U.S. Marshal Sam Gerard made a name for himself in the case of Richard Kimble. Now he's back, this time chasing a fugitive that's always one step ahead. He's ruthless and deadly, caught in a web of conspiracy and betrayal. Accused, claiming to be innocent, of the murder of two special-ops agents, Mark Roberts escapes after a sudden plane crash. He sets out to track down the true conspirators and bring them to justice before they do to him. Gerard, in charge of the case, assisted by his old crew and a newcomer, John Royce, continue to track him across the country. However, as the U.S. Marshals come closer and closer to the truth, Gerard realizes that Roberts, whose real name is Sheridan, may be innocent. However, they too have stumbled into a conspiracy that got Sheridan caught; neither may come out alive.

MOVIE REVIEW

U.S. Marshals had a good plot but it would have been better if they hadn't dubbed it the so-called sequel to The Fugitive. Though the only similarity was the characters, it must be compared to The Fugitive. U.S. Marshals had the action but was no where as dramatic, breathtaking, or astounding as The Fugitive. Also, you couldn't tell if Wesley Snipes is a good or bad guy, up until the very end.
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