You have to understand Jackie is first and foremost a stuntman. He was a stuntman on a couple of Bruce lee's movies in the early 70s. By the time he made rush hour he had his own stunt team. People he trained and worked with. That's why he can do so many of his own stunts. He's the real deal who was able to act as well.
But now he wants to be known as the actor first and the fighter second. His own words. He is around 70 years old now, sadly.... But still badass as ever!
If you like Tucker's work, I suggest watching the Fifth Element. His turn as Ruby Rhod is hysterical. That, and Shanghai Noon starring Chan with Owen Wilson. Another odd couple action comedy set in the old west.
It's funny the filmmakers originally wanted Prince for that role. I'm glad he turned it down cause no way he'd play it better than Chris Tucker (even though the character is very influenced by Prince)
"I love him already!" "I think I just found my new favorite character." Jeremy Piven's cameo to kick off the 3rd act with a strategic costume change is my favorite scene. "Let's put a dead animal on you!"
Buttercream or crockskin? I've seen Rush Hour 2 at least a hundred times and I always look forward to his scene when they get to Vegas and always lose it with "you got the mochaccino face"
I'm old, when this first came out and Jackie said that back to Africa line the entire theatre I was at couldn't stop laughing for 5 minutes. Good times
America was past racism back then because we were able to laugh at each other. Then the elites decided to bring back racism to keep us fighting against ourselves.
14:25 Well, the thing is, they did get hurt (A LOT!). Jackie has almost died a few times from stunts gone wrong. That's why the stunts and fights looks so real!
I still think it would be amazing if you watched one of Jackie's early movies where he was younger. The stunts he did in Supercop 2, Armor of God, Rumble in the Bronx and Drunken Master 2 are amazing!
Taken from the wiki. "Jackie Chan Stunt Team" The Jackie Chan Stunt Team was established in 1976 and originated from the relationships Chan formed in his early starring roles in Hong Kong action movies. Several of his co-stars and stuntmen hired by the film studios began working together regularly. By 1983, the stunt team had become an official organization of 6 members. The organization meant that the stuntmen not only received insurance coverage, but also a monthly salary and higher pay. By the time of Police Story 2 in 1988, the team had expanded to around 20 members. This incarnation of the team was disbanded in 1990 and thereafter, individual members were contracted and used on a film-by-film basis rather than all members remaining on the payroll. This allowed for some new faces, and the return of former members.
The Chinese woman is actually an amazing dancer and actor. She is in Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon and House of Flying Daggers. She also doesn't speak any English so Jackie Chan had to translate for her.
The third one is still a lot of fun, despite what you hear from "reviews". It's my personal favorite because it does a few things (in my opinion) better than it does in teh original two (not to say those are bad, I love them all)
_"How do they make the action look so real but don't let people get hurt?!.."_ Umm...Yeah about that. One of the reasons Rush Hour exists at all is because Jackie Chan became blacklisted in securing insurance all throughout Asia because he injured himself so often.
"How is he not afraid to do these stunts?" Jackie Chan was trained in the chinese opera as a kid. It would be considered abuse today. This stuff he's doing is tame in comparison. Hell, it's tame compared to his Chinese made films
I watched this movie as a kid and thought nothing of him or that scene. MAN rewatching this years later after having watched the show entourage and seeing him again blew my mind. The two characters are like night and day Just....the ACTING RANGE on that man is crazy.
My brother's favorite comedy. These were made back when 'wacky mismatched buddy cop comedy' was a staple but this one remained unique among them. Mr. Chan is always a crowd pleaser.
"How does Jackie do his own stunts?" I guess, after you've been kicked by Bruce Lee, what else could you fear? Jackie started as a stunt man/martial artist with Bruce and has only the nicest things to say about working with him.
3:41 "How is he not afraid to do these stunts?" He's probably gotten hurt several times. If you're of a mind to, one day, you might check out the movie _The Legend of Drunken Master._ It's a Hong Kong action comedy starring Jackie Chan, and the closing credits are interspersed with scenes of various stunt performers (including him) getting hurt during the stunts they're performing.
