Review of Rush Hour 2

Looking back on Rush Hour 2, author Jaykal wrote a comment about rush hour, he thought movie conspiracy was weak. This movie has little meaning. One of the advantages of "Rush Hour 2" is that it is full of motion and is very exciting. Carl thinks that this movie is the best sequel of the summer of 2001. Carr wrote in the comment that Chan and Tucker do not know how they work in concert. People now know what they are united in, they can depend on each other and are satisfied with each other's work.

"Rush hour 3" is awkward, clumsy, ruthless follow-up with a slightly better "rush hour 2" and more subtle "rush hour" follow-up, it is not the worst movie of the summer. But it is still a frustrating loser because it does not show so much respect for its two cute stars and their audience. Again Jackie Chan and Christacre play director Brett Turner, a serious and unlikely detective crouched with chaotic scenes, fearless behavior, and even vulgar stereotypes. Leave yourself to a vulgar and successful altar

The sequel's "Rush Hour 2" was released in 2001, mainly released in Hong Kong. The third movie "Rush Hour 3" was released mainly in Paris on August 10, 2007. Tucker got the income of $ 25 million in the role of the third movie, Chan acquired the right to distribute movies in Asia. The fourth movie of the series is under negotiations and is reported to be held in Moscow.

"Rush hour 2" was released on August 3, 2001. This movie has worldwide box office revenue of 347, 325, 802 dollars, making it the most successful movie in the "rush hour" series. In the interview, Brett Turner admitted that the first part of Christak's karaoke scene should not be filmed. Tucker refused to move the camera like Michael Jackson. In the process of shooting, he showcased entertainment for everyone. In the dark, Ratner told the photographer to shoot it, but please do not let Tucker notice them. In the episode of "Tonight Show" with Ryan Reynolds, when he shot a movie in Hong Kong, many local people accidently thought he was a NBA star Kobe Bryant. In the movie, when Tucker's character rushed up the stairs, the old lady shouted "Goway, Kobe". However, in DVD audio commentary, Mr. Ratner said that Jeff Nasanson, the leading author, proposed this line just before taking the scene.