Absolutely brilliant,quite easily the best of all three,on the edge of your seat viewing.This film much the same as The Bournes before it has every thing from jaw dropping action to car chases and maybe a little romance and of course the all important story line,which as you would expect is very cleverly written,to try and predict whats coming next is almost impossible,the door has also been left open for yet another instalment.Lets just hope it can live up to its own reputation..All in all the best movie I`ve seen so far this year. First class,100% reccomended.
Entertaining but too short is the opinion I was left with when I watched the movie. A surprise to see that the rather skiny Tucker had been piling up either the fat or the muscles, which made it hard to believe that the same squeegee voice was coming out of it. Loved "the originality in the repetition": the nostalgia plate that they keep on serving us everytime their looks remind Tucker and Chan that they are not brothers :) but that "fate" or rather the Rush Hour camera (and the finances behind it) get them back together even in spite of themselves; love the everlasting homage to Michael Jackson that Tucker serves us on every Rush plate (would like to know if Jackson gets royalty for that :)); loved the Ratatouille effect (set-up in Paris, sorry I realise not all people who watch Rush Hour would watch Ratatouille). I am unsure what the Genevi�ve girl was there for except to show she was good-looking even without her hair and while posing with guns in her hands. Too short though but that might just mean that I enjoyed it to the point that I did not see time fly... or not
