Chemistry between Chris Tucker & Jackie Chan off screen translated on screen
It was pretty amazing but with each Rush Hour they actually got better. Rush Hour 2 had more action and was funnier than the first.<br /><br />Director Brett Rattner got things started with his ode to Bruce Lee with the opening that was inspired by Enter the Dragon and even had a theme song by Lalo Schifrin who did the score for the Lee movie as well.<br /><br />Really though all the Rush Hour films were driven by the chemistry between Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan. They really liked each other off screen and that came off on the screen. That’s shown right at the start as they’re singing a Beach Boys song together. Chan even got to throw in one fight sequence using his trademark acrobatic style of jumping around sofas. It’s fun stuff.
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