Rush Hour 3 (DVD, 2007, O-Sleeve)

The third in the Rush Hour series, the full screen DVD was a long awaited addition to my film library! Once again, Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker team up for a terrific comedy-action adventure. The camaraderie between the two stars is palpable, making Tucker and Chan the perfect screen team.
In this outing, Lee (Chan) and Carter (Tucker) take on the Chinese Triad, and their closely guarded secret, the Shy Shen. Their quest for the elusive Shy Shen takes them to Paris.
I admit it: I love the two stars, and really had a great time watching this film! I hope you will laugh as hard as I had! If you love to laugh AND love action films, this one is for you!

The Chinese Triads have a secret to keep. Jackie and Tucker set out to Paris to find what the secret is. This forms the pin-point juncture of the movie surrounding which the plot revolves. Fun Packed, with a large chunk of recycled jokes with too little of Jackie Chan action , thats what I felt of the movie from a totally neutral perspective.But being a Jackie Chan fan that I am , the movie is an entertainer with loads of fun n chicks. Rush hour 3 evolves on predictable lines ,but still entertainment quotient remains pretty high throughout. The on screen chemistry between Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker is simply rocking . But for an avid Jackie fan like me nothing pains more than a movie , with him in the rolls and yet , not having the traditional breathtaking Jackie Stunts. But for a man aged 53 Jackie is still more fast , agile and flexible than most of his much younger co-stars. The last stunt atop the Eiffel tower was a masterstroke with Jackie and Tucker defying height and gravity to put up a creditable show .But yeah, the movie ought to be a disappointment for those who expected a still young, reckless and crazy Jackie running around and kicking arse of the do-no-gooders. There is less of the traditional slap stick comedy that one associates with Jackie Chan movies. On the whole, a must watch for Jackie fans with a very high quotient of entertainment value .

Familiar, very likeable characters get themselves into tight spots facing off against the bad guys, but in the end, good triumphs. Predictible, but reassuring. All in all, a fun movie, plenty of action.. the kind of movie I can watch with my son. Not too many surprises and you don't have to think hard, quite entertaining and an easy way to spend an evening. My 14 year old thought it was great.

One of the funniest scenes, in my opinion, was the "I am U" scene. The outtakes at the end of each of these movies are really funny too.

For some reason I didn't feel the flow of this movie was as good as the first two, but it was still very enjoyable. I purchased it as it was third in the series and i have the first two.

Good action packed movie. LAPD Detective Carter and Chinese Inspector Lee are back to stop the Triads as they will go to any lengths to make sure their secrets stay hidden. Just like the previous Rush Hour movies, this one has those memerable one-liners and the actions sequences Jackie Chan is famous for. The same way the 2nd movie was better than the 1st, this one is better than the 2nd. Check it out for sure.

I make sure to at least rent each Jackie Chan Film that comes out on DVD if we don't see it in the theaters first.

This third film DVD in the Rush Hour Trilogy unfortunately does not have any additional features worth buying the DVD for, UNLESS you place it in your PC or laptop.

Even then, a lot of it is downloads and ads for other movies that the picture company has for sale or is upcoming in the theaters.

So... the only thing going for this DVD IOHO is the film.

This is the worst of the three films unfortunately. The first 2/3 of the film feels forced, inserting gags that aren't really funny etc.

The final 1/3 of the film finally brings back what attracted us to the first two films.

However by that time, the mainstream viewing public is probably bored...

Sad, because we really enjoy Jackie Chan, and Chris Tucker has been good in the previous two films.

Definitely a rental DVD, unless you are a Jackie Chan Film completist collector!