The most underrated joke in this movie is when Jackie said he can't use Carter's police ID "This won't work. I'm not 6'1" [edited thanks to the comments]!"

The reason Rush Hour is so good imo is that every single line that Chris Tucker says in this movie is perfection. I wouldn't change any line of dialog in the whole movie.

"How do they go from bonding to smack-talking in 30 seconds?" That's male friendship.

“How did they go from bonding to just smack talking each other within 30 seconds?” Well they are guys and generally that’s how it goes. It’s part of the bonding.

Fun Facts: Jackie Chan was frustrated by the production doing hours of safety for stunts. Mats, trampolines, and medical staff such and such. When he just wanted to do the stunts as fast as he can. He never needed that much safety precautions in his Hong Kong movies. Jackie Chan also did not like Chris Tucker at first. But they eventually do become good friends to this very day. Almost Meta as their relationship was like the movie itself.

Chris Tucker shows why you should always have a bard in the party

Their friendship seems so genuine because it is. They have maintained a friendship to this day after their work together on this franchise.

There's an amazing YT channel called 'Every Frame a Painting'. They explain that Jackie is so skilled at fighting that it would actually get boring for the audience over the course of the film. So they have to give him a handicap in some way (An object he has to protect or something he's chained to) in order to preserve the tension.

Lmao, the "what's this shit about your daughter" blooper scene always cracked me up, the look chris's face and hearing jackie chan laughing at him in the background is just hilarious. 😂😂😂

Rush Hour 2 is even better. One of the most hilarious movies I've ever seen. Chris Tucker at his absolute best, and it's amazing.

In anime terms, Jackie Chan in his Hollywood movies is only using 5% of his abilities. His Hong Kong movies from the 80s & 90s have the most insane death-defying stunts. With injuries galore that caused him to be blacklisted by all insurance companies over there. He's like a combination of Buster Keaton, Tony Jaa, Tom Cruise, etc... 1994's Drunken Master 2 (aka The Legend of Drunken Master) is widely considered his magnum opus. No need to watch the 1978 original since they're barely connected storywise.

The director, Brett Ratner, is a big Bruce Lee fan, and especially of the film Enter The Dragon (a MUST watch classic) where Jackie was a stuntman. He even used the same composer (Lalo Schifrin) of that film for the Rush Hour trilogy.

"He's really just throwing around this bomb like it's nothing." C4 isn't actually reactive, it won't explode just from being moved around or jostled. You can mold it like putty, set it on fire, and even shoot it with a gun and it won't explode. In order to explode, C4 has to receive both heat and a powerful shock (much more than simply dropping or even hitting it), which is why it's generally detonated with a smaller explosive placed inside it.

This movie was my childhood. You need to watch the trilogy. Jackie chan and Chris tucker are awesome together.

This and it's sequel really are perfect movies.. Love how Chris tuckers character isn't just comic relief, a bad cop irl, but a top tier movie cop. It would have been easy to make him just the comedic relief and pure opposite of chan, but instead they make the characters incredibly alike but w opposite ways of expressing relatively similar views.

Fifth element is Chris Tuckers best performance - hands down.

"Wipe yourself off man, you dead." Absolutely cold line from Chris Tucker. Loved that line from the first time I heard it.

"how can they go from bonding to just smack talking each other?" That's just friendship among guys. Not all guys of course but speaking of me and my friends, we can insult and run our months about each other but we know it is just jokes and don't take it seriously. I also know without a doubt that if I ever needed his help, he would have my back without hesitation. I would do the same for him. That is why I like watching this movie now. lol

If you want more Jackie Chan I highly suggest The Foreigner. It’s an action-drama and Jackie’s acting in it completely floored me.

*Awh yes, the 90s. When every gun in movies sounded like a friggin canon lmao* *Anyway, this great, but RH2 is just simply a classic. Better in my humble opinion*

So good! The whole trilogy is solid. Recommend Jackie’s other great comedy duo with Owen Wilson in the Shanghai films:)

Jackie Chan: First Strike is one of my favorite movie of his. Part of his Police Story series. Highly recommend it for some insane stunts and choreography.

