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Rush Hour

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176 feature instances
113 referencing feature instances

Rush Hour	type	TVTItem
Rush Hour	label	Rush Hour
Rush Hour	page	RushHour
Rush Hour	comment	Somewhere in Hollywood, a group of executives and Brett Ratner decided that Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker should make a movie together. The results were... actually quite good. The series centers on a pair of police detectives - one a Chinese police inspector, the other an LAPD detective - as they go on a series of misadventures often involving corrupt crime figures. The film incorporates elements of martial arts, and the buddy cop sub-genre.
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Rush Hour / int_10134c97	type	Artistic License â€“ Gun Safety
Rush Hour / int_10134c97	comment	Artistic License – Gun Safety: While staking out a restaurant in Chinatown, Lee passes the time by teaching Carter some pistol disarm moves. Their training prop is Carter's sidearm, with muzzle discipline thrown right out the window. We can only hope they cleared the weapon off-camera. Pretty much nobody seems able to keep their booger hook off the bang switch. During the victory dance he does in the opening sequence, Carter has his gun in his hand while his arms are akimbo. Granted, his finger doesn't appear to be on the trigger, but he's still jeopardizing any number of passerbys off screen.
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Rush Hour / int_108c268e	type	Hotter and Sexier
Rush Hour / int_108c268e	comment	Hotter and Sexier: The second film. The duo go to a massage parlor with a bevy of scantily-clad ladies. Isabella strips down to her bra and underwear in one scene, and opens her bathrobe later on in the scene. Carter and Lee are stripped buck naked and kicked out of a car on a busy freeway. This is all especially notable since the first film was largely free of sexual content, aside from a joke or two from Carter. The third film also counts: It's the only film in the franchise to have a sex scene (or more accurately, a near sex scene). Then there are the topless dancers that Carter (posing as a costumer) inspects.
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Rush Hour / int_125a159e	type	Intimidating White Presence
Rush Hour / int_125a159e	comment	Intimidating White Presence: Humorously pointed out by Carter in the sequel when he's on a winning streak at a casino. When one of the security guards offer to take him to cash in his winnings, Carter jokes that he was getting nervous about being attacked by the many rich white people surrounding him.
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Rush Hour / int_14aa871a	type	Improvised Zipline
Rush Hour / int_14aa871a	comment	Improvised Zipline: Used to escape an explosion in the second movie.
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Rush Hour / int_14beeefd	type	Darker and Edgier
Rush Hour / int_14beeefd	comment	Darker and Edgier: Out of the whole trilogy, the first film takes the crown. The plot itself is more tense compared to the sequels.
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Rush Hour / int_15b2cab3	type	Tempting Fate
Rush Hour / int_15b2cab3	comment	Tempting Fate: In the first film, Lee threatens that nothing better happen to all the priceless Chinese art and artifacts. Carter reassures him: "Don't worry, ain't nothin' gonna happen to any of this stuff." Only a couple minutes later, a huge gunfight erupts in the room, which destroys many of the items. In the second film, when Lee and Carter are hanging on a bamboo in Literal Cliffhanger-like situation:
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Rush Hour / int_16e362fb	type	Bilingual Backfire
Rush Hour / int_16e362fb	comment	Bilingual Backfire: In the third film, Carter says some downright obscene things to Genevieve, assuming she can't understand him, only for it to turn out that she speaks six languages.
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Rush Hour / int_18d15922	type	Title Drop
Rush Hour / int_18d15922	comment	Title Drop: In the first movie.
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Rush Hour / int_191535aa	type	Eiffel Tower Effect
Rush Hour / int_191535aa	comment	Eiffel Tower Effect: The setting for the climatic battle at the end of the third film.
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Rush Hour / int_1b4e322c	type	Mr. Fanservice
Rush Hour / int_1b4e322c	comment	Mr. Fanservice: The second film treats us to several scenes of a shirtless Carter in a massage parlor.
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Rush Hour / int_1b65dfad	type	The Cameo
Rush Hour / int_1b65dfad	comment	The Cameo: Stunt coordinator George Kee Cheung (Soo Yong's driver) and Barry Shabaka Henley (the lock-up guard) in 1. Jeremy Piven, Don Cheadle (who took it under the condition he would get a brief sparring moment with Chan), Ernie Reyes Jr. (who plays a worker chased by Lee and Carter in the business suite), Saul Rubinek (as the casino box man), and Gianni Russo (as the pit boss) in 2, Roman Polański and Julie Depardieu in 3.
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Rush Hour / int_1c2b6ac8	type	Soft Water
Rush Hour / int_1c2b6ac8	comment	Soft Water: Averted in the climax of the first film. Juntao a.k.a. Thomas Griffin falls from a height of at least ten stories into a small pool of water. Carter’s immediate response? “Woo, you know he dead.”
