Rush Hour 3
VarietyHelmer Ratner knows the Rush Hour routine by heart, and production values, even with several new contributors to the franchi...
Washington Postcritic is bound by honesty. So at the risk of eternal humiliation in the Internet stockade, I must admit I laughed -- and w...
Entertainment WeeklyThe eager yet lazy Rush Hour 3 often made me think of one of those mediocre Beverly Hills Cop sequels; it's that derivative ...
ReelViewsAs was true of Rush Hour and Rush Hour 2, this movie combines hit-and-miss comedy with lackluster action.
Chicago TribuneInstead of introducing a new protagonist (e.g. Chris Rock in Lethal Weapon IV) or a fresh plot to reconnect with the audienc...
The Philadelphia InquirerRush Hour 3, another sequel to the one about the cross-cultural crimebusters who crack jokes while cracking the case, does l...
TimeThe difference is that the first Rush Hour, from 1998, predated any of the other franchises by three years.
Wall Street JournalJackie Chan and Chris Tucker have been through a lot together... Are they tired? Perhaps not, but their antics and action se...
Los Angeles TimesDirector Brett Ratner, screenwriter Jeff Nathanson and stars Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker appear to be trying to save the pl...
The New York Times The junky, clunky, grimly unfunny Rush Hour 3 isn't the worst movie of the summer. But it's an enervating bummer nonetheless...
CanMagI've long since accepted that these are not going to be the outrageous Jackie Chan vehicles I love, or the reinvention of th...
Chicago Sun-TimesI like this movie about as much as it's possible to like a movie with a two-star rating.
Film Threat“Rush Hour 3” will likely be at least as successful at the box office as the previous installment.
New York PostAfter Max von Sydow played chess with Death in The Seventh Seal, he was condemned to hell: a prominent role in Rush Hour 3.
Box Office MagazineRush Hour 3 is an unavoidable disappointment, salvaged only by a handful of memorable set pieces and a sensational supportin...
San Francisco Chronicle"Rush Hour 3" is at its most amusing as a pastiche of famous scenes from other movies, lovingly knitted together by director...
New York Daily News"Rush Hour 3," you appreciate his physical agility and grace, but are embarrassed for him when Tucker begins screaming for a...
USA TodayThe final, and anti-climactic, 'threequel' of the summer has nothing new to say. A staleness pervades the film, despite all ...
The Boston Globe"Rush Hour 3" puts Chris Tucker's Carter and Jackie Chan's Lee in another senseless plot.
EmpireLike Lethal Weapon, this franchise has become lazier and less thrilling with each instalment. Hopefully, unlike Lethal Weapo...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Brett Ratner
Writer: Jeff Nathanson
Studio: New Line Cinema
Cast: Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker, Tzi Ma
Release: August 10, 2007
Writer: Jeff Nathanson
Studio: New Line Cinema
Cast: Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker, Tzi Ma
Release: August 10, 2007
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