Casinos are both amazing and terrifying. The lights and atmosphere bring you in while the machines let you win every so often just to keep you hooked. After I turned 18 I went to a casino not too far from me every Saturday with $20. Sometimes I walked out with hundreds of dollars....sometimes I walked out with nothing. It is quite the experience. However gambling does bring the worst out of people.
I'm just sharing a memory here. I'm not sure why that evening my dad had the night off and was in charge of me and my slightly older sister. We were probably 9 and 12. My dad took us to to get one of those new DVD players and let us both pick a DVD. I hadnt seen Rush Hour but my dad said I would love it (I saw 2 before 1). He let us pick out candy, too. It was around Easter so the m&ms we got were pastel colors. My dad was always a busy guy so this was one of those nights that got cemented in my memory and I could quote these movies up and down.
All the old school Chinese stuntmen have probably had every bone in their bodies broken at one point. They worked so different in comparison to "our" stuntmen back then. I remember watching Police Story almost 40 years ago and it blew my mind.
Funny thing about Chris Tucker, Michael Jackson Told him upon the very first few minutes of ever talking together on the phone quote: Chris, Your kicking with the wrong leg! LOL !!!
Yep. And at Jackson's 30th Anniversary Jackson and Tucker are together on stage and Tucker is still kicking with the wrong leg and Jackson collapses on the stage in laughter. They became really good friends. Tucker defended him in that 2005 trial because Tucker knew the accusing family (the Arvizos) were frauds as they'd tried to scam him and Jay Leno of some money for Gavin Arvizo's cancer that didn't actually require any more money. The mother Janet Arvizo was later charged with perjury, welfare fraud and had made her kids accuse their own dad of things that never happened too. Tucker's one of the best friends Jackson ever had.
The thing about table games is sometimes you pick a table with some superstitious players, and they glare at you when you're messing up whatever it is they're trying to do. Poor dudes don't realize how much probability factors into winning or losing and think they can outwit the odds. It can be a rush though when you get on a winning streak. And if you do win, don't forget to tip your dealers.
The third one is just as funny and the chemistry just as kicking. There are also some hilarious side characters. Rush Hour 3 is a movie well worth a watch and deserves the Rush Hour name.
I actually recognized Ziyi Zhang's voice. I must have seen Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and House of Flying Daggers too many times. If you like love stories loaded with kick-ass action, you should check those two movies out.
Vicky Jackie was 46 when he did this movie you should check out his earlier works in movies like Police Story, Project A, and my personal favorite The Big Brawl.
12:24 You know what they say - everybody was kung fu fighting. 14:25 Cause Jackie Chan. And who said they don't get hurt? Jackie Chan routinely gets hurt shooting his movies.
If you like Jackie Chan's movies and when he gets paired up with a comedian, might I suggest the Shanghai Noon movies? The movies star Jackie and Owen Wilson, and came out in 2000.
I have been looking forward to you doing this one after you did the first one you made this movie fun for me all over again sorry to hear you are going through rough times stay strong and know your fans care
The stunts are always so good in Jackie Chan movies because of Jackie. He has his own stuntman association with people who are trained by him and generally are the ones that work with him in his movies. He also generally is head stunt director in his movies which with his experience in Chinese cinema where the safety regulations back in the day were basically non existent, he's learned how to set up and do incredibly dangerous stunts as practically and as safe as possible. Seriously a good reason why his name is so well known in the stunt/martial arts industry.
Hi Vicky. The ship that you were so scared of in 1:07 is called hydrofoil ship. The parts that you saw are placed to life the ship a bit out of water to increase its speed. But it has its own problems like it could hit rocks and whatnot, so the ship is only safe in deep waters. You learn something everyday!
I remember going to the movies when this movie came out, audience burst out laughing when Carter punched Lee and said "All Y'all look alike!" Hell even the Asian part did especially when they understood Carters bad language before us 😂😂😂 such greater and less sensitive times...Carters so dam comically prejudice lol
Sorry to hear that you are going through som hard Times. Thanks for doing reactions anyway! You know that both your patreons and your followers are with you!
