RUSH HOUR!!! How does this one rank amongst the other ones?

@OptmiusPrime114

3 ай бұрын

#1. Although, I prefer Rush Hour 2. I look forward to your reactions to the sequels!

@khaleesimandy74

3 ай бұрын

It's definitely my favorite out of the 3. But every few months I watch all 3 they're hilarious.

@waltz4life

3 ай бұрын

1 and 2 are equally great imo

@k.delpino1124

3 ай бұрын

Exactly how as they were released. Just like that.

@theshowstopper979

3 ай бұрын

Chris do one for the culture React to the last dragon That's a black hood classic

“This won’t work. I’m not 6’1”!”😂

"I was born in 90 this is not old" 2 seconds silence... leans in "you're old" LMAOOOOO CLASSIC its ok happens to us all brother.

@lenindominguez1986

3 ай бұрын

Same 😊

@DeadPiixxel

3 ай бұрын

but he's not old yet

13:15 ‘you knew it was the british’ CHRIS PLEASE 😂😂

@aryastark7195

3 ай бұрын

@therealneal3034 no he's too right 😭😂

@pleaseshutup7053

3 ай бұрын

“Follow the rich white man”

@grattten98

3 ай бұрын

Yo

@qwertymanor

3 ай бұрын

​@@pleaseshutup7053bingo

As a Chinese person, the intention of the movie was to call out the unnecessary cultural differences people get hung up on when they could be best buds if they just focused on similarities instead.

I was today years old when I found out Chris Tucker said "You want some fives with that?" instead of "You want some fries with that?"

@Alivviegirl

3 ай бұрын

He does say fries, Chris is just wrong. It even says fries in the subtitles. 7:55

@cents2mp

3 ай бұрын

I swear im still hearing fives lol

@mbenoni7397

3 ай бұрын

@@AlivviegirlIt's fives; that mistake in the captions dates back to the original dvd release and seemingly imprinted itself on the minds of a generation.

@matthewgillies7509

3 ай бұрын

@@Alivviegirl It's 100% FIVES, as "Fries" wouldn't make sense for the scene.

@nickhewes6860

3 ай бұрын

​@@AlivviegirlWrong. It's fives, as in five dollar bills. He is talking about 100's, 50's, 20's, etc. Then, he makes the joke about 5's, with the joke being based on the common drive thru fast food saying, "Do you want fries with that(sandwich, burger, whatever.)"

Rush hour 2 is amazing, its probably my favorite of the 3

@InugamiTheHound

3 ай бұрын

i use watch rush hour 2 so many times and i love jackie chan back in the day. my younger brother and I would watch bloopers over and over "his name is Lee, god damnit!"

@hirvale

3 ай бұрын

The second movie is always the best one in a trilogy

@NeddyMontz

3 ай бұрын

The second one was hysterical 💀😂

@raiden7554

3 ай бұрын

​@@hirvale Cars☠️

@darthpiette2893

3 ай бұрын

I can't wait for them to see THAT blooper.

"DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE WORDS THAT ARE COMIN' OUT OF MY MOUTH?!?" Classic.

4 parts of this movie that really make me crack up laughing are: 1. When Carter starts dancing like Michael Jackson in the middle of the street after blowing the car up 2. When Lee and Carter are bonding and practicing disarming techniques while Edwin Starr's song "War" plays in the background 3. When Carter says "I know that ain't the bomb. Get that bomb away from me." Towards the end 4. Carter picking a verbal fight with the elderly Chinese cook And trust me, the blooper reels for the remaining two movies are just as funny when it comes to the slip-ups with the dialogue.

I can't believe Suraj skipped this one, he could have pointed out that the trigger-happy bleach blonde is Miles from Lost. :D

@bigpictureguys8415

3 ай бұрын

Right?

@scrrin

3 ай бұрын

And the one FBI agent is from Better Call Saul

@Ultimaniacx4

3 ай бұрын

It's an improvement.

Yeah, one thing i always loved about Jackie Chan movies is they show his bloopers and stunts at the end of each movie. One movie he actually broke his foot, had to get a cast, and decided to get this sock that looks like his sneakers so he could put it over the cast and keep on filming with the broken foot. Dude was insane when he was younger. I think it was either "Rumble in the Bronx" or "Operation: Condor ". Both were great movies.

navi's flexing on us matching her makeup with the fire fit gyatdamn!