The chemistry on set n friendship off camera made the whole trilogy perfect

This film takes place in my neighborhood. I remember when they closed down whole blocks, for weeks. The Industry do what the Industry wants. Jumping on a tourist bus in Hollyweed is absurdly easy. Some drivers hate it, some don't care. The tourists freak for a second and you have to play a part, loudly, whilst the driver stops the bus. Leave the bus the way you came before the driver gets to you. The tourists, I promise, hoot and holler. Jackie-friggin'-Chan. It's a double-deck bus so you have a few seconds to exit, stage left. And down to the asphalt. Hollywood is magic.

VKunia looking at Jackie's normal stunts: "How did he not die?" Me who have watched all of Police Story and Armour of God: "He almost did, but he didnt"

Rush hour 2 is even funnier.

Always shocked when people haven't seen movies like this when I grew up watching it. Glad you got to experience it finally!

"How can they go from bonding to smack talking each other?" It's what guys do. If they aint talking shit they aint shit.

Jackie Chan is a legend!! please do more of him, the "Police Story" movies are amazing (my favorite is the first one from 1985).

One of Chris Tucker's classic stand-up segments is dancing like Michael Jackson. That's why they always make him do it in movies.

"How do they go from bonding to smack talking each other?" They're best friends, thats how.

I know Jackie was frustrated because of the stunts, but the chemistry between him and Chris was awesome.

The whole Rush Hour series is excellent. Shanghai Noon is another Jackie Chan film you'd enjoy.

Please tell me you're going to watch the sequels. And when you're done with them may I suggest Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Knights which puts Jackie together with Owen Wilson, they are just as good and Jackie's fights are phenomenal as always. Also, another one that will be a good lead into Jackie's own movies (ones that he directs and has full control over) is Rumble in the Bronx. After that there are a ton of Jackie Chan movies to watch and all (except for his very early ones when the studios were trying to make Jackie a Bruce Lee clone) are definitely something you (and everyone else) should watch.

This is one of the best comedy action movies out there although it still lags behind Rush Hour 2. I've watched that movie more times than I can count and absolutely love it. Jackie Chan is so damn talented and I respect him so much for wanting to perform his own stunts. And I can't imagine these movies without Chris Tucker. He brought so much comedy, but could also be serious when he had to be. It's such a unique odd couple and they play off each other so well. Whoever had the idea of pairing these 2 is a genius.

"Shanghai Noon" - another Jackie Chan's comedy worth watching!

Well now we need more Rush Hour sequels and Jackie Chan movies on your channel 😃

“How do they go from bonding to smack-talking each other like within 30 seconds?” They’re “dudes”

"Johnson" played by Elizabeth Pena who voiced "Mirage" in Pixar's THE INCREDIBLES. Sadly she passed away in 2014.🥺

21:36 So, if you didn't hear it or remember from the movie. The actual line was that Lee was supposed to say that "I suspect Juntao is behind this." There are no subtitles in the outtakes. So what Jackie accidentally said was, "I think that Soo Yung is behind this." But he caught himself a little too late and ended up messing up the line. He burst out into laughter. Now, his team, and Jackie, along with the people that spoke/understood Chinese began to laugh which caused the rest of the crew to know that he flopped the line. Then Chris just walked in pretty much just added more to the blooper reel. XD Jackie Chan doesn't speak fluent English, when he is asked to star in a western film, he always brings or works closely with English translators who are on set to help remind him of what the lines are. Sometimes, he's literally repeating english phrases or dialogue without fully knowing what he's saying at times. So most of his bloopers in a lot of Western english-speaking movies are him flubbing the lines and sometimes he has no idea why his costars are laughing until someone lets him know what he said was incorrect.

Glad you enjoyed this film, it's a classic! The sequels are also a ton of fun, and I also remember enjoying Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson's Shanghai Noon - which had a similar vibe EDIT: Oh! I forgot to mention, you must watch the credits - they show out takes from the stunts that Jackie and Tucker did. They are hilarious and awesome!

I highly recommend checking out Jackie Chan's "Police Story" for some wholesome action comedy without a bunch of cuts in the action scenes. The choreography is more impressive, the stunts insane... and as with all of his Hong Kong movies, instead of bloopers during the credits, there are stunt fails and stuff, which really shows what an amazing dude he is :o

This movie is one of the best action/Comedy movies of all time IMO! Both Jackie and Chris were so good

Shanghai Noon (2000) and Shanghai Knights (2003) with Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson are my personal favorites. Underrated gems.