Watch "Shanghai Noon" and "Shanghai Knights." Jackie Chan has just as good chemistry with Owen Wilson in those movies, which are basically "Rush Hour" with cowboys instead of cops.
14:23 Well, Jackie Chan and his stunt team actually get hurt, that's why it looks real. Their choreography is amazingly well executed not to punch with full force but they often take some hits and falls for real. I'd say that's why Hollywood fights look kind of fake comparing to Jackie Chan's energetic fast action style, it's a whole team behind it with years of experience in martial arts.
3:55 "They just start destroying their bodies on the way down." That is actually quite literally how they kept their jobs back then in Hong Kong. If you didn't do the stunts, you would be fired. Most of them committed to the job because it was their paycheck that they lived and risked life and limb for everyday. Jackie Chan and most of his original stunt team members, the ones who survived, will tell you stories about how they did these stunts over and over again until they got it right to film on camera.
If you're enjoying the trip through Jackie Chan's filmography, may I suggest one of his Hong Kong-produced masterpieces like Project A or Legend of the Drunken Master? Police Story also has one of the greatest fight scenes put to film but sags a lot in the middle so it may not be as fun.
I've been having a tough time too. My mother passed just a few months ago. But watching reactions to movies we loved watching together helps. That and drinking. 🍻🐾🐾
15:50 I don't gamble much but casinos can be a lot of fun, even if it's just slots. Roulette is fun because you can just pick black or red if you want and you have almost a 50% chance of winning. Plus if you just hang around the tables they come around and bring free drinks. The trick is to only bring what you're willing to lose and leave your wallet at home (hotel room).
Absolutely love this movie and have seen it sooo many times and never gets old! I should really watch it again haha Can't believe this is over 20 years old!!
RH3 is definitely worth seeing - I, like many people, was so hyped up for it after rewatching the first two that it had no chance to meet expectations, but I recently rewatched it and it's nowhere near as bad as I'd built it up to be when I first saw it.
The clothing store where Jackie and Chris bought their suits in the movie is a real store, you can actually go there right now at Las Vegas in Cesar's Palace.
The action is trademark Jackie Chan: his choreography, stunt team, and in Hong Kong he'd direct some as well. Hope you watch more Jackie Chan films because of it.
Everyones hyping tucker but we need to talk about Ziyi Zhang who is also an absolute legend. Crouching tiger, house of flying daggers, memoirs of a geisha. Probably the most badass weapons fight put to film in Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon.
17:44 "Imagine a business where people hand you money and you hand them back absolutely nothing." Much more often than not, this is how _gambling_ plays out. This is why _casinos_ are always so nice. It's not because they're always giving away jackpots (because they're not).
LOL yeah, next time you watch this, remember that in all of Jackie's insane stunts, he is also suffering monstrous pain from all the failed tries that happened, before he got it just perfect. "Pain is temporary, but film is forever!"
According to Jackie Chan the sequel let alone the first film wasn't almost made. something about how he couldn't understand Chris Tucker's broken english along with his lack of the english language. also im not sure if i mentioned this but Rush Hour led to the creation of "Rotten Tomatoes."
Sorry to hear that you getting through some tough times lately. Believe me, I know exactly how that feels. I hope you get through it. I'm not that good at giving advice and my English is not the best, but I send you love and support. Stay strong, young lady. :) Best wishes from Germany
Is back then filmmakers were ok with being funny…because back then the general population were mature enough that if they didn’t like the type of humour, they’d just leave or not watch the movie…but weren’t the vindictive children they are now who can’t cope with others liking stuff they dont
17:32 "Oh- Oh. That wins? I don- I don't know- I don't know how to gamble." The rules change from game to game. What Carter's playing, I kid you not, is called Craps and it's a game I know _nothing_ about. The only game I play, when I want to gamble, is Poker. The rules to it take a little time to figure out, but at _no_ point is it in your best interests to let the stakes get too high. Keep a handle on the stakes and you won't take too long to figure it out.