The guy trying to sell the c4 is Sean penns brother Chris. He was also in the original footloose. Rest in peace Chris and Elizabeth 🕊

Speaking of Jackie Chan's music career, he was also the Singing Voice of Shang for the Cantonese and Mandarin dubs of Mulan!

Gotta love Juntaos Friday reference to Chris Tucker. "Put the gun down, fight like a man"

Should definitely consider “Shanghai Noon” with Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson

This movie introduced me to Jackie Chan. This movie trilogy never gets old on a rewatch. The master class of Chris Tucker & Jackie Chan; you could never ever had a more hilarious and yet effect pair up in a film.

@jp3813

3 ай бұрын

Although this is Jackie Chan at 5% of his abilities. Hollywood insurance policies and director Brett Ratner didn't give JC as much freedom as in his Hong Kong movies like Who Am I (1998).

@Indiana_Minotaur

3 ай бұрын

@@jp3813 True. I didn't mind that they didn't go all out because to me you don't want to overshadow your co-lead that your teaming up in your buddy film by doing all the crazy stuff

@jp3813

3 ай бұрын

@@Indiana_Minotaur Well, in the Lethal Weapon franchise, Riggs didn't have to be held back just so Murtaugh could shine. Many argued that Chris was given too much leeway to do whatever he wanted in the RH sequels to the point that he didn't seem like a cop anymore. In a bts interview w/ Ratner for RH2, he said that he always held JC back b/c he thinks that Americans don't like long fight scenes. Yet The Matrix already proved him wrong at that point.

@Indiana_Minotaur

3 ай бұрын

@@jp3813 To be fair I didn't watch Lethal Weapon; but I do know that there was equal screen presence in those films. I don't blame Ratner for the decision, because the audience at the time was different, and the atmosphere and climate in films were different. I would've also made the same mistake in holding Jackie back. As for the Matrix. I would say the reason why it was proven a lot of people wrong with long fight scenes is specifically because it was fast, and it was personal; and a lot of the films at the time weren't taking the "serious" route as serious because they just want to make film, get box office numbers and move onto sequel or another project.

@jp3813

3 ай бұрын

@@Indiana_Minotaur Screen presence, yes. But Riggs gets the majority of the action. Both JC & Chris were given their fair share of fish out of water material. Ratner just favored Chris' specialty (stand up comedy) over JC's (action).

The subtitles working faster than the speech

@jp3813

3 ай бұрын

Unfortunately common in streaming services.

The “protect the ancient vases” scene is one of two I VIVIDLY remember from this movie, the punchline when it shatters made my stomach drop the first time I saw it as a kid, your reactions were perfect lol. I used to want to be an archaeologist so the idea of a centuries/millennia old piece of history exploding like that made me feel the character’s pain (even though I know it’s fake). The second thing about this movie: I can’t hear anyone grunt without responding “WAR. Huh. YEAH” either out loud or in my head, and it’s been like 20 years since I first saw this movie?

25 years ago. After Lethal Weapon finished it's franchise, Rush Hour was the next Buddy Cop phenom around the corner. Jackie Chan, the world's biggest action star looking to make a bigger impact on American audiences. Chris Tucker of ATL, Georgia was among the young 'up and comers' in the comedy game with stand-up and a few films. This was not Jackie's first film with an American studio. He made 4 other films (1980-1985) and although with moderate success, he wasn't quite a star to American audiences yet. But by the 1990s, his films were on video and cable while certain notable films were being re-released into Americans theatres: Rumble In The Bronx, Supercop, Jackie Chan's First Strike, Operation Condor, Mr. Nice Guy and The legend of Drunken Master. dir. Brett Ratner signed on after working with Tucker in Money Talks (1997). Tucker was not the original choice for James Carter. Wesley Snipes was the closest to being involved and ended up making BLADE (same summer). Chan & Tucker turned out the action comedy of the year. With great chemistry, good sequences and laughs, The Def Jam soundtrack was one of the biggest of the decade. Legendary composer Lalo Schifrin with another great score. RIP to Elizabeth Peña (Detective Tania Johnson), Philip Baker Hall (Captain Bill Diel), Chris Penn (Clyde), Judo Gene LeBell (Taxi Driver) and Tom Wilkinson (Juntao). Please watch the sequels and don't miss all those outtakes.

RIP Chris Penn, Elizabeth Pena, and Tom Wilkinson.

@DANSABEATS

3 ай бұрын

And Phillip Baker Hall too.

