Wow! Such a good movie.

Wonderful character development!

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

Just watched the pilot of the TV adaption of the 1990s classic "Rush Hour" what a waste of time! The show does not try to be it's own thing and rehashes classic scenes from the original film only much much worse. The chemistry between this iteration of Lee and Carter is non existent and the actors try their best to replicate Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker's version of these characters, but miss the mark reminding you that this has been done better before.The comedy used in this show is again a rehash of the first film. All the jokes are taken almost directly from the original script only delivered poorly and without the same intensity.The fight choreography is pretty good for a TV show but pale in comparison to the mastery we have seen by the great Jackie Chan.TL:DRRush Hour 2016 - 4/10This pilot is a constant reminder that the far superior version has already been done and seen before. Go re-watch Rush Hour 1 and 2

When I was first turned towards this TV series I was more than a little skeptical. I mean, I really LOVE the movies (okay, more like I love the first one and tolerate the last two, but it still counts). And they were daring to touch these beloved characters? Nu- uh, no way. But my friend reminded me to not judge a book by its cover. "Just try it out," she said, waving the remote. So, I did.And boy was I ever glad. I laughed through the whole first episode. Then I watched every other one posted on Comcast, and laughed some more. Since then, I've made sure to watch every episode that comes out. Now, I know a lot of people say some negative things about this show. "It's not Jackie Chan!" they whine. True, but then, they never said it would be. It's not really fair to compare the two on whether or not they have famous actors or not. And I like the Lee they chose. He's not Jackie Chan, but he's not horrible (he's actually really good). "The humor is corny!" they snipe. And, yeah, it kind of is. Especially in the first episode, but it evens itself out pretty quickly, and the actors get more comfortable with each other. Plus, I appreciate the clean humor. The only thing I'd say they could work on is two fold (here there might be a teeny, tiny SPOILER, you have been warned). 1) The late hour it's shown really make it hard to watch when it first comes out. 10am on Thursday. I, for one, can't stay up that late. I usually watch it the night after. 2) (this would be the small spoiler) Lee could stand to be a less perfect. True, as the show goes on, he gets less Superman-y, but then he immediately shakes it off and BAM! he's back out in the action. Dude! There's just no way. I get that he's got moves and is tough, but when he's badly injured, you need to keep him limited to that injury the whole episode (not just the next two minutes). All in all, I like the show. I hope they do a second season. Will there be people who hate it? Most likely. But I think there will be plenty of people who will like it too. Hope this helps a few of you give it a chance.

I didn't really like the first episode because it seemed like a bad remake of Rush hour 1. Most TV series take about 2-3 episodes to get into and I have disliked a pilot before but got hooked on a show after giving it another chance few times before. Rush hour is funny, a bit exciting and has good production value. I'm 3 episodes in and liking it more and more.1 2 3Give this show a chance and don't judge it based on the movies. This is it's own thing and should be judged as so.

I've watched this series so far and i am up to date to the current episode. I look forward to watching the next episode as i do quite enjoy watching this. Yes it isn't as good as the original but it remains watchable in my opinion. Anyways, i just feel like they focus on a crime and how to catch the criminal but if and when they do catch them, the plot doesn't include the process of filing evidence and a court case. It is made to look simple. I understand this isn't a cop series, its more humour but i think the directors have got this stuck in between. A cop series with a touch of humour would go down much better.Also i have noticed that in episode 4, At 03:23 minutes i noticed the politician entering his Audi A4 B8/B9 possibly a 2015 model. Then when the car explodes at 03:56 it is an Audi A4 B6 possibly a 2000 model. They show the full car and i think that is very poor on their behalf thinking we wouldn't notice. This was disappointing as it made me feel like maybe I'm watching a budgeted TV series, with such poor quality scenes.