"without getting hurt"... Jackie Chan cannot be insured by any insurance carrier because he does his own stunts and because he's broken most of the bones in his body... not that he needs insurance- he's made bank off his films.
We really need to see you react to Rush Hour 3 now to bring it full circle. But also because it adds a whole new level of comedy between these 2, and supposedly they are working on Rush Hour 4
If you really like Jackie Chan then you should consider checking out and or reacting to him along side Owen Wilson in the movies “Shang Hi Noon” and its sequel “Shang Hi Knights”. Great action and comedy like that of the Rush Hour Trilogy. Love your RUclips reaction channel and your reactions VKunia.
You have to understand Jackie is first and foremost a stuntman. He was a stuntman on a couple of Bruce lee's movies in the early 70s. By the time he made rush hour he had his own stunt team. People he trained and worked with. That's why he can do so many of his own stunts. He's the real deal who was able to act as well.
But now he wants to be known as the actor first and the fighter second. His own words. He is around 70 years old now, sadly.... But still badass as ever!
Chris tucker is one of the most naturally charismatic & funny actors ever. It's a shame he basically retired, with only a couple of roles after this.
Yeah, it sucks he’s been in very few movies.
He is still doing stand-up.
@@kratoscallofduty to be honest, his voice is annoying as hell
He is really funny.
Similar to Eddie Murphy is Beverley Hills Cop 1 and 2.
If you like Tucker's work, I suggest watching the Fifth Element. His turn as Ruby Rhod is hysterical.
That, and Shanghai Noon starring Chan with Owen Wilson. Another odd couple action comedy set in the old west.
She already watched and reacted to it, it's on her channel
'Money Talks' with Chris Tucker & Charlie Sheen was funny too 😁
@@MLJ7956 Hell yeah, he's hilarious in that!
It's funny the filmmakers originally wanted Prince for that role. I'm glad he turned it down cause no way he'd play it better than Chris Tucker (even though the character is very influenced by Prince)
How you're going to talk about Chris Tucker's filmography & not bring up Friday!?!?!!?!? C'mon now!
"I love him already!" "I think I just found my new favorite character."
Jeremy Piven's cameo to kick off the 3rd act with a strategic costume change is my favorite scene.
"Let's put a dead animal on you!"
Buttercream or crockskin?
I've seen Rush Hour 2 at least a hundred times and I always look forward to his scene when they get to Vegas and always lose it with "you got the mochaccino face"
I'm old, when this first came out and Jackie said that back to Africa line the entire theatre I was at couldn't stop laughing for 5 minutes. Good times
America was past racism back then because we were able to laugh at each other. Then the elites decided to bring back racism to keep us fighting against ourselves.
Lee has been hanging out with Carter too much to say something that absurd : D
@@Icureditwithmybrain Oh god
@@usul573 he says it because he's trying to imitate Carter's insults for once, but he's bad at it.
After watching this film I was like:
"Well it's... kind of a racist film. But it's made in america so... no surprise there."
14:25 Well, the thing is, they did get hurt (A LOT!). Jackie has almost died a few times from stunts gone wrong. That's why the stunts and fights looks so real!
12:29 Don Cheadle just delivered some of the best Chinese pronunciation from non-Chinese actors.
Don Cheadle agreed to do the cameo ONLY if he can have a fight scene with Jackie Chan.
I didn't even realise it was Don Cheadle until seeing this comment! The outfit and hair threw me.
Jacky Chan always like to show bloopers at the end of his movies. Always enjoy your reactions ❤️
Jackie Chan's character: "SO SORRY, I DONT WANT NO TROUBLE!!"
*Proceeds to kick their ass*
In every Jackie Chan movie.
With exception to maybe Police Story lol
That's what some consider 'a fair warning' 😅 Jackie doesn't want trouble. Bad guys do. Bad guys get trouble.
"I'll shoot you and say you fell in the kitchen!" One of the best lines...
I use that line myself now, and no reactions even include it. Good pull.
