Studio: New Line Home Video Release Date: 11/11/2008 Rating: Pg13

Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker head for the City of Lights in the somewhat threadbare but sporadically exciting Rush Hour 3, the second sequel to director Brett Ratner's 1998 cop-buddy hit. Chan's Inspector Lee and Tucker's Detective Carter hop from Los Angeles to Paris in pursuit of a Chinese triad only to find a mixed reception, including a brutal warning from a French cop (Roman Polanski) and anti-American sentiments from a cab driver (Yvan Attal) who eventually becomes an important and funny ally. Lee and Carter, when not fighting their way out of rooms full of martial arts gangsters and crazed assassins (Sun Ming Ming), follow a trail to a beautiful woman (Noemie Lenoird) who literally carries a vital clue on her person. Lee also holds secret meetings with a United Nations authority (Max Von Sydow), but his personal struggles with a criminal mastermind (Hiroyuki Sanada)--who happens to be an important figure in his life—are at the heart of this movie.

The aging Chan still seems to defy the laws of physics with some of his more spectacular stunts. But it's true those stunts take a little more time than they used to, and judicious editing makes Chan look spry as ever. He frets charmingly in Rush Hour 3, while Tucker revives his brash character's motormouth guile and whiny womanizing. There isn't a lot left to be discovered about Lee and Carter's compatibility, and even with a minor crisis over their loyalty to one another in Rush Hour 3, their all-important relationship is almost too easy to take for granted now. Fortunately, the film's biggest thrills come from several wild fight scenes, especially a climactic battle on the Eiffel Tower that is rich in imagination. --Tom Keogh

I started off thinking rush hour 3 is going to be the same old "shtick" from chan/tucker. In the end i really enjoyed viewing the movie. Chris tucker never ceases to make me laugh with his delivery, antics and facial expressions. This rush hour lives up to the previous ones, good story line with the usual craziness that puts a smile on your face. This is a movie to just sit back and enjoy the fun, no need to get your brain involved in this one. There are a few stupid scenes, however overall i found this motion picture very pleasing to watch.

Wonderful movie, relax and enjoyed the movie after a hard day.I saw this movie before but it still good to see again. (Comedy style)

Version: U.S.A / Region A
Aspect ratio: 2.35:1
VC-1 BD-50 / BD-25 [2 disc set]
Running time: 1:30:47
Disc size: 28,07 GB
Subtitles: English SDH / Spanish

Main video
Movie size: 15,47 GB
Average video bit rate: 15.86 Mbps
DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 24-bit / 48Khz English

Picture-in-Picture Secondary Encode
Content size: 11,54 GB
Average video bit rate: 15.90 Mbps
DTS 2.0 255Kbps 24-bit

#Audio Commentary
#Documentary: Making Rush Hour 3 (HD - 94 minutes)
#Production Diary: Le Rush Hour Trois (HD - 62 minutes)
#Deleted Scenes (HD - 8 minutes)
#Outtakes Reel (HD - 3 minutes)
#Visual Effects Reel (HD - 3 minutes)
#Visual Commentary (PiP)

Wow i love this this movie. the movie came on time and was in great condtion.

loved, loved, loved this movie very funny from begining to the end,i love chris tucker and jackie chan a great combonation