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Rush Hour 2

As Asian detective Lee (Chan) and his frenetic American partner, Carter (Tucker), become increasingly entangled in a criminal conspiracy involving a deadly Triad, the non-stop adventure takes them on a journey from Hong Kong to Los Angeles and Las Vegas where they must use all of their talents to trap the world’s most feared gangsters.
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Dove Review

This formula cop-buddy actioneer has some funny lines and well-choreographed martial arts battles, but Chris Tucker’s shrill version of Chris Rock is an acquired taste, much like rap music or beef’s tongue. As a comic and an actor his delivery is still a bit forced. And he never, absolutely never, shuts up. Chan, on the other hand, has pitch-perfect timing both with a funny gag and his ballet-like karate routines. Unfortunately, the film has several gratuitous obscenities and expletives. And at one point, we hear one misuse of God’s name uttered by Chris Tucker. There is also one in the closing credits.

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