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Rush Hour (1998) - Full Reaction (Patreon)

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ok I love Jackie Chan! This was really fun and impressive, made me want to 👊🤜🤛. Carters character grew on me by the end haha. Is this one of those where the second is even better because of their history and chemistry is more?

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keoma songs

Second one is also fun. Not an all time great either, but pleasant enough as entertainment. Third one was bad if I remember right, years too late and the magic had passed

Bill Maurer

Police Story 2 with Michelle Yeoh should be high in your list. He has a dozen other great ones as well

Shehab Dawoud

Yesss! Can’t wait to watch this after I get home from work. The 2nd one is even better, a lot of people agree on that!

Charles Briggs

Yes the 2nd one is not only better but the funniest one also 3 is mixed bag in my opinion

Tyler Lathrop

The second one is my personal favorite

Night King01

If your into Jackie Chan I recommend his Hong Kong films. Police Story 1, 2, and 3 are amazing and drunken master is great. Drunken Master 2 is arguably his masterpiece. If you like a gateway into that you should Rumble in the Bronx. It was his first big success in america and its in english but has his incredible action that this mostly lacks until the second. and Make sure you react to the Hong Kong films in their original cantonese language with subtitles cause the dubs are notoriously bad. Thats just a few. He’s made over 300 movies so its hard to choose

Night King01

Thats actually the third one

Jake McNulty

I second this. Although I personally haven't seen any of Jackie's Hong Kong films yet their reputation is enough to recommend them.

Night King01

Im not being hyperbolic when I say they have the best fights scenes I have ever seen. When you watch those you’ll look at the ones in Rush Hour and realize they are a far cry from his work in Hong Kong.

Wesley White

I'm glad to hear you liked this movie Cassie, I can't wait to watch it! In my opinion the second one is better and it's my favorite, so I hope you'll continue watching this series! I would watch it but I'm currently in the middle of two things! 1) In a few days I'll be heading for Las Vegas, NV for 6 days on vacation, so I'll be busy having fun lol, don't worry I'm not a gambler lol! 2) I've decided it was finally time! Time to watch your full length reactions to a movie franchise that I haven't watched in 10+ years! Cassie, I'm finally watching your full lengths to the OG STAR WARS trilogy and the Prequel Trilogy! I haven't watched STAR WARS in so long! I just now currently with a close friend of mine, we just finished watching your reaction to Episode IV - A New Hope, and we had a lot of fun watching you react to it, and at the same time get headaches from all the head banging we did because of all your questioning during the movie LOL 🤣🤣🤣 Still, it was fun and we plan on watching the rest later in the next few days! Until then, I will watch this reaction when I get back from Vegas and leave you a nice commentary! Hope your 2026 is going well for you! Love and support, you and Carly are the best, and God bless y'all and the family🥰😇🙏🤗😉✌🌹

Philip Alan

I know it's a pain, but you must (like you've done before) edit out the coughs and nose blows! Just saying! (hides). Great reaction, though! :)

Aaron Ritchie

The second one is one of my favourite buddy cop comedies. Third one is entirely forgettable, but maybe worth watching since it looks like a fourth one is in production.

Clarence Newman

Jackie was something else when he was young. Project A and Drunken Master are impressive enough, but the first Police Story (1985) is about the most impressive martial arts movie I've ever seen. (Maybe Ong Bak, but only maybe). The stunts are incredible, and if you love end credit blooper reels, there's nothing like it.

David Bennett

Hey Cassie! LOVED your reaction, like always.... I would like to recommend a couple of films: from Jackie Chan: Operation Condor, First Strike, Rumble in the Bronx, Who am I? and the OG of all of the OGs: Drunken Master from 1979. from Chris Tucker: Friday from Rex Linn (he was the corrupt agent in Cliffhanger): small role in one of my favorite films: The Hunted with Bernicio del Toro and Tommy Lee Jones

Christian Becker

Nope, this one is not for me. Never thought it was funny. I think this is an “I think I’ll wait for the YouTube version” reaction.

Richard Maurer

You should watch a Jackie Chan martial arts movie sometime. This movie, a action/comedy with some martial arts in it is okay, but the real Jackie Chan movies were made in Hong Kong.

Stick Figure Studios

I liked this one well enough, but thought the second one was pretty bad, so I never even bothered with the third. Chan is teriffic. Definitely watch more of his stuff.

clutchkman

Not sure about Rush Hour 2, but more Jackie Chan would be great.

