Production Year: 2007 - Action/Adventure - Director: Brett Ratner - Original Language: English - Classification: 12 years and over - Starring:Roman Polanski, Max Von Sydow, Vinnie Jones, Youki Kudoh, Hiroyuki Sanada, Chris Tucker, Jackie Chan more
In chapter three of the RUSH HOUR series, Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan team up once again for another two hours of nonstop action which takes the stars to Paris, France.
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metal>house>r&b>soul&rap>alternative rock>brit pop>progressive rock>hard rock>heavy metal>black metal>disco&dance>hip hop>rap>soul>rock>pop>under 10>under 5>10 to 15>5 to 10>cheap dvd>offer dvd>latest dvd>new release>current release>top chart>free delivery>top 100 dvd>hot releases>best sellers>pre release>hot titles>music dvd store>music dvd store online>music dvd>bargain dvd>bangcd>best dvd selections>wide range dvd>upcoming releases>free delivery worldwide>dispatch within 24hrs>3-5 days delivery upon dispatch>super saver delivery>audio dvd>we source our products globally>When a chinese criminal mastermind flees to Paris, there's only one culture-clashed, crime0fighting duo for the job. Ready to raise hell in the city of lights, Chief Inspector Lee (Jackie Chan) and Detective Carter (Chris Tucker) instead get caught in an explosive battle between the French police, the Triad gang and two gorgeous femmes fatales! With everybody kung fu-fighting to the top of the Eiffel Tower, this one-two punch of hilarious action doesn't let up until the final heart-stopping au revoir! Special Features: Disc 1-Widescreen Feature, Feature Commentary By Director Brett Ratner, Theatrical Trailer, Disc 2-Gag Reel (Outtakes), Deleted Scenes, Making Rush Hour 3, Visual Effects Reel, Le Rush Hour Trois Production Diary. Language Option: English>>3
dvd>dvd>rock&pop>hardcore>punk&heavy metal>house>r&b>soul&rap>alternative rock>brit pop>progressive rock>hard rock>heavy metal>black metal>disco&dance>hip hop>rap>soul>rock>pop>under 10>under 5>10 to 15>5 to 10>cheap dvd>offer dvd>latest dvd>new release>current release>top chart>free delivery>top 100 dvd>hot releases>best sellers>pre release>hot titles>music dvd store>music dvd store online>music dvd>bargain dvd>bangcd>best dvd selections>wide range dvd>upcoming releases>free delivery worldwide>dispatch within 24hrs>3-5 days delivery upon dispatch>super saver delivery>audio dvd>we source our products globally>When a chinese criminal mastermind flees to Paris, there's only one culture-clashed, crime-fighting duo for the job. Ready to raise hell in the city of lights, Chief Inspector Lee(Chan) and Detective Carter(Tucker) instead get caught in an explosive battle between the French police, the Triad gang and two gorgeous femmes fatales! With everybody kung-fu fighting to the top of the Eiffel Tower, this one-two punch of hilarious action doesn't let up until the final heart-stopping au revoir! Special Features: Disc 1- Optional Commentary By Director Brett Ratner and Writer Jeff Nathanson, Theatrical Trailer, Disc 2- Outtakes, Deleted Scenes/Alternate Ending With Optional Commentary By Director Brett Ratner And Writer Jeff Nathanson, Making Of Rush Hour 3 Featurettes, Visual Effects Reel, 'Le Rush Hour Trois' Production Diary, Easter Egg.>>2
Production Year: 2003 - Action/Adventure - Director: Quentin Tarantino - Original Language: English - Classification: 18 years and over - Starring:Daryl Hannah, Julie Dreyfus, David Carradine, Michael Madsen, Uma Thurman, Lucy Liu, Vivica A. Fox
Production Year: 2000 - Action/Adventure - Director: Joseph McGinty - Original Language: English - Classification: 15 years and over - Starring:Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore, Lucy Liu, Bill Murray, Kelly Lynch, Tim Curry, Sam Rockwell, Crispin Glover
Action/Adventure - Director: Brett Ratner - Original Language: English - Classification: 12 years and over - Starring: Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker, Christopher Penn, Tom Wilkinson, John Lone, Ziyi Zhang, Alan King
Production Year: 1998 - Action/Adventure - Director: Brett Ratner - Original Language: English - Classification: 15 years and over - Starring: Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker, Christopher Penn, Tom Wilkinson, Elizabeth Pena
Production Year: 2004 - Action/Adventure - Director: Frank Coraci - Original Language: English - Classification: 12 years and over - Starring:Jackie Chan, Steve Coogan, Robert Fyfe, Jim Broadbent, Ian McNeice, David Ryall
Advantages: Some good comedy and the reunited partnership of Lee and Carter Disadvantages: Could prove to be the same thing again
...last. I've really enjoyed the Rush Hour films over the years and while this one is quite funny I think the appeal has now worn off. The first 2 films were incredibly funny and while this one still plays on the stereotypes set up in the first two films it is perhaps the final time they could actually get away with extending this franchise any further. That said it is still a very funny movie that both adults and teenagers will be able to enjoy.