If you love Rush Hour then you're definitely going to love Rush Hour 2 for sure.

Drunken Master 2, Rumble in The Bronx and the Police Story movies are all excellent choices to watch Jackie Chan doing his stunts when he was in his prime! He eventually jacked himself up with an injury and had to chill out on the real cray cray stuff.

Fun fact: Many, many of Jackie Chan movies revolved around Chinese heritage and artifacts. He's really big into preserving the culture.

" how do they go from bonding, to just smack talking each other?" Umm, that's straight up brotherly Love.

When you were talking about the British guy in the beginning, you should watch him in The Patriot next! Also they said they hated each other in this movie. Because of how opposite they were Jackie hated him for showing up to set late, not taking it seriously, etc. He had to talk to him one on one before they became friends in the sequels

You know, if the protagonists actually took advantage of the villains monologue, the movie would go a lot differently 😂

I've eaten at the restaurant they filmed at and stood where Jackie and Chris were on the sidewalk corner, it was cool. Food was great too!

One of my favorite lines in this film is when Carter is on with the lead FBI agent and he tells him, "You better tell me something before I drop his ass off at Panda Express." This line cracks me up every time I watch this movie. Lol

Great pick. You might also like Chris Tucker in "Friday" "Money Talks" and yes "Rush Hour 2". 😆

These stunts are low-level for Jackie. One movie of his that will really show his range of stunts is First Strike. Check it out even if you don't react to it.

The bloopers are just the best! Jackie almost always have bloopers in his films. Rush hour is one of the best!

Oh honey, you have *_GOT_* to see _Rush Hour 2_ and _Rush Hour 3!_ Comedy *gold!*

YOOOOO, I was just watching your Fifth Element reaction and i was about to suggest this Triology because i thought Chris Tucker would be perfect for your taste in comedy... Yet here you are! Read my mind and filmed the reaction already!! This is crazy bro... You're on some forseeing type shit LMFAOD Can't wait to see your reaction to the second part though it's gut-wrenchingly funny lol... Mad love from Philly to you Vicky ❣️

Jackie Chan is one of my favorite martial arts actor. His blending of comedy and action is genius! My favorite move he ever did in a movie (I think it's from "Legend of the Drunken Master") is where he's fighting this guy, and somehow he's flipped the guy over onto his hands, Jackie is now HOLDING THE GUY by his feat, and walking him like a wheelbarrow. And the guy is looking around like "wtf?? how did THIS happen???" lmao PRICELESS!

I work at the hospital the hospital where Jackie and Chris Tucker filmed Rush Hour 3 and actually got to meet both of them while filming. Jackie was bigger than I expected. They’re both excellent and funny.

Rush Hour 2 is maybe my favorite action/comedy of all time.

Watch Rush Hour 2 and 3!!😆 Also Watch “The Terminator” (1984)

3:07 she’s older than you are now watching. Life.

The most amazing feat in this movie is Jackie and Chris making Bret Ratner look good.

Honestly my favorite part of this whole movie where the bloopers at the end. When they played those in the theatre I was literally dying I think I choked on my popcorn laughing so hard.

Jackie's Hollywood movies are actually among his weakest. His peak streak was the decade leading up to this.(He sustained an injury on Rumble in The Bronx and the stunts were never quite at the same level again, and what makes his action scenes shine is rehearsal and prep time, which he always had less of in his American productions.) If you liked this, do yourself and your subscribers a favor and check out: Police Story 1-4 Project A 1-2 Armor of God 1-2 Dragons Forever Miracles: The Canton Godfather Drunken Master 2

This was a joy to watch. You bring so much positivity to these movie reactions. You gotta do rush hour 2 and 3.

Not me having watched this movie a million times but still laughing along with you like its the 1st. Honestly this juts never gets old....one of my all time fav movies

Fun fact: C-4 is designed to only detonate when activated by the trigger. It doesn't explode when shot at.

you have such a nice infectious laugh !

"How do they go from bonding to just smacktalking in 30 sec?" I see you have little knowledge in the world of male friends, my record is 2 mins from meeting to roasting and the dude is still my bestfriend 14 years later.

Man thank you for bringing back this movie! I forgot how hilarious this film is! Great reaction! Gonna have to like and follow for this one and see what else you have done!