Ike

Yep, Chris Tucker is a lot to handle in this movie - and despite its popularity it’s not one of my favorites - but I thought Chris Tucker was great in SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK. P.S. I recall, Jackie Chan did indeed fight Bruce Lee… and you actually saw it with your own two eyes - care to guess movie & scene?

Shehab Dawoud

I had a strong feeling that Chris Tucker would be difficult for you at times. He’s an acquired taste. I personally love that crass, raunchy, not politically correct humor. He’s like Eddie Murphy on steroids. However, it seems like a few of his more racial jokes went a bit over your head. I love Jackie Chan but I rewatch these movies for Chris Tucker, he is just too funny. The sequel is even better, the chemistry is better, the comedy is better and more frequent, Chris steps up in terms of the fighting scenes. I’m hoping we can get Friday (1995) on the channel one day. That was his breakout movie.

Gray

As you wasn't too keen on Chris Tucker in Fifth Element I suspected it would be the same for this, although he did grow on you when he was less obnoxious as you said. Jackie is always great though and I have been championing you watch more of his movies. Hopefully some of the classics before he got big in Hollywood. Rumble in the Bronx would be a good watch too and I have Who Am I? as my PaF still so perhaps we'll get another Jackie movie soon. The Nice Guys up next, can't wait you'll have alot of fun.

Gray

Although it dosn't bother me greatly it can be a bit of a distraction when it's a first watch and we miss some dialogue. Lets just hope Cassie gets better soon anyhow. I've got the same cough/cold so I know how annoyingly lingering it is.

Astraeos

The 2nd one is absolutely at least as good, if not funnier. It's subjective a bit for sure. But please, please don't let the 2nd one get forgotten and never watched.

Mojo One Thousand

Jackie Chan is immensely likeable, and some of his older films should be watched. But I also did enjoy an older Jackie Chan in "Foreigner" with Pierce Brosnan. Chris Tucker did play a bunch of characters that are intentionally obnoxious but also trying to be likeable through the mid to late '90s. I think "Ruby Rose" and "Smokey" are more likeable than "Carter" from my recollection, been a while since I have visited "Smokey". So, I can see and agree where Cassie comes from on that front. Rex Linn always seems to play a cop (e.g. CSI Miami") or a bad cop (e.g. "Cliffhanger"). I don't think I have seen him as anything else (I may be wrong), so I get why Cassie would be wary when he turned up. Also didn't help that Mark Rolston was the other agent as he also plays Villain's a bit (e.g. "The Shawshank Redemption", "Lethal Weapon 2")

Walter

There is a whole world of Jackie Chan you should dip in to. He’s incredibly likable and charming. And he’s one of the most incredible action/stunt actors in the business. All modern action stars were inspired by Jackie Chan.

Shad Kanyak

Ya, Chris Tucker is way more obnoxious than I remember. My memory is that the 2nd one was better.

Adam Doyle

For another fun more modern Jackie Chan buddy movie , check out Shanghai Noon/Nights, with Owen Wilson

Clay F

Agree, Chris Tucker was great in SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK.

Bryan Erickson

2nd is better. Jackie and Chris’s chemistry is great in these movies. Someone correct me if I’m wrong, but I’m pretty sure these 2 guys still love each other, to this day.

Brian's Dog

I remember liking all three of these. I've got my Friday evening content locked in now, thanks!

Shehab Dawoud

They do. They’ve spoken about each other many times, Tucker presented Jackie with his honorary Oscar, I think. And they’re gonna be doing a 4th movie now.

John A

I can't believe you didn't like The Fifth Element

Mike Lemon

It's not a good movie, so what's not to believe?

Kevin Farrell

As a kid watching this, I thought Chris Tucker was hilarious. As an adult, he sucks and is so annoying 😆

DSM The Editor

I hope you get to see more Jackie Chan movies, esp. Shanghai Noon, which I like even more than this one!

Milton Reduxed

One of my favourite bromance' is Sideways (2004)

Milton Reduxed

I'm getting Tucker-fatigue after about 20 seconds

Jimmy Stewart

When I was as a kid, use to go with friends (we all were taking Kung Fu class) to the dollar theater and watch English dubbed, Jackie Chan martial arts movies before he became famous in the US.

Just Plain Bob

Watching Jackie Chan, one of the all-time great action stars and martial artists, try to perform with Chris Tucker is like watching Michael Phelps try to swim with a 1,000 lb anchor strapped to his ankle. I agree with others in the comment section that have recommended Police Story 1-3, Drunken Master or any number of other Jackie Chan movies. Basically, anything that doesn’t require him to be burdened with the utterly-lacking-in-charisma Chris Tucker.