For ... ...scene's that really set the Rush Hour movies apart from a lot of Chan's over comedy/martial arts films. The fight scenes are very clever and superbly choreographed. In particular the scenes at the top of the Eiffel Tower are very well done and really look the part. The plot is quite good and follows the same sort of lines as the first couple of films, where Lee and Carter are thrown together by circumstance. The plot is quite fast paced and action ...
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Advantages: It's short. Disadvantages: The direction is dreadful, the writing offensive and the performances worse.
Carter and Lee are back! After an assassination attempt on an old friend, they are sent to Paris to look into the dealings of a dangerous group of Triads on behalf of Jules Reynard. But creepy Detective Revi doesn't want a couple of foreigners on his patch. Along the way, the mismatched duo come across as bevy of beautiful women, a blind kung fu master and a villain from Lee's past.
Hack-for-hire Brett Ratner is back with the final nail in the coffin ... ...shows the law of diminishing returns in action. Looking at any of the actors you know they only got involved because they could hear the cash registers ringing. The problem Ratner has it that he doesn't start from a solid premise. He appears to shoot the film around his stars' apparent talents. So expect plenty of fight scenes and silly stunts from Jackie Chan and prolonged bouts of high-pitched ad-libbing from Chris Tucker. But don't expect them ...
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Advantages: It's a brief 80-minutes, Chan is great Disadvantages: Tucker is more annoying than ever, thin tired plot
The Rush Hour films are not exactly high art, they're standard buddy cop movies that follow the usual format of two characters coming together and despite their differences, beating the bad guys and saving the day.
The first film served its purpose and its main achievement for me was bringing the talents of Jackie Chan to a wider audience. It certainly made me check out his eastern films such as The Police Story series, films that show his madcap ... ...Tower.
The problem with Rush Hour 3 is that is really struggles to offer something new on what is already a repetitive format. We've already seen Carter do his Michael Jackson impressions in previous instalments; do we really need to see it several times again? We've seen Carter try his moves on some hot women, no problem here it is again! The only thing that this film has going for it is again Chan's fight scenes but even these feel a little undercooked ...
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Advantages: Well-choreographed brawl scenes. Disadvantages: Slapstick comedy at its worst.
Directed by: Brett Ratner
Written by: Jeff Nathanson (Characters - Ross LaManna)
Genre: Action - Comedy - Crime - Thriller Country: USA/Germany
Certification: 15+
Language: English/French/Mandarin/Japanese
Released: 26th December, 2007 (DVD)
MAIN CAST:
Chris Tucker (Detective James Carter) Jackie Chan (Chief Inspector Lee) Hiroyuki Sanada (Kenji) Youki Kudoh (Dragon Lady) Max von Sydow (Varden Reynard) Yvan Attal (George) Noémie Lenoir (Genevieve) ... ...When an attempt is made on Ambassador Han's life just as he was about to divulge the names of the nefarious triad leaders, Chief Inspector Lee must find those responsible for the assassination attempt, and discover the identity of the triad leaders. Forever lurking in his shadow, Detective James Carter comes to Lee's assistance, and the two travel to Paris. When they come across Genevieve, a woman who knows the identity of the triad leaders, they ...
