Didn' rip me of my seat. There were sum funny parts, but sadly not nearly as many I thought there would be.

This movie was OK, but the humour's starting to wear a bit thin however it's still pretty funny at parts.

This gets 4 stars due to the lack of entertainment.

Rush Hour 3 was awesome!! It was downright hilarious from the beginning to end. Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker are really good (and extremely funny) co-actors. If you enjoyed the first two Rush Hours, I definitely recommend this one. Now I can't...
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Rush Hour 3 was awesome!! It was downright hilarious from the beginning to end. Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker are really good (and extremely funny) co-actors. If you enjoyed the first two Rush Hours, I definitely recommend this one. Now I can't wait for Rush Hour 4~

I think this film is alright its got a few funny bits but the few were really funny i think. As far as the action gose its no where near as good as 2 and lacks those big fighting moments for example like in the matrix where they do all that crazy...
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I think this film is alright its got a few funny bits but the few were really funny i think. As far as the action gose its no where near as good as 2 and lacks those big fighting moments for example like in the matrix where they do all that crazy slow time or in those other kung-fu movies that had things like massive kicks or stuff .

Well put it this way Theres No moment that u would remember the next day.

I can't believe I waited 6 years for this crap!!! Rush Hour 3 is the latest and hopefully last installment in the Rush Hour franchise. This time, detectives Carter & Lee are both the fish out of water as they travel to Paris to investigate...
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I can't believe I waited 6 years for this crap!!! Rush Hour 3 is the latest and hopefully last installment in the Rush Hour franchise. This time, detectives Carter & Lee are both the fish out of water as they travel to Paris to investigate some Triads.

Chris Tucker is very hit or miss in this movie and is mostly miss. His annoying aggravating character has gotten just too unbearably annoying and aggravating. And what happened to Jackie Chan? His age has obviously caught up with him as his stunt work is almost non-existent, and what little action he seems to do in the film is tainted with the use of noticeable stunt doubles. I'm afraid we've seen the last of the nimble and agile Jackie Chan, and instead will unfortunately be subjected to an aging and CGI'd version. The rest of the film is just horrid. It's polluted by a terrible, predictable plot, unnecessary filler scenes, tired jokes, and horrible acting- especially by the actress who plays Soo Yung. This is Hollywood's best example of a "paycheck" film where the actors do it just for the money. Unfortunately, RH3 actually made a ton of money and RH4 can't be too far along. I'll personally settle for Rush Hour 2 repeats on TBS.

Reports I've read online take fiendish delight in claiming that "Rush Hour 3" is the worst in the series (a point I'm willing to perhaps concede), that Brett Ratner is an awful director (a point that I've yet to see proved, at least by...
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Reports I've read online take fiendish delight in claiming that "Rush Hour 3" is the worst in the series (a point I'm willing to perhaps concede), that Brett Ratner is an awful director (a point that I've yet to see proved, at least by any of the "Rush Hour" films) and that the movie is just plain awful as a general rule. That's the sort of baggage I was carrying when I watched the movie today, but I promptly forgot about all of it as I kicked back in my chair and had a good time the likes of which only a few action movies can ever hope to provide.

"Rush Hour 3" is formulaic, has cheap laughs in several instances and some of the most ridiculous action sequences yet seen in a series of films best known for cramming as many of the last into an hour-and-a-half show as possible. In spite of that--or perhaps because of it--the movie manages to be thoroughly entertaining during nearly every one of its 86 minutes. So although the movie isn't going to be an Oscar contendor, it'll probably entertain most people who watch it a great deal more than Hollywood's most prestigious films of 2007.

The story basically works like this: Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker's characters are broght together to take on various bad guys that plan all sorts of nasty things. That's been the plot of all three movies, and as usual the differences from one to the next come down to who the sexy female heroine is (in this case, a young woman with gang connections and a tendency to take off most of her clothes at the club where she works as a showgirl), who the questionable but sexy woman is (a mysterious young lady Jackie Chan is destined to meet at a club) and where the action primarily takes place (France). From there, all the movie needs to do is plug any holes with absurd kikcing and punching and it's halfway done.

Before you even sit down, you might expect to find out about some associate Jackie Chan has that he never told Chris Tucker about (check), a scene where Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker get very angry at one another and part ways (check) and maybe something involving a really long flag/banner and a very long fall (check). See, when I said this was a formulaic movie, I really meant it.

That's surely the problem most people will have with "Rush Hour 3," but I say that's picking at things for the sake of picking at them. If you can get over the notion that we've seen a lot of this stuff before in slightly different context, then you can get ready to have a lot of fun. There's a spectacularly good car chase fairly early in the proceedings, a thrilling fight between Jackie Chan and an assassin... and yes, there's even a sword fight (yikes!). In fact, most of the movie consists of fight scenes. Even when there aren't feet or fists flying, there's lots of noise because that usually means Chris Tucker is at leisure to talk and say something funny.

Chris Tucker can be a funny, funny guy. Fortunately, "Rush Hour 3" lets him do what he does best. I don't usually laugh out loud at movies, but I did a few times in the course of watching this one. The on-screen personality of the two leading stars is such that if you haven't at least snickered within the first few minutes, you might as well turn it off and go watch something else. I hear "No Country For Old Men" is very good, and there have been rave reviews for "Brokeback Mountain."

In the end, "Rush Hour 3" isn't nearly the jumbled mess that I've made of this review and it doesn't prove that Brett Ratner can't direct. In fact, it does quite the opposite. With incredible action scenes that are perfectly captured on film, a bushel full of hilarious one-liners from Chris Tucker, plenty of intense action and the expected scenes that defy the laws of physics, "Rush Hour 3" is nothing more and nothing less than a competent and thoroughly enjoyable entry in a series that apparently doesn't know when to quit. If you watch it with an open mind, there's a good chance you enjoy nearly every minute of it, just as I did. Dare I hope for a "Rush Hour 4"?

One Word, everyone! One Word! "CRINGE" Yes!! Chris Tucker really made me cringed! ugh! He overdid it!! Yes There are some funny moments, but after 2 sequels, they perhaps tried a little too hard to impress us, almost everything has been...
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One Word, everyone! One Word! "CRINGE" Yes!! Chris Tucker really made me cringed! ugh! He overdid it!! Yes There are some funny moments, but after 2 sequels, they perhaps tried a little too hard to impress us, almost everything has been done on the previous 2 RHs.
I have to say it's STILL pretty entertaining though, so it's very much still recommended for a fan of jackie and/or chris. Three out of Five.

Reminds you of the Rush Hour we know and love. The comedy is new and fresh, and Chan and Tucker still hold up as the great actors they once were (and still are). Perhaps the most disappointing aspect of the movie is the ending. It's not like...
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Reminds you of the Rush Hour we know and love. The comedy is new and fresh, and Chan and Tucker still hold up as the great actors they once were (and still are). Perhaps the most disappointing aspect of the movie is the ending. It's not like the other two Rush Hour's, in which we are provided enough closure to seem satisfied. If, however, you are able to see past that, then you will find Rush Hour 3 to be another great movie for everyone to enjoy.

This is the best one out of the three. Rush Hour 3 is a new and improved movie. Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker are so funny in this movie that you cant stop laughing at all! See it and dont believe the critics.