Steve Holton

Difficult to title most films, but “Rush Hour” seems a little lazy. I guess they worked in a traffic reference there, so okay. A fun enough film. Thanks for including it!👍 Many wonder who would win in a fight between Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan. One thing is for sure they both would not want to fight the taxi driver in this film. Legendary wrestler and Judo champ Gene Lebell. Gene Lebell did much to popularize the importance of grappling in martial arts. The fight between Brad Pitt’s character and “Bruce Lee” in the film “Once Upon A Time In Hollywood” is based off a confrontation between Gene Lebell and Bruce Lee where Lebell easily took Bruce Lee off his feet. Bruce Lee subsequently incorporated a great deal of grappling into his fighting style to compensate. All three men Bruce Lee, Gene Lebell, and Jackie Chan were on good terms with each other though. Because war, what is it good for? 😊

Clarence Newman

There's a trick to it. Just like those shots where you pour lemon juice up your nose to distract from the vile liquid you're about to drink, one needs to watch Tucker in Fifth Element first. After that, Rush Hour seems like an understated performance.

Clarence Newman

This may not be the most wrong Richard has ever been.

Clarence Newman

I would be remiss in my duty as the most relentlessly misguided individual on here if I did not take the opportunity to champion Jackie Chan's Oscar-worthy role in Cannonball Run. Legendary.

Richard Maurer

You do realize a thing can be legendary for how bad it is, right?

Clarence Newman

6th highest grossing movie of 1981, an IMDB Metascore of 28 (I don't know if that's good or bad - Clay!!!), 6.2/10 rating on IMDB which is comfortably just above average, and a tidy 1 hour 35 so you won't be suffering long. I think it's a winner personally.

Richard Maurer

Just for accuracy: Gene Lebell’s version of this story has been widely disputed with most people who were there (the set of the Green Hornet TV show) saying there was no more than light sparring going on, with Bruce being interested in learning more about grappling. And Lebell’s own version of this story has changed a number times, with him claiming at various times to have beaten or choked Bruce, which would have been strange as Lobell was hired by the studio to show Bruce some grappling techniques, not to fight him.

Richard Maurer

Any time you claim I’m wrong about something I know for certain I am correct.

Gábor Árki

That's kind of my main gripe with these movies as well. On the one hand, I really like Jackie Chan and can enjoy him in pretty much anything. His fight choreography is endlessly entertaining. The way he uses his surroundings, often right on the edge of slapstick, is just brilliant. On the other hand, Chris Tucker is simply too loud and obnoxious for my taste throughout an entire movie. That said, these Hollywood films are only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Jackie Chan. Some of the stunts in his Hong Kong era movies are absolutely insane and would never be approved by Hollywood insurance companies. What I'd really love to see someday is a poll focused exclusively on Jackie Chan's Hong Kong films.

Clarence Newman

Ah, but I've just claimed that you're right. Ergo, by your own mushroom-induced logic, you are wrong.

Richard Maurer

Just to be contrarian, I don’t think Chris Tucker is nearly as bad as most people here in the comments seem to. I found him fairly funny in this movie. 2 or 3 Chris Tucker hate comments I was letting slide, but you’d think he’d punched you people’s mother’s the way you’re carrying on. Did I miss something? Did he do something other than act in a film that I should know about?

Kevin Farrell

It's just too many loud = funny gags followed up by some pretty low hanging racial humor that hasn't aged well. I'm not clutching my pearls, but it's just not for me these days.

Steve Holton

True, Richard. Over the years it would depend a lot on how Gene Lebell was asked the question. If it was put in terms of who would win a fight between him and Bruce Lee, Lebell would obviously choose himself and point out how several times he easily put Lee in a hold. Considering Gene Lebell’s skill level and size it is reasonable to consider him a formidable challenge for Bruce Lee. Though striking skill is key to the beginning of every real fight. And Bruce Lee's skill at striking martial arts was amazing. Unfortunately, some of Lebell's varying accounts inspired Quentin Tarantino portrayal of Bruce Lee's interaction with the stunt men of "The Green Hornet". Which many have suggested was unfair.

Steve Mercier

Stupid, but very very fun. Jackie Chan is always dynamite, and Chris Tucker adds that extra layer of humor and chemistry to the mix. Good stuff.

