Chris Tucker, Hiroyuki Sanada, Jackie Chan
The unlikely cop duo, continue their unique brand of crime-fighting and high-kicking comedy. This time around, LAPD Detective James Carter and Chinese Chief Inspector Lee must travel to Paris to battl...( read more
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DVD Release Date: December 18, 2007
Stats: 53,840 reviews
Even if it's not exactly funny as the first two, it's nonetheless entertaining, thrilling, hilarious, & fun than ever before.
Run of the mill, identikit police action comedy, worst than the first two because its just the same and no different, although the first was alright. Tucker is reasonably funny but Chan should retire, the ending is impressive at the Eiffel Tower but becomes way too stupid very q...( read more)
Not as good as the first two but I personally think Chan and Tucker are a non-stop duo.
The movie has a number of plot holes and pretty unbelievable scenes. The shooting scene in the beginning and the way the bad guy tried to escape sliding down the building is unreal. I mean it's too risky and attracts too much attention. Plus he was running away while in real life...( read more)
Not as funny as the first two 'Rush Hour' movies but still worth watching. I especially enjoyed watching the French speaking nun translate insults.
Brad Bird may be one of the few animated filmmakers working today who understands what the concept of a "family film" means. It's something that offers material to viewers of all ages and doesn't lose one group by catering too strongly to another. Following The Iron Giant and The...( read more)
Although the plot was flimsy and the humor was down less funnier than part two, Rush Hour 3 was still an entertaining action packed buddy comedy perfect for family fun. B: Good.
There's no doubt that Rush Hour 3 is anything but a mess. And yet there were moments when I found myself laughing giddily at the inanity of it all, and other moments when the picture was so beautiful ... full review
The final, and anti-climactic, 'threequel' of the summer has nothing new to say. A staleness pervades the film, despite all efforts to inject freshness and excitement into a tired story. full review
For those who still enjoy the formula, Rush Hour 3 will suit fine; but here's a vote for letting Lee and Carter dance into the sunset, having sung their last chorus. full review
After Max von Sydow played chess with Death in The Seventh Seal, he was condemned to hell: a prominent role in Rush Hour 3. full review
None but the mad will want to see Rush Hour 3. full review
It seems fairly likely that this is a case of returning once more with a bucket before the well runs dry. full review
Although it has been six years since Rush Hour 2 came out, almost everything about Rush Hour 3 has a familiar inevitability about it. full review
The scripting is terrible, the direction lacks energy and the fights -- this movie's entire reason for being -- are filmed in Jumblevison. full review
As usual, Jackie Chan & Chris Tucker deliver, yet another, a comical and entertaining installment to the Rush Hour series. I must say ... this series is one to be given its props for successfully ensuring that all 3 movies are just as good as the other. Although, I liked the first one best, this third movie was a riot. Chris gets funnier and Jackie get’s closer to being black, the more movies they make together. Set in Paris this time, I liked how the movie drew you into the French culture, and captured the imagery of the city of romance with full attention to detail. My favorite scene is when Chris Tucker goes backstage behind the set of a French musical and pretends to be the Costume inspector for all of the lovely showgirls, whom he coerces to strip naked, while using a highly funny French accent. My hat is off to the production crew and especially the wardrobe dept. who participated in the development of yet another treat from Chan & Tucker. You can’t go wrong with this one.
zomg.. nice movie.. had been laughing a lot..
the most funny part to me was when jackie chan slide down from a "swing" and singing
this movie was very funny. and it left u hanging about the girl if she made it out safe or not so i cant wait for rush hour 4 if they make one
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