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Director: Brett Ratner Starring: Chris Tucker, Jackie Chan Release date: Aug. 10 Related Links: Movie site / TrailersCompared to the other big-budget “three-quels” to hit the screen this summer, “Rush Hour 3″ failed to incite more than discussion of Chris Tucker’s alleged $25 million salary. Recycled plot, staged action, racist one-liners - enough is enough already. |
 Overall Grade: D (9 Votes) |
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“It’s big, it’s dumb and yes, it’s fun.” - Tyler McCauley, Daily Californian
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Grade: A-
“It fits right in to sequel mode and does its job of being a cool action movie for teenagers.” - Jakina Hill, Daily Egyptian
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Grade: B+
“It’s not the summer’s most disappointing sequel (that honor goes to ‘Spider-Man 3′), but it might be the most pedestrian.” – Ryan Lampe, The Stanford Daily
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Grade: C
“Writers really dropped the ball this time when it came to creating comic material.” - Andy Franks, Daily Forty-Niner
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Grade: C
“Ratner ends up too focused on Carter and his antics and ends up leaving ‘Rush Hour 3′ stuck in traffic.” - Jason Koebler, Diamondback
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Grade: C-
“So many loose ends remain by the film’s end that another movie would have to be made just to clarify everything.” - Sheri Jankelovitz, Michigan Daily
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Grade: D
“‘Rush Hour 3′ fails to effectively distract viewers from the pungent stink of its toilet-paper script.” - Jeremy Rougeau, Daily Texan
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Grade: D-
“If it looks like kung-fu and sounds like a coked-out donkey, it must be a ‘Rush Hour’ flick.” — Staff Reports, Central Florida Future
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Grade: F
“The script for ‘Rush Hour 3′ would’ve been better left in the pile of sewage from which the pair of protagonists emerge.” - Steve Kaszyscki, The Pitt News
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Grade: F