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Rush Hour / int_1dfbbf31	type	Heterosexual Life-Partners
Rush Hour / int_1dfbbf31	comment	Heterosexual Life-Partners: Carter and Lee, bordering on Ho Yay. Brett Ratner even referred to the movie as a love story between the two.
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Rush Hour / int_1e584efa	type	Cruel and Unusual Death
Rush Hour / int_1e584efa	comment	Cruel and Unusual Death: In the climax of the third film, Kenji fights Lee with a ceremonial sword which the Triads used to execute their enemies. The Triads used this sword to inflict 100 cuts to the body, while avoiding any major arteries to make sure the victim stayed alive for as long as possible.
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Rush Hour / int_1e8f4221	type	Fingore
Rush Hour / int_1e8f4221	comment	Carter does a sting operation to catch an explosives/arms dealer named Clive Cod. However, not only is he late and drives recklessly to the meeting, Carter didn't have backup or bomb squad with him, due to a personal disdain for partners and his gung-ho attitude, the cops at the diner weren't warned about the sting, meaning that Carter was probably doing this without authorization, which leads to the two cops getting maimed by Clive shooting them (one of them losing a pinky), and then Carter start taking potshots at Clive's Jaguar, which forces Clive to jump out and detonates the C4 in the trunk of the car. In the end, Carter catches the bad guy, but is in trouble afterwards for leaving two cops injured, destruction of property, and causing public endangerment for blowing up a car in the middle of busy street.
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Rush Hour / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Rush Hour / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: Done with an actual gun in the first film. Carter carries a second gun that's first played for laughs after he is disarmed, but pretty much saves his life at the end. Carter pockets counterfeit money for "evidence" late in the second film when he finds it. It ends up saving his life later when Hu-Li tries to stab him through the chest.
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Rush Hour / int_22ebf5bc	type	Japanese Tourist
Rush Hour / int_22ebf5bc	comment	Japanese Tourist: There's a busload of them in the first movie. They merrily take pictures even as Carter climbs into the back of their bus and tries to retrieve Lee at gunpoint. For extra hilarity, Carter even stops chasing Lee for a few seconds to pose for them.
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Rush Hour / int_237404cc	type	Ironic Echo
Rush Hour / int_237404cc	comment	Ironic Echo: When Carter told Sang and his goons in the Foo Chow restaurant to "put their guns down and fight like a man." Sang would later tell Carter the same thing in the expo when they face each other. When Sang is about to kill Carter above the restaurant, he throws a handkerchief to him and says "Wipe yourself off. You're bleeding." Later, after killing the man in a shootout at the expo, Carter tosses a handkerchief on him and says: "Wipe yourself off, man. You dead." When Lee first speaks English, Carter accuses Lee of lying to him about not speaking English. Lee replies, "I never said I didn't. You assumed I didn't." At the end of the movie, when Carter and Lee are aboard a plane, Carter speaks Chinese to a flight attendant and a surprised Lee says, "I didn't know you spoke Chinese!" Carter replies with a smile, "I never said I didn't. You assumed I didn't."
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Rush Hour / int_23a0a0d0	type	Dragon Their Feet
Rush Hour / int_23a0a0d0	comment	Dragon Their Feet/Post-Climax Confrontation: At the end of Rush Hour 2, Lee and Carter are catching their breath after defeating the Big Bad, only for Hu Li to arrive with a bomb that's about to blow. Happens again in Rush Hour 3. After defeating both Kenji and Jasmine, Lee and Carter parachute to safety, only to find Reynard holding Genevieve hostage.
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Rush Hour / int_23a79ebf	type	Sir Not-Appearing-in-This-Trailer
Rush Hour / int_23a79ebf	comment	Sir Not-Appearing-in-This-Trailer: For obvious reasons, Roman Polański's role in part three as a French officer was kept pretty quiet.
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Rush Hour / int_2686997a	type	Gay Moment
Rush Hour / int_2686997a	comment	Gay Moment: Lee gratefully kisses Carter's cheeks a few times after he's rescued by Carter's quick thinking at the end of the first film. Carter, having just had Lee collide with his crotch, throws him off.
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Rush Hour / int_27f10418	type	Impersonating an Officer
Rush Hour / int_27f10418	comment	Impersonating an Officer: The kidnapping of Soo Yung is carried out this way, with henchmen posing as traffic cops redirecting the vehicle she's in onto a side street. Then a police car pulls out in front of them, driven by "Officer" Sang, who shoots the driver and bodyguard and tries to grab Soo Yung, who fights back and tries to run, only to be picked up by a henchman on a motorcycle and thrown into the back of a white van.
