  • Wahida K


    They rob banks. She steals hearts.

  • Anthony L


    Martin Short is brilliant. Nick Nolte just beats him up a lot in this film, you can almost feel his pain. The little girl is also weird. Watch it for Martin Short, unless you don't like Martin Short, then you shouldn't watch it.

  • Lady D


    This is a great film, Martin Short is very funny in this

  • Candy R


    Nick has just left prison and bumps into Martin who robs a bank, but the cops think Nick has done it, so they go on the run.

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