Clarence Newman

It's the bug eyes and squeaky voice for me. Reminds me of the Christopher Lloyd reveal in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

Richard Maurer

How you derived that comment from my comment is a complete mystery.

Richard Maurer

Your comment said it may not the be most wrong I’ve ever been, which implies that I was still wrong.

Matthew Linson

Be sure to include your reaction to the bloopers in the YouTube edit as well. These movies have some of the best bloopers in any movie ever!

Richard Maurer

Yes, but Lebell put Bruce in holds easily - because he was hired to show him grappling, so why would Bruce resist?

Richard Maurer

Clarence - so now you’re calling Christopher Lloyd a bad actor? ;-)

Clarence Newman

Negative. I am conceding that, for the first time since you last championed Horror of Dracula, you are not standing close enough to wrong for it to slap you. I'm trying to give you a compliment here.

Clarence Newman

Once again I'm defamed. I'm saying Christopher Lloyd with bug eyes and a squeaky voice scares the goolies off me.

Richard Maurer

Still saying I was wrong originally. Just admit you screwed that up.

Steve Holton

Well, even light sparring can reveal who is the more skilled fighter. And in sparring one can suggest, that an opponent try to avoid a finishing clench. It would be easy for their sessions to be misinterpreted especially coupled with the stories of several stuntmen going to the hospital, from fight choreography and other accidents, from the set of the Green Hornet.

Clarence Newman

I have lost track and have therefore declared a draw.

Canadianant

Count me in as one who would love some more Jackie on this channel. Rumble in the Bronx is a good starter, with who am I , drunken Master, or police story as some of his better Hong Kong output. It's unfortunate in some regards that you've already seen Shanghai noon as I really enjoy that one and it holds up pretty well I think. Great action and Owen Wilson's pretty great in it as well . I enjoyed Chris Tucker more when I was younger and my favorite of his is probably as smokey in the classics Friday with icecube. P.s. Jackie Chan got the idea to include bloopers at the end of his movies from his small role in the cannonball run.

Cole Jennett

I guess I probably should withdraw my request for “Money Talks” with Tucker and Charlie Sheen😉

bullettbot

I will say from your opening comments about Chris Tucker in 5th Element you made it was clear this wasn't gonna be your favourite thing to watch. I understand and think people are right that he is alot but that is the character. I do think its funny to pair him up with a character like Jackie Chan. I guess its subjective if you think they executed well though.

LukeG84

Great reaction. I'm so glad the bloopers started so fast. Cassie has a tendency to press stop too soon and ends up missing stuff like this. I really hope Cassie watches Rush Hour 2 and 3. 🙏🏻 Not only will she like Carter more in those movies, she'll laugh her ass off. They leaned way more into the comedy in the sequels.

Erik Locquiao

When the Oscars start giving out stunt awards it needs to be named after Jackie Chan. He’s a global treasure.

Erik Locquiao

Really hope The Legend of the Drunken Master wins a dvd poll eventually, one of my personal Jackie favorites

2-Can

I’m pretty sure that Jackie Chan was a dancer - athletic but not a martial arts master. I don’t think it would be close between him and Bruce Lee. But Jackie’s moves and choreography are brilliant. Some of his Hong Kong films would be great to see get reactions.

2-Can

I heard that Jar-Jar Binks character was inspired by the Drunken Master and he was intended to be a Sith. But the blowback from fans and critics caused George Lucas to back off from that plan after the first episode. Apparently there is a scene of him putting words in the princess’ mouth to hint at his powers.

2-Can

They fought? I need to know.

Richard Maurer

A draw? Like you’re the Black Knight and I’m Arthur in Monty Python and the Holy Grail? Then yes, a draw.

Jacob Lunbeck

Been waiting for this one! I hope you watch 2 as well, I personally prefer it to the original. I also never realized you had seen Shanghai Noon and Knights, those would have been fun reactions! If you do go back an rewatch them, you will recognize the villain in Knights. It's Littlefinger from GoT!

K, Zachary

When my friends where back in highschool we loved Chris Tucker, Friday (1995) was our favorite. We loved him in Money Talks (1997) with Charlie Sheen and Heather Locklear. We loved all 3 of the Rush Hours. We would die laughing. We would say repeat his lines all the time. Jackie Chan was amazing in all three of these movies what else did we see him in? My gf she knows all answers to questions I don't know. Shanghai Noon (2000), and Shanghai Knights (2003) + all the Kung Fu Panda's. Equalizer Trilogy had more heart though. That I agree with but this was action comedy Equalizer Trilogy was just plain action almost the same type of action. How can she remember all that while running on a treadmill? 🤯

FranciscoGios

I had a fun time watching this well made buddy cops of a film with your reaction, once you are finished with all 3 films you gonna realize why it is so liked by the mass.