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Advantages: Extremely Funny Disadvantages: Lack of story line
...their antics in the funniest Rush Hour yet!
For those who have never seen a Rush Hour movie. Agent Carter works for the LAPD and Agent Lee works for the Chinese Secret Service and is one of the most valued agents. They were both paired together on their first assignment and ever since whenever they have a crime to solve, they find themselves partnering up together. They are not just partners but close friends now. From the beginning, the movie will ... ...and maybe even the best Rush Hour movie yet. Though there is a lack of a story line, the humour value covers this up well and you do not realise that the story line is weak. You are kept entertained throughtout the movie and at the end, left wanting more from the comic duo. The writers of Rush Hour have really out done themselves this time!
If you liked the previous two Rush Hour movies, then you will deffinately like this one! The music and the ...
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Advantages: Some funny moments, its entertaining, range of actors used (both English & American) Disadvantages: Slightly slow in parts, a bit cheesy/predictable
...I found this DVD being sold very cheap (under £3 including delivery) on Amazon Marketplace and as I generally enjoy Chan's comedy adventures such as the RushHour and Shanghai movies and I heard there's a cameo in this movie featuring the Wilson brothers who I also am very much fond of, so I decided I had to get this and got it earlier in the week, I watched it last night and I wasn't too disappointed either. This is a good general entertainment family movie, it would make for a good early Sunday evening family movie on TV or something similar, I reckon!
This movie is very loosely based on the original book by Jules Verne and there have been many different reincarnations of this, from what im aware of, I remember as a child watching the cartoon version on, I think, CBBC, which featured a rather posh cat as Fogg, that was quite amusing...
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Advantages: Greengrass, Damon, Allen, Stiles, Gilroy, Ludlum...Need I say more? Disadvantages: Nothing, unless you still cannot take handheld camera work
...horse---or donkey, if you will, for laughs.
OCEAN’S THIRTEEN --- I thought it was a dud, no more need to be said.
LIVE FREE AND DIE HARD --- The 4th film in this franchise I thought was way better than I expected, though the best action film of the year was yet to come. (Oh, yeah, we still have RUSHHOUR3 to look forward to, though I’m predicting it won’t be up to scratch either.
As for Harry Potter…no comment…I’m waiting for it on DVD. The point is all of those sequels combined still could not overcome the powerful, exhilarating experience in the theater watching THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM, the third (and hopefully final) film in the Robert Ludlum series about an amnesiac spy. Just in case you didn’t read the other two reviews I wrote this week, I loved the first two films, even if the second was somewhat of a downer because...
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Actor(s): Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker, Hiroyuki Sanada, Youki Kudoh, Vinnie Jones, Max Von Sydow, Roman Polanski
Director(s): Brett Ratner
Genre: Action & Adventure
Classification: 12 years and over, TBA
Production Year: 2007
Franchise Name: Rush Hour
Official Website: www.rushhourmovie.com
Consumer Advice: Contains moderate violence
Video Category: Feature Film
Country Of Origin: United States of America
Release details
DVD Region: Region 2 (Europe)
Studio(s): ENTERTAINMENT IN VIDEO; CINRAM LOGISTICS
Languages
Main Language: English
DVD Description
In chapter three of the RUSH HOUR series, Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan team up once again for another two hours of nonstop action which takes the stars to Paris, France.
Technical information
Special Features: Optional Commentary By Director Brett Ratner And Writer Jeff Nathanson , Theatrical Trailer, Outtakes , Seven Deleted Scenes, Alternate Ending With Optional Commentary By Director Brett Ratner, And Writer Jeff Nathanson , Five Featurettes, Visual Effects Reel , Le Rush Hour Trois: Production Diary , Hidden Easter Egg
Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Anamorphic Wide Screen
Sound: Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital
Professional reviews
Review: A high kicking belly laugh all round (The Times, 13/11/2007)
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