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In "The Fugitive," only one person was on the lam, running to avoid capture for a crime he didn't commit while tracking the real criminal.
In "Runaway," you have a whole family trying to evade the long arm of the law.
At times, things veer so far off center that running from the feds seems like a distraction from the more important story of teen romance and angst, just another annoyance like a sudden zit or a dropped call.
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