I still think it would be amazing if you watched one of Jackie's early movies where he was younger. The stunts he did in Supercop 2, Armor of God, Rumble in the Bronx and Drunken Master 2 are amazing!
Taken from the wiki. "Jackie Chan Stunt Team"
The Jackie Chan Stunt Team was established in 1976 and originated from the relationships Chan formed in his early starring roles in Hong Kong action movies. Several of his co-stars and stuntmen hired by the film studios began working together regularly. By 1983, the stunt team had become an official organization of 6 members. The organization meant that the stuntmen not only received insurance coverage, but also a monthly salary and higher pay. By the time of Police Story 2 in 1988, the team had expanded to around 20 members. This incarnation of the team was disbanded in 1990 and thereafter, individual members were contracted and used on a film-by-film basis rather than all members remaining on the payroll. This allowed for some new faces, and the return of former members.
Maybe in reality someone as loud as Carter would drive me insane but in the whacky fun that is the Rush Hour films he's priceless.
The funny thing is chris tucker and mj was actually really close friends
Man I remember going to the movies seeing this and the whole movie theater was laughing at Chris Tucker, he’s so crazy 😂😂
Rush Hour 2 used to be my sick day movie growing up when I stayed home from school! Love the reaction miss Vicky!
The Chinese woman is actually an amazing dancer and actor. She is in Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon and House of Flying Daggers. She also doesn't speak any English so Jackie Chan had to translate for her.
The third one is still a lot of fun, despite what you hear from "reviews". It's my personal favorite because it does a few things (in my opinion) better than it does in teh original two (not to say those are bad, I love them all)
I agree.
Yeah, nothing wrong with Part 3. It's still a blast.
Agreed. I think because people were turning into sensitive crybabies back then
You're prolly the only person on Earth who thinks Rush Hour 3 is the best of the series.
@@A-Dubs398. no he's not because I love Rush hour 3
_"How do they make the action look so real but don't let people get hurt?!.."_
Umm...Yeah about that. One of the reasons Rush Hour exists at all is because Jackie Chan became blacklisted in securing insurance all throughout Asia because he injured himself so often.
Hollywood likes the stereotype of the high roller being an oil baron from Texas, that's why they always have a cowboy hat on.
Lee: "I'm Michael Jackson. You're Toto!"
Carter: "You mean Tito! Toto's what we ate last night for dinner."
XD XD XD XD XD
it is realy cool that jackie and chis didnt like each other at first, but than became friends XD
The stuntmen as well as Jackie Chan get hurt all the time. The show the outtakes of when Jackie actually gets hurt at the end of all his movies
"How is he not afraid to do these stunts?"
Jackie Chan was trained in the chinese opera as a kid. It would be considered abuse today. This stuff he's doing is tame in comparison. Hell, it's tame compared to his Chinese made films
Fun fact: the informant who was talking to Carter is Don Cheadle, the man who played Lt. Rhodes (War Machine).
The rush hour bloopers are probably the best bloopers reels there are.
“I don’t like my chicken live! I like ‘em dead and deep fried. You heard of Popeyes?” 😂
I agree, Jeremy Piven's bit part was great! A perfect example of the Stanislavsky quote: "There are no small parts, only small actors."
I watched this movie as a kid and thought nothing of him or that scene. MAN rewatching this years later after having watched the show entourage and seeing him again blew my mind.
The two characters are like night and day
Just....the ACTING RANGE on that man is crazy.
My brother's favorite comedy. These were made back when 'wacky mismatched buddy cop comedy' was a staple but this one remained unique among them. Mr. Chan is always a crowd pleaser.
Yeah, I thought the 1st and 2nd were equally as good. 3rd was garbage though
Fun Fact: Don Cheadle only agreed to do this movie if he could speak Chinese and fight Jackie Chan.
"How does Jackie do his own stunts?" I guess, after you've been kicked by Bruce Lee, what else could you fear? Jackie started as a stunt man/martial artist with Bruce and has only the nicest things to say about working with him.
3:41 "How is he not afraid to do these stunts?"