The face she makes at 18:20 is the most fake nervous face I have ever seen! XD

This is my favorite trilogy (besides lord of the rings)

I really love watching this movie (and the second). My sisters and I were laughing a lot to this movie back in 2001 on the VHS. However, the second movie is the best imo. You should definitely watch the next movie. 🤣👌

"How do they go from bonding to smack talking one another." And now you understand men.

Fun facts: you were correct, the closest Jackie got to dying from doing one of his own stunts was in a movie called police story. Also C4 will not actually do that, it’s INCREDIBLY stable. You could throw it against a wall, smash it with a hammer or even set it on fire and it won’t explode. That why it REQUIRES a detonator.

Great reaction! Love this movie. You should definitely do some more Jackie Chan reactions. My personal favourites are his 1980's movies (Dragons Forever, Project A 1 & 2, Police Story 1 & 2, Armour of God, Wheels on Meals etc) but some people prefer his 90's output (Who Am I?, First Strike, Rumble in the Bronx, Police story 3: Supercop, Mr Nice Guy, Operation Condor, Twin Dragons, Gorgeous etc). Either way, they are all so much fun.

Jackie is one of my all-time favorite actors. There's of course some movies of his I don't like, but I admire so much the dedication Jackie puts into everything he does. His chemistry with Chris Tucker in this trilogy is through the roof, but I genuinely feel like Jackie brings that out in people he works with. At a time when I really didn't like Owen Wilson as an actor he did Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Knights with Jackie and those films changed my opinion of Owen. Speaking of Shanghai Knights, that Umbrella fight with "Singing in the Rain" in the background is one of my favorite fight scenes ever. Linking it: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bJ2cm7l53t7Soas.html&ab_channel=meiji990

Chris Tucker in these movies is so funny! And Jackie is a great actor, glad u enjoyed it☺️

Jackie Chan in every movie, ever: *kicks everyone's ass* I don't want any trouble!

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Re: Chris Tucker - "How is he so good at BSing things?" - Makes me think, have you seen "Beverly Hills Cop" movies with Eddie Murphy? More of that!

YESSSSS! I LOVED your reaction! 🥰 It was so nice to see you smile and laugh during this movie. You are right: this movie is so fun, impressive, funny, heartwarming...I want to watch it again!

The Chemistry between Jackie and Chris is what makes these movies.

9:35 Chris Tucker's “W A A A H” is actually Bruce Lee's famous signature high-pitched howl.

Don't skip the bloopers at the end. Especially the 2nd film has some of the best bloopers ever.

the funny part in the beginning is C4 is actually so safe you could shoot it and nothing would happen

13:38 guys already know the answer to this. The smack talking IS part of the bonding experience.

PLEASE ‼️ you'll truly truly love Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Knights - Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson are perfect comedy duo

The outtakes at the end are absolutely the best

The hearsay is that apparently Jackie Chan was having a lot of trouble doing his lines with Chris Tucker because he was still learning English and Chris would often go off script and change dialogue on reshoots.

Bonding and smack talk are one in the same for a lot of guys but especially for military and first reaponders. It is a way of showing love

2:00 "How has he not been killed?" Well he's got a ton of movies where that almost happened that we all love to rewatch over and over again. XD

Rush Hour, Fifth Element, and Friday, all Chris Tucker classics where he is top of the line.

Hairstyle. Makeup. face shape. Expressions. Voice inflections. Schrunchie. And hairstyle. How can one woman have so much adorable and yet beautiful things all at one time.

The "Jackie, No!" Sent me back to my childhood.🤣 It's my life's goal to watch every single Jackie Chan movie and I've said this for just about every one so far 😅

19:29 "Meet me on the roof." "Really? The _roof?_ I mean I think I hear _gunfire_ going in the background which makes your situation sound _dangerous,_ but there's also a _parking_ lot out front that looks a lot _safer._ You wouldn't prefer that I meet you _there?"_

"That suit is too big for that guy" 90s and early 2000s fashion for ya. lol

16:50 ~ 16:52 » "Please, oo not panic." ~~ 2 secs... [yells instigating panic] "Get the hell out! There's a bomb!"

That moment Carter and Seng have that standoff in the final act is ultra cool, to me at least. He gets him in one shot and calls back to that encounter from earlier, almost like a samurai movie or something~ 'Wipe yourself off, man.. you're dead.'