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Rush Hour 3 is a very expensive rehash of the other two prequels and should really be rated R instead of PG-13. Or, as screenwriters like to call it, he’s his “dark shadow” or the negative that mirrors all of Lee’s positive qualities. But the main plot twist is that (WARNING: possible plot spoiler!) the head bad-guy is Lee’s brother from the orphanage.
#RUSH HOUR 3 MOVIE#
This movie is not for you.) Carter seems to be able to do anything he wants just by acting cute and saying, “Hey, we’re partners!” The chase ends up in Paris, where the moviemakers show the standard Rush Hour scenes of Carter abandoning Lee to chase scantily-clad girls and make stupid mistakes, wherein Lee bails him out. (NOTE: If seemingly big holes in movie plots bother you, stop reading now and move right along to the next review. Implausibly, Detective James Carter ( Chris Tucker), who has been busted down to a traffic cop (yes, he IS funny dancing to his I-POD while directing traffic), somehow is allowed to help Lee. This launches Rush Hour 3 into the same non-stop chase for which its predecessors are known. Bang! A sniper shoots Han through a window. Lee is guarding Consul Han ( Tzi Ma), who is about to tell the “World Police Court” who the mysterious Triad really is. The tired story is this: Chief Inspector Lee ( Jackie Chan) must find the leader of the Triad, the super-powerful Mafioso-like group of villains set on what villains are always set on. Now, numero tres is like warmed over scrambled eggs: you can choke it down, but you really hate paying for it. While the first one was clever, edgy and funny, the second paled but managed to hold its own. So if you’ve seen Rush Hour 1 or 2, then you’ve seen 3. cop working with the uptight Hong Kong detective has officially gotten old. The “buddy movie” film about a young, black, incompetent L.A. Rating: PG-13 (for sequences of action violence, sexual content, nudity and language)Īctors: Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker, Vinnie Jones, Hiroyuki Sanada, Noemie Lenoir, Max von Sydow, Yvan Attal, Tzi Ma, Sun Mind Ming, and Roman Polanski
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