He's probably gotten hurt several times. If you're of a mind to, one day, you might check out the movie _The Legend of Drunken Master._ It's a Hong Kong action comedy starring Jackie Chan, and the closing credits are interspersed with scenes of various stunt performers (including him) getting hurt during the stunts they're performing.
15:26 Your laugh killed and the way you did the stare had me DYING!!! 😂😅🤣
Casinos are both amazing and terrifying. The lights and atmosphere bring you in while the machines let you win every so often just to keep you hooked. After I turned 18 I went to a casino not too far from me every Saturday with $20. Sometimes I walked out with hundreds of dollars....sometimes I walked out with nothing. It is quite the experience. However gambling does bring the worst out of people.
I'm just sharing a memory here. I'm not sure why that evening my dad had the night off and was in charge of me and my slightly older sister. We were probably 9 and 12. My dad took us to to get one of those new DVD players and let us both pick a DVD. I hadnt seen Rush Hour but my dad said I would love it (I saw 2 before 1). He let us pick out candy, too. It was around Easter so the m&ms we got were pastel colors. My dad was always a busy guy so this was one of those nights that got cemented in my memory and I could quote these movies up and down.
All the old school Chinese stuntmen have probably had every bone in their bodies broken at one point. They worked so different in comparison to "our" stuntmen back then. I remember watching Police Story almost 40 years ago and it blew my mind.
Jackie was a stuntman in one of my all-time favorite films: Enter the Dragon, starring the late Bruce Lee
Funny thing about Chris Tucker, Michael Jackson Told him upon the very first few minutes of ever talking together on the phone quote: Chris, Your kicking with the wrong leg! LOL !!!
Yep. And at Jackson's 30th Anniversary Jackson and Tucker are together on stage and Tucker is still kicking with the wrong leg and Jackson collapses on the stage in laughter. They became really good friends. Tucker defended him in that 2005 trial because Tucker knew the accusing family (the Arvizos) were frauds as they'd tried to scam him and Jay Leno of some money for Gavin Arvizo's cancer that didn't actually require any more money. The mother Janet Arvizo was later charged with perjury, welfare fraud and had made her kids accuse their own dad of things that never happened too. Tucker's one of the best friends Jackson ever had.
Oh and of course Tucker was in Jackson's You Rock My World music video too (along with Michael Madsen and Marlon Brando!)
The thing about table games is sometimes you pick a table with some superstitious players, and they glare at you when you're messing up whatever it is they're trying to do. Poor dudes don't realize how much probability factors into winning or losing and think they can outwit the odds. It can be a rush though when you get on a winning streak. And if you do win, don't forget to tip your dealers.
The third one is just as funny and the chemistry just as kicking. There are also some hilarious side characters. Rush Hour 3 is a movie well worth a watch and deserves the Rush Hour name.
I owned this tape and you right you right I watched this over and over, I loved the dynamic of jackie and chris
So glad you loved this film! So good. And whatever you are going thru, you got this. You do. Adapt, improvise and overcome. Hang in there!
I actually recognized Ziyi Zhang's voice. I must have seen Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and House of Flying Daggers too many times. If you like love stories loaded with kick-ass action, you should check those two movies out.
Jeremy Piven is great. He's your favorite Black Hawk Down pilot.
RIP Wolcott.
Vicky Jackie was 46 when he did this movie you should check out his earlier works in movies like Police Story, Project A, and my personal favorite The Big Brawl.
12:24 You know what they say - everybody was kung fu fighting.
14:25 Cause Jackie Chan. And who said they don't get hurt? Jackie Chan routinely gets hurt shooting his movies.
If you like Jackie Chan's movies and when he gets paired up with a comedian, might I suggest the Shanghai Noon movies? The movies star Jackie and Owen Wilson, and came out in 2000.
how about a movie where jackie chan is the comedian drunken master and legend of the drunken master
good films!
