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Rush Hour

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Cultures clash and tempers flares as the two cops named Detective Inspector Lee a Hong Kong Detective and Detective James Carter LAPD, a big-mouthed work-alone Los Angeles cop who are from different worlds discovers one thing in common: they can't stand each other. With time running out, they must join forces to catch the criminals and save the eleven-year-old Chinese girl of the Chinese consul named Soo Yung.

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Jackie Chan
Lee
Chris Tucker
Carter
Ken Leung
Sang

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Awards

  • 1999 - ALMA Award - Outstanding Actress in a Feature Film - winner
  • 1999 - MTV Movie Award - Best Movie Song - nominated
  • 1999 - MTV Movie Award - Best Comedic Performance - nominated
  • 1999 - MTV Movie Award - Best On-Screen Duo - winner

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Why TV is Looking to the Big Screen For New Ideas

In Hollywood, familiarity breeds content. That's been especially true in recent weeks as TV writers and executives raid film libraries, looking to adapt movies into primetime series. Among projects now in development: CBS' take on the Jackie Chan/Chris Tucker buddy-cop comedy Rush Hour (this time from Cougar Town's Bill Lawrence) and a comedy based on Paul Weitz's 2004 feature In Good Company. NBC is rebooting two comedies, Real Genius and Problem Child, as well as creating a sequel to Marley & Me.

Fri, Oct 24, 2014
Why TV is Looking to the Big Screen For New Ideas

The Evidence Item: clever show...

The EvidenceItem: clever show idea. Item: prime-time slot. Item: Martin Landau. Figure it out yet? Me neither. The evidence above seems to be a solid formula for quality television, but if you actually watched this show, you probably don't even care. Now if you do care, it's likely because you figured out who the murderer was, or you enjoyed Mr. Landau saying "item." Or you own DVDs of both Rush Hour films. And thus we've entered the vortex that is mid-season prime-time dramas. Fun to watch how Hollywood tries to reel us in, sad to watch when it doesn't work. There, I said it. The interactive-viewer thing they're trying may have worked fo

Thu, Mar 23, 2006