@k.delpino1124

3 ай бұрын

Also 'Judo' Gene Labell (taxi driver). Legendary martial artist.

3:13 _Do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth?!_ 🤣🤣🤣

Navi you look so cute! 🥰 Definitely recreating this look, thanks for the inspiration ❤

You can't have bloopers anymore since studios now have to toss in a mid-credits scene to advertise the coming sequel slash cinematic universe.

Rush Hour 1 & 2 are such hilarious fun movies man.

RIP Elizabeth Peña. A great actress with a lot of Charisma on screen. A great movie of hers is Lone Star, an absolute favorite of mine.

Nice of you to react to this just after Tom Wilkinson passed away. He played Juntao.

@chs75

3 ай бұрын

RIP

Chris said I don't know I've never made a BOMB lol one of the funniest part of this reaction

You guys should check out the two movies Jackie did with Owen Wilson after you finish this franchise: Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Knights. Just as funny as the Rush Hour movies!

@k.delpino1124

3 ай бұрын

Rather than Rush Hour 4, I'd like to see another installment in The 'Shanghai' series.

@knaditya8228

3 ай бұрын

Shanghai Noon and Knight are my favorite movies too! I hope they react to it!

The old Taxi driver earlier in the movie was played by "Judo" Gene Lebel. He was a pro wrestler, stuntman, actor, and Judoka. He was also a mentor to Ronda Rousey.

@JedHead77

3 ай бұрын

He was also on the Green Hornet with Bruce Lee. He gave Bruce tips about grappling.

@erickadame3153

3 ай бұрын

Dudes a legend made Steven Segal crap his pants

@k.delpino1124

3 ай бұрын

Toughest man alive.

In 1998 I was 14 years and freshman in highschool when this movie came out.

This will always hold a special place in my heart. one of my favorite movies of all time. Definitely react to Rush Hour 2 and bring the rest of the normies on!! The more people the better!

*Still have this on video, awesome.* It's hilarious that my parents were totally okay with me watching this when I was little.

I love how Jackie does all his own Stunts. There's a big misconception about him because in some of his movies, he does use stunt doubles, but that's only because they have to do reshoots and they always do multiple cuts and then use a double to capture the scene from a different angle and Jackie isn't available. Sometimes the double's cut just comes out better for the film so they have to use that cut. But at the end of the day, he does every single stunt his characters are involved in. They just don't always make the final cut or they use a double for different angles.

@n0body550

3 ай бұрын

In hollywood he ALWAYS had stunt doubles for certain stunts because of “insurance” Source: Jackie fuckin Chan

Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker are such a good duo together ugh love this film & the 2nd one

Navi, that Harley Quinn-esque fit is dope !

Rush Hour, Boondocks, Cobra Kai and Sunny... PEAK comedy content in the channel ngl.

I swear, Chris didn’t blink not even once in all action scenes. Amazing 😂

Other Jackie Chan movies you may want to look at: Rumble in the Bronx, Mr. Nice Guy, The Drunken Master, Shanghai Noon.

Those were the days

@lucasherrera1494

4 ай бұрын

Gods they were glorious

7:58 Chris is the only person I've ever seen find this joke as funny as I did lol

Loving The Normies channel! One of my favorite commentary channels and my favorite group commentary channel! Keep up the good work!

Chinese Eminem is playing Zhao in the Netflix live-action Avatar series.

This franchise is GOATED. Love the chemistry between Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker. They just don’t make em like this anymore. Can’t wait for the reaction to the sequel 🤘🏽

Man that was hilarious thank you for making it.

Classic film, glad you guys enjoyed it and I’m glad you guys all seem to be in good health.

Epic reaction ❤❤😂 Need for remaining Rush Hours tooooo

Can’t wait for you to react to the rest of the trilogy! 😂

Navi... You looking amazing as always ❤❤

Now you have to watch the rest of them! Also, Navi's outfit is so cute 🥰

I love this lol y’all should do more 90s movies like Major Payne!!

25:18 it’s funny hearing Jackie say that when you hear Chris Tuckers story with him in interviews.

Classic. Diner scene in the beginning can’t believe it wasn’t showed. Can’t wait for rush hour 2

@stevenightfall6634

3 ай бұрын

Did you watch the intro?

