Rush Hour

1998 • 97 minutes

About this movie

The fastest hands in the East meet the biggest mouth in the West when legendary martial arts daredevil Jackie Chan ("Shanghai Noon," "The Forbidden Kingdom") teams with comedic powerhouse Chris Tucker ("Jackie Brown," "The Fifth Element") in Rush Hour. When Hong Kong police detective inspector Lee's (Chan) favorite pupil is kidnapped in America, the dedicated cop and martial arts genius travels to the United States to find her. Unhappy to have a meddling outsider, the FBI assigns reckless, arrogant and infuriating LAPD detective James Carter (Tucker) to baby-sit Lee--and keep him away from the investigation. But these two very different cops will stop at nothing to find the missing girl. MPAA Rating: PG-13 Copyright © 1999 New Line Productions, Inc.

Ratings and reviews

I think the personal connection that Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker share off the camera truly shows through on camera. They work well together and even their goofs are absolutely golden. The one thing I noticed (Being an action fan) they really slowed down Jackie Chans fight scenes so that these stunt people could keep up.

What's not to love? It has action, humor and a great story. This movie is a classic and will remain so for a very long time, I'm quite sure.

Now this is where it started all. HANDSDOWN THE GREATEST BUDDYCOP MOVIE OF ALL-TIMES I DON'T CARE WHAT YALL SAY!!!!!!! Do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth!!! LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL CT and JC are the best favorite movie of all times. PLEASE MAKE A 4TH HOUR IM BEGGING U GUYS!!!!