The funniest Rush Hour of them all
Each Rush Hour built on the one before it and actually got better as they progressed. Basically there was more jokes and more action in each film. This time Lee (Jackie Chan) and Carter (Chris Tucker) are facing off against the Chinese Triads which takes them to Paris, France. I think it’s the funniest of the three.<br /><br />The emphasis on the jokes is shown throughout. For instance, Lee and Carter go to a Kung Fu school and Carter gets in a fight with the tallest man in the world, a very large Chinese fellow and then the master shows up and they do a play on the who’s on first routine from Abbott and Costello. Another time Lee and Carter capture a French Chinese gangster and they get into an insult match using a nun as a French-English translator.<br /><br />The movie also attempts to close the circle on the entire series. Thus at the start Lee is back with the Chinese Ambassador Solon Han (Tzi ma). Lee and Carter are also reunited with the ambassador’s daughter Soo Yung (Zhang Jingchu). They obviously knew this was going to be the last in the series so they brought back familiar faces for some nostalgia.<br /><br />Overall it is a lot of fun and the best of all the Rush Hour movies. The jokes are better and so is the action.<br />C
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