I have been looking forward to you doing this one after you did the first one you made this movie fun for me all over again sorry to hear you are going through rough times stay strong and know your fans care
The stunts are always so good in Jackie Chan movies because of Jackie. He has his own stuntman association with people who are trained by him and generally are the ones that work with him in his movies. He also generally is head stunt director in his movies which with his experience in Chinese cinema where the safety regulations back in the day were basically non existent, he's learned how to set up and do incredibly dangerous stunts as practically and as safe as possible. Seriously a good reason why his name is so well known in the stunt/martial arts industry.
Yep - this is why the villains in his movies always have an army of Chinese henchmen, he's been training up his stunt team for years.
Hi Vicky. The ship that you were so scared of in 1:07 is called hydrofoil ship. The parts that you saw are placed to life the ship a bit out of water to increase its speed. But it has its own problems like it could hit rocks and whatnot, so the ship is only safe in deep waters. You learn something everyday!
I remember going to the movies when this movie came out, audience burst out laughing when Carter punched Lee and said "All Y'all look alike!" Hell even the Asian part did especially when they understood Carters bad language before us 😂😂😂 such greater and less sensitive times...Carters so dam comically prejudice lol
Sorry to hear that you are going through som hard Times. Thanks for doing reactions anyway! You know that both your patreons and your followers are with you!
15:32 “Alright that shit caught me off guard, the mimic was funny”
18:42 - Vicky, 20+ years ago I had a co-worker with a Chris Tucker voice. Whenever he'd do a Carter impression we all would be laughing our asses off.
Watch "Shanghai Noon" and "Shanghai Knights." Jackie Chan has just as good chemistry with Owen Wilson in those movies, which are basically "Rush Hour" with cowboys instead of cops.
8:25 _"Remember,_ now, I do _all_ my own stunts."
Oh my god, I love your intro cards where you explain why the audio is the way it is. Made me actually laugh out loud
14:23 Well, Jackie Chan and his stunt team actually get hurt, that's why it looks real. Their choreography is amazingly well executed not to punch with full force but they often take some hits and falls for real. I'd say that's why Hollywood fights look kind of fake comparing to Jackie Chan's energetic fast action style, it's a whole team behind it with years of experience in martial arts.
3:55 "They just start destroying their bodies on the way down."
That is actually quite literally how they kept their jobs back then in Hong Kong. If you didn't do the stunts, you would be fired. Most of them committed to the job because it was their paycheck that they lived and risked life and limb for everyday. Jackie Chan and most of his original stunt team members, the ones who survived, will tell you stories about how they did these stunts over and over again until they got it right to film on camera.
I have this movie memorized, I've seen it loads of times
If you're enjoying the trip through Jackie Chan's filmography, may I suggest one of his Hong Kong-produced masterpieces like Project A or Legend of the Drunken Master? Police Story also has one of the greatest fight scenes put to film but sags a lot in the middle so it may not be as fun.
I've been having a tough time too. My mother passed just a few months ago. But watching reactions to movies we loved watching together helps. That and drinking. 🍻🐾🐾
I loved all three rush hour movies they are so hilarious
If you are looking for another Chris Tucker movie, besides The Fifth Element, I recommend you >Money Talks
5:45 your expression after Tucker says "all y'all look alike" :P
16:35 I died laughed that Carter's no racism speech.. Even a Chinese people part.. hahahah
15:50 I don't gamble much but casinos can be a lot of fun, even if it's just slots. Roulette is fun because you can just pick black or red if you want and you have almost a 50% chance of winning. Plus if you just hang around the tables they come around and bring free drinks. The trick is to only bring what you're willing to lose and leave your wallet at home (hotel room).
Absolutely love this movie and have seen it sooo many times and never gets old! I should really watch it again haha
Can't believe this is over 20 years old!!
When you say "You know what time it is", you should have Fred Durst's voice say it from "Rollin'." Lol
6:31 _"Remember,_ now, we're _undercover."_
15:51 "I've never been to a casino, actually."
I have. You're not missing a whole lot.
RH3 is definitely worth seeing - I, like many people, was so hyped up for it after rewatching the first two that it had no chance to meet expectations, but I recently rewatched it and it's nowhere near as bad as I'd built it up to be when I first saw it.