Night King01

Its called super cop in the states because they tried to disassociate it from police story. The actual title is police story 3 super cop. The original version finally came out on 4k last year. No bad dub this time.

Walter

+1 for that. Awesome movie

Walter

Yes - a Jackie Chan poll! It needs to happen

Schmidty

Holy Hell, I just checked every streaming service I have, Where the heck is this Movie?

Old As Dirt Bert

So now that you've seen Tom Wilkinson (Juntao) in this film, you should think about watching another of his movies - The Full Monty. He plays a very different role in that film. PS - I keep watching for the subscriber number to roll over. It has to happen this weekend!

Clay F

I rented on Amazon.

Clay F

+1 for Sideways (2004)

Schmidty

I had to do some Illegal shady stuff but we got er done. You're going to LOVE part 2!

Larry Darrell

Well that was fun. Better than I remembered. Not my favorite of the genre, but Chan and Tucker are the main draw and they make it memorable. Especially Jackie Chan. I wouldn’t say this is his best, but it was his biggest American film release to date, so that’s worth noting. From my memory, I think Rush Hour 2 (2001) may be even better. I remembered Chris Tucker be a little annoying, but forgot that that was part of the movie. He’s supposed to be egotistical, overly confident and a joke to everyone around him, and he grows as a character. (Or at least he grows on you by the end… don’t know how much he grew as a character. ;-) And I don’t think I ever realized, Lalo Schifrin did the score for all 3 Rush Hour films. When I saw the last Mission Impossible film last May, and I saw Lalo Schifrin’s name in the opening credits, I felt a little sad. I was thinking this may be the last time we see his name on the big screen. Then one month later, on June 26, 2025, I heard that he had died. His work was being heard on the big stage until the day he died at the age of 93. A remarkable career that lasted 68 years. Wow. And his music will most definitely continue to be heard long into the future, in the Classics that will never go away. Cool Hand Luke (1967) Bullitt (1968) Kelly’s Heroes (1970) Dirty Harry (1971)… and sequels Enter the Dragon (1973) The Amityville Horror (1979) Brubaker (1980) and many others, including TV Classics… Mission: Impossible (1966) Mannix (1967) Starsky and Hutch (1975) and a special mention of one of my favorite things of Lalo Schifrin’s… an album, called The Cat, that he did with Jazz musician, Jimmy Smith, in 1964. Lalo arranging the big band and composing and Jimmy on the Hammond B-3 organ. Here they are doing the Theme for the film Joy House (1964), which Lalo created the score for. https://youtu.be/DWgS1MaVuc4?si=oH_69jJYCIqbRRNu

Clay F

Not my favorite but I’ve seen worse. Hard not to like Jackie Chan. My kids liked Jackie Chan in Shanghai Noon (2000) which you have seen. The combination of Tucker (obnoxious, annoying) and Chan (good demeanor) is a reason some people like Rush Hour, and likely a significant contribution to the movie winning the poll. Glad the bloopers at the end helped you. Other people just can’t take the arrogant, obnoxious, annoying Tucker. He’s even worse in Rush Hour 2.

Daniel John

Jackie was actually in Enter The Dragon...one of the goon extras he fights...said Bruce hurt him in the scene...interviews on YouTube about it. Jackie and Tucker have a really cool relationship now if you YouTube some of their interviews. Also you saw Chris in Silver Linings Playbook....God I love that movie

mitchhamilton64

the amount of films to recommend to show off just how amazing jackie chan as a choreographer and stunt man are too numerous to even start. just an amazing performer that somehow is a miracle that he is still able to walk at his age with what hes done. the crazy thing is that he was holding back for rush hour because of american film making insurances that didnt allow him to do more extreme stunts. but i do recommend rush hour 2. bigger, funnier, and usually a fav among the rush hour trilogy.

John Cranberry

I swear at the beginning when Cassie says: "I apologize, I'm still flippin sick"....it sounded like Fu...en, not Flippin. I almost fell off my chair with shock. 🤣🤣🤣

Clarence Newman

Great list of films. Whenever I see a list like this, it always reminds me that we're years away from running out of good ones for Cassie to react to.

Clarence Newman

To be fair you were briefly ahead. But the play was called back for unnecessary roughness.

