Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4892 in DVD
• Released on: 2007-12-26
• Rating: Suitable for 12 years and over
• Format: PAL
• Original language: Hungarian
• Number of discs: 2
• Running time: 91 minutes

Synopsis
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.

Customer Reviews

The Hour or so didn't Rush by
I'd previously briefly seen the opening credits with Chris Tucker as a traffic cop and there and then decided I wouldn't buy it, but my 12 year old son persuaded me to get it, and in Blu-ray. Well, I wasn't wrong. The movie just seemed to drag from the very first minute. All I really remember was Chris Tucker in his trademark high pitch voice, screaming his way through the very predictable 'witty' dialogue, with a body language seemingly waiting for the prompt from the director to deliver the line, as nothing was delivered with anything like the spontaneity of the first movie (and the second to a degree). Jackie Chan looked and moved like an old man, the movie being devoid of any real trademark Chan moves. He does have a certain similarity with current Chinese leaders in that their hair gets darker as they get older too...

Having lived in France the French accents were appalling and the singing of the Stars and Stripes by the French taxi driver was so embarrassing...and I'm English...

And the girl interest, bizzare (but then, maybe she was meant to be...).

At the end, even my 12 year old rolled his eyes. Not as funny or as much action as the first two was the verdict. Hopefully they won't be in a Rush to make the fourth...

Rush hour 3
The story is not as good as the first and second rush hour but is still a great film to watch and to have a laugh and yeah is still funny

Greaat!!!!
If your a rush hour fan and you got 1 and 2 u must by the 3 one people have said 1 and 2 are better but i think all 3 r sooooo brillant MUST BUY!!!!!!