"Do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth?"
Rush Hour was the beginning of a beautiful relationship between Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker. The point of the Rush Hour series was to mix some cop action with martial arts and comedy and the two actors were perfect for that. Chan was an Asian martial arts star who always took a humorous take on his movies and Tucker was a comedian. In this series Chan would play the straight guy and Tucker the jokester in this buddy police classic.<br /><br />In this first film an infamous criminal known as Juntao was stealing Chinese artifacts and kidnaps the Chinese Consul in Los Angeles’ daughter. Chan as Detective Lee comes to America to rescue the girl. The Los Angeles police consider him a nuisance and give a delinquent cop Detective James Carter (Tucker) the job of distracting him from the case. Instead the two carry out their own investigation and get in a bunch of trouble as a result.<br /><br />Director Brent Ratner was heavily influenced by Bruce Lee movies. The opening sequence of a panoramic view of Hong Kong and music by Lao Schifrin were borrowed from Enter The Dragon. He also incorporated some of Chan’s stunts and techniques in the action sequences like in the final confrontation.<br /><br />Chan and Tucker were fantastic at playing off each other. There are many memorable moments between the two. For instance when they first meet Tucker yells at Chan and asks him “Do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth?” Tucker is yelling playing upon the American stereotype that the way to talk to people that don’t speak English is to raise their voice. Another time Tucker tries to show Chan how to sing and dance to War by Edwin Starr.<br /><br />In the end everyone involved delivered a very satisfying film.<br />C
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