Clay F

+1 for Brubaker (1980) and Mannix (1967) (8 seasons). If you recall, Mannix was playing on the Brad Pitt character's TV in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood she reacted to. I voted for Brubaker (1980) in Robert Redford poll but came in next to last: ROBERT REDFORD POLL (Sep 2025) 1. Three Days Condor – 611 votes 2. Spy Game – 493 3. A River Runs Through It – 376 4. The Last Castle (2001) – 300 5. The Horse Whisperer (1988) – 244 6. Out of Africa – 242 7. The Way We Were (1973) – 196 8. Barefoot in the Park (1967) – 160 **9. Brubaker (1980) – 101 (next to last) 10. The Electric Horseman (1979) – 94 (last place)

Larry Darrell

Not many people know about Brubaker these days. Very underrated film. Almost forgotten. I also think it might be the origin of the slow cap.

Richard Maurer

Clarence - Whenever someone says “Cassie’s going to run out of good horror films soon for October it tells me they’re not a horror movie fan. She’s barely scratched the surface of the good ones.

TechJJ

Jackie Chan just has that look! Great chemistry with Chris Tucker. Second one is very good and very funny! There are many other movies Jackie Chan has made for the Western entertainment market and few already suggested by members here. I'm waiting for the day that my favorite and deeply impactful movie "Shaolin (2011)" gets seen by Cassie.

JPDotCom23

Jackie Chan is always fantastic, you should watch 'Rumble in the Bronx', the end credits alone are worth the watch. Yes, I am up for more 'Rush Hour', and can't wait for 'Midnight Run'.

fastecp1

I have never been a big fan of Chris Tucker, but I do like this movie and Dead Presidents. I agree he can come across as loud and obnoxious. And as much respect as I have for Jackie Chan, I honestly believe Bruce Lee would have destroyed him in a real fight.

Rick Williams

It has been so long since I have seen this movie that I didn't remember anything about it. Fun movie. And yes. Chan does most of his own stunts. Great reaction.

Greg Freeman

why yes, rewatch Shanghai Noon and Shanghai Knights on the channel and go FULL Jackie Chan please.

Cole Jennett

I fully support rewatches because in many instances (Twister, Forrest Gump, etc) Cassie barely remembers anything about the movie. However, if she can quote it, I’m not really for that. Unless it’s About Time, or something truly dear to her.

James M

Chris Tucker is incredibly funny in this. You didn't seem to realize that his over the top assertive behavior was comedy.

James M

I think Tucker is hilarious in this. Not sure why Cassie didn't. He's clearly acting completely over the top with his ego, and being angry at that is a bit like being angry at Charlie Chaplin for falling down. But reading the reactions here I gotta say it's not really a Soul Train room is it...

Zigmund Froyd

the second one is even better, they're a great duo!

Richard Maurer

The only rewatch I can support at this time is Pan’s Labyrinth. I can’t believe Cassie even saw this film once.

Clay F

Some of my favorite 2026 PiB Watch goals: *Fall in love with a never-seen romance/romcom *A great war movie *A great foreign movie *Rewatch Nolan's Batman's

John A

Fun movie, I love Jackie Chan, In fact since you were asking Jackie Chan was in Bruce Lee's movie Enter The Dragon (1973) he had a very small part. Jackie Chan movies to watch is Supercop (1996) Rumble in the Bronx (1996) Drunken Master (1978)

Ace Degenerate

No. No it is not a Soul Train room. 😡 I’ve been trying to change that though. Need your help 🙋🏾‍♂️

John Rando

Slightly disappointed she watched this before Friday and Money Talks. Chris Tucker developed a cult following from those.

Clay F

WAR MOVIE The Thin Red Line (1998) The Deer Hunter (1978) Empire of the Sun (1987) Three Kings (1999) The Killing Fields (1984) M*A*S*H (1970)

fastecp1

The Deer Hunter is such a powerful movie. It's always a little hard to watch. There's a scene that hits close to home.

Dean Holt

I really liked this about 15 years ago, but I just found Chris Tucker too over the top and annoying now. This films definitely not aged very well.

Dean Holt

As I had January off from PIB I’m now catching up. I really liked this 15 or so years ago, but after rewatching it I really don’t think it’s aged very well. It’s mainly me finding Chris Tucker seriously annoying I got about 45 minutes in and just switched it off. But was very surprised to see Bad Boys was last in the poll as I thought 48 hrs & BB are far better than the other 3 on the poll.