The Exceptional Friendship in the Movie, Rush Hour

"If you are a half Chinese, I am half black, I am your brother, I will fly, you, Snoopy, what is that?" (IMDB, 2007) Peak time Let's explain the friendship with the detective James Carter (Cristal) with these words in the scene. Since 1998, the dynamic two of the "rush hour" legend have been combined, and their fictional friendship has become a friendship to compare with it. The special friendship shared by Li and Carter resulted from random arrangements in the first movie of rush hour and their ability to endanger their lives to build intimate relationships with others.

This movie is developed around four friends, but there is no singing, but holding a little finger of a friend, dancing in search of songs and retaliation against the villain who killed him is not done. He also did not marry his daughter, a son of one of his friends who strengthened his friendship and did not sacrifice his love for friendship. Apart from one or two places the movie does not even talk about friendship, but this movie has long been still my favorite friendship movie (Yes, I saw Shawshank and Natpukaaga). If you have not seen this movie yet, please look it before you read this blog. This is

"If you are half of the Chinese, I will be half black, I am your brother, I am flying, at the same time Snoopy. Is that so?" (IMDB, 2007) Supreme command Officer, Lee (Jackie) During the period 3, the scene is used to explain his friendship with detective James Carter (Krista). Since 1998, the dynamic two of the "rush hour" legend have been combined, and their fictional friendship has become a friendship to compare with it. - In Aristotle's "Niccombe Ethics" volumes 8 and 9, the normative concept of friendship is precisely defined and is divided into various relationships between Socrates and the Arsibiad. Category To achieve this goal, people need to understand not only the notion of perfect friendship based on each other's good intentions and virtues, but also Aristotle's concept of imperfect friendship based on utility and pleasure.