I always forget about Rush Hour when I try to list my all time favorite movies. But 1 and 2 are def at the top of my most rewatched movies

One of my fav franchises

We needed a full couch for this one 😂

So, as far as I remember, the "what's up" scene was something Jackie Chan was completely unaware the n-word was offensive and when he learnt the context of it, he was deeply apologetic about it.

I remember watching this so many times as a kid 😁

I was waiting for this day

Love the ATLA merch in the back. Great reaction, love this classic!

At around 5:04, the old Taxi Driver is played by the legendary Martial Artist, Stuntman and actor Gene LeBell. I just realized it was him, lol.

rush hour is such a classic!!!

Yes the wire's of a bomb can be different colours. The more complex ones can be all the same colour, making it extremely difficult to defuse.

yooo yall gotta do the shanghai noon movies as well!!

One of the best parts of the Rush Hour films are outtakes just seeing Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker just goofing around are just hilarious.

Check out the movies Money Talks(1997), National Security(2003), White Chick(2004), Big Mommas House(2000), Bad Boys(1995), The Nutty Professor(1996), Life(1999), The rest of Ice Cubes Friday series, and The rest of the Rush Hour series.

Jackie chan saying the n-word is my favorite thing ever, he def invited to the cookout

You gotta do Rush Hour 2. My favorite comedy of all time

I worry for people who have never seen all 3 Rush Hour movies :p Also to answer the car at the airport question - to be fair, Lee probably was afforded diplomatic status and it's probably a private jet terminal; it's not actually all that implausible that his car could have been designated okay to allow on to the apron, I wouldn't say it was impossible, LAX has a private jet terminal (actually I think it has a few) away from the plebs where that could actually happen, even if not now possibly back then.

Jackie Chan did the Stunts himself it is him doing it

Awesome reaction of my favorite Rush Hour movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊

"The colors of the wires" True, it's a common trope of films that bombs have some sort color code that makes them easy to defuse; but this is (partially) in place for two reasons: one, so audiences back in the day got the concept of defusing a bomb more easily (it has to be just one wire) and it was (partially) based on a practices you should use in any electric circuit (use wires with different colors to visually know what part of the circuit you are working on that is, later on). A bomb expert in reality is trying to understand how the circuit of the bomb works; if it can cut the power to the circuit or cut the path that sends electricity to the explosives (to make them explode), the bomb is deactivated. But to do that, one has to understand which wire is doing what (and that's why crime would, very likely, never use color coded wires). For any other circuit, yes: there is a color code so any electrician understands at first glance how any circuit is wired. Nice reaction, see you in the next one.

How great is this movie...........20+ years old and still such a fun time. Movies back then had such quality ❤

Favorite franchise! 🔥😭💯

plz do more!

Unrelated to the reaction but I've said it once and I'll say it again: *Navi is such a fashion icon!!* 😩

Guys please do watch the second and third installments of this franchise! They’re hilarious!

finish the series!! loved this

We have gotten some good martial art actors, but we still haven't gotten anyone who could replace or emulate Jackie Chan style or energy.

How have you guys not seen Rush Hour!?!? That's a classic...

So Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Knights after the Rush Hour series?

@k.delpino1124

3 ай бұрын

We can only hope. If anything, that was Jackie's next big franchise too. I wanted to see a 3rd Shanghai film instead of Rush Hour 4.

01:37 after moving to SoCal for a few years, this short dialogue is even funnier

12:02 that’s my favorite moment in the movie. Quote it all the time. That actor nailed it. I’M NO PUNK BIT***!

Red and blue eye shadow goes hard af

When is your reaction to the 2nd one coming out?!

A Classic

We NEED the 2nd movie reaction

5:44 Uncensored 5:51 Censored 😂💀 I can’t

We need one final flim man.

R.I.P. Tom Wilkinson

Was waiting for Suraj to pop in & say that's Miles from LOST

Up NEXT : *Money Talk*

@jamesjanuary1235

Ай бұрын

Yes

I really hope you guys do the sequels

9:04 miles? From lost? Is that you? 😆

Jackie Chan will forever be the king of improvised weapons

"I'm warning you captain you better call the FBI or Ima drop his ass off a Panda Express"😂

'Woo! You know he dead!"

Not many funny movies like this anymore...gut laughs and lines you want to repeat...You all had so many reactions to the action, laughs, stunts, drama...dope movie and series

LOOOOVE RUSH HOUR

I'm not an electrician but I'm pretty sure the different colors of wires have to do with the amount of power they generate. That is always the same so they can make an educated guess as to what each wire does.👍🏼