Out of the three films, Rush Hour 2 is probably my favorite
15:23 😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣 Ah, Vegas. I think my cheeks just might be _soar,_ tomorrow.
The clothing store where Jackie and Chris bought their suits in the movie is a real store, you can actually go there right now at Las Vegas in Cesar's Palace.
The action is trademark Jackie Chan: his choreography, stunt team, and in Hong Kong he'd direct some as well. Hope you watch more Jackie Chan films because of it.
Everyones hyping tucker but we need to talk about Ziyi Zhang who is also an absolute legend. Crouching tiger, house of flying daggers, memoirs of a geisha. Probably the most badass weapons fight put to film in Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon.
It is so great to see you laugh and enjoy this one! One of my favorites 🤣
17:44 "Imagine a business where people hand you money and you hand them back absolutely nothing."
Much more often than not, this is how _gambling_ plays out. This is why _casinos_ are always so nice. It's not because they're always giving away jackpots (because they're not).
LOL yeah, next time you watch this, remember that in all of Jackie's insane stunts, he is also suffering monstrous pain from all the failed tries that happened, before he got it just perfect. "Pain is temporary, but film is forever!"
According to Jackie Chan the sequel let alone the first film wasn't almost made. something about how he couldn't understand Chris Tucker's broken english along with his lack of the english language. also im not sure if i mentioned this but Rush Hour led to the creation of "Rotten Tomatoes."
3:46 - Human "Plinko" XD
You are honestly one of the cutest RUclips reactors I have seen
Sorry to hear that you getting through some tough times lately. Believe me, I know exactly how that feels. I hope you get through it. I'm not that good at giving advice and my English is not the best, but I send you love and support. Stay strong, young lady. :)
Best wishes from Germany
Hope you’re doing ok yourself.
I think we can all agree Rush hour 2 is the best and funniest one in the trilogy!
There's also a third movie
Jackie Chan also stars in Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Knights with Owen Wilson
Man if Rush Hour mas made today it would get cancelled immediately LMAO the jokes have no filter I love it
Is back then filmmakers were ok with being funny…because back then the general population were mature enough that if they didn’t like the type of humour, they’d just leave or not watch the movie…but weren’t the vindictive children they are now who can’t cope with others liking stuff they dont
Loved your reaction at 5:46 😆
yeah, she became Chinese too haha
The best part of that Jeremy Piven scene: he dresses them exactly how he described lol
This is one of my all time favorites, good laughs that’s for sure
17:32 "Oh- Oh. That wins? I don- I don't know- I don't know how to gamble."
The rules change from game to game. What Carter's playing, I kid you not, is called Craps and it's a game I know _nothing_ about.
The only game I play, when I want to gamble, is Poker. The rules to it take a little time to figure out, but at _no_ point is it in your best interests to let the stakes get too high. Keep a handle on the stakes and you won't take too long to figure it out.
I loved these movies!!
Can't wait until you watch Rush Hour 3
Rush Hour 3 was crap
@@nsasupporter7557 How dare you
"without getting hurt"...
Jackie Chan cannot be insured by any insurance carrier because he does
his own stunts and because he's broken most of the bones in his body...
not that he needs insurance- he's made bank off his films.
Love the outtakes.
"... s/he ain't gonna be in Rush Hour 3."
I say that to this day when a villain meets a harsh end in a movie.
We really need to see you react to Rush Hour 3 now to bring it full circle. But also because it adds a whole new level of comedy between these 2, and supposedly they are working on Rush Hour 4
If you really like Jackie Chan then you should consider checking out and or reacting to him along side Owen Wilson in the movies “Shang Hi Noon” and its sequel “Shang Hi Knights”. Great action and comedy like that of the Rush Hour Trilogy. Love your RUclips reaction channel and your reactions VKunia.
The eye roll when carter said “yea this is my titty” was classic 😂😂😂
His destroying the classic,
Chris: hold it! I got this!
chris tucker was really great friends with michael jackson and prince
I’m sorry to hear that you’re going through some rough stuff, know we all love u and I’m always willing to lend an ear