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Rush Hour / int_28bb0e7e	type	Made Out to Be a Jerkass
Rush Hour / int_28bb0e7e	comment	Made Out to Be a Jerkass: Carter gives Lee a hard time in Rush Hour 2 about working cases during his holiday and the audience is supposed to feel sympathy for Lee as Ricky Tan killed his father. However, it is worth pointing out that Lee told Carter that his supervisor invited them both to a party and then took Carter to a Triad bar without telling him the situation putting his life in danger as Carter assumed that the place would be full of police or normal people and might have revealed he was a policeman with his friend another policeman to a girl.
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Rush Hour / int_294ed981	type	Bilingual Bonus
Rush Hour / int_294ed981	comment	Bilingual Bonus: Several. For example, the name "Hu Li" translates to "fox."
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Rush Hour / int_2a07adf3	type	Use Their Own Weapon Against Them
Rush Hour / int_2a07adf3	comment	Use Their Own Weapon Against Them: During the Good-Times Montage in the first movie, Lee shows Carter how to take a gun from an opponent. This comes in handy when Carter is able to disarm a henchman and knock him out using his own gun.
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Rush Hour / int_2a090d00	type	Lampshade Hanging
Rush Hour / int_2a090d00	comment	The plot of every movie is that Lee and Carter must stop a massive Chinese criminal organization that has a rich and/or powerful white man as either the head of said organization or at least a major corroborator. Lampshaded in the second movie, when Carter correctly fingers Steven Reign as the "rich white man" shortly after his introduction.
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Rush Hour / int_2b7d29e1	type	Artifact Title
Rush Hour / int_2b7d29e1	comment	Artifact Title: There's only one scene in the first movie where the title makes sense. The title is completely ignored in the sequels.
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Rush Hour / int_2cf282ea	type	She Is All Grown Up
Rush Hour / int_2cf282ea	comment	She Is All Grown Up: Carter has this reaction in 3 after seeing Soo Yung for the first time in nine years. Surprisingly, he doesn't hit on her. In fact he acts as something of a Papa Wolf towards her.
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Rush Hour / int_2d409194	type	Unsettling Gender-Reveal
Rush Hour / int_2d409194	comment	Unsettling Gender-Reveal: Carter is falsely under the impression that Genevieve is a man in the third film when she removes her wig to reveal that she's bald.
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Rush Hour / int_2dd7a113	type	French Jerk
Rush Hour / int_2dd7a113	comment	French Jerk: The officer played by Roman Polański.
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Rush Hour / int_2ec87029	type	Sadly Mythtaken
Rush Hour / int_2ec87029	comment	Sadly Mythtaken: Steven Reign made an opening speech by telling a story about a dragon who guarded his treasure hoard until it grew too big and got stuck. Ricky Tan claims to have been told this same story as a child and the casino appears to be Chinese themed. While dragon hoards do exist in Chinese mythology, this story is more in line with Fafnir since fuzanglong aren't associated with greed.
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Rush Hour / int_2f62653b	type	Borrowed Catchphrase
Rush Hour / int_2f62653b	comment	Borrowed Catchphrase: In the second film, Lee says, "Do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth?!" (a line Carter said in the first film).
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Rush Hour / int_30de7a51	type	Chivalrous Pervert
Rush Hour / int_30de7a51	comment	Carter sometimes crosses into this, such as his Chivalrous Pervert/Casanova Wannabe towards many women throughout the films which would make you think that he saw all women as sex workers of some sort or potential sexual partners. He's also disgusted and immediately assumes Genevieve is a man or transgender just because she's bald and wears a wig. He does have his limits, though, as he treats Consul Han and Soo Yung with respect and affection, respectively, and when Soo Yung has grown up, he never flirts with her and instead acts like Papa Wolf towards her.
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Rush Hour / int_357ccbd1	type	Kung-Shui
Rush Hour / int_357ccbd1	comment	Kung-Shui: Naturally occurs in the Bar Brawl between Lee and the bartender and patrons at the pool hall in the first film. Interestingly inverted during the climactic showdown with Juntao in which Lee squares off against Juntao's henchmen in a room filled with priceless artwork, and Lee goes out of his way not to break anything.
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Rush Hour / int_37499c8	type	OnceAnEpisode
Rush Hour / int_37499c8	comment	Once an Episode: The plot of every movie is that Lee and Carter must stop a massive Chinese criminal organization that has a rich and/or powerful white man as either the head of said organization or at least a major corroborator. Lampshaded in the second movie, when Carter correctly fingers Steven Reign as the "rich white man" shortly after his introduction. The climax of each movie will have the Big Bad fight with Lee from a high spot and fall to their deaths, with Lee (and Carter in the sequels) nearly suffering the same fate afterwards.
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Rush Hour / int_392372f9	type	Actor Allusion
Rush Hour / int_392372f9	comment	Actor Allusion: At one point in the first film, a couple of tourists ask Lee for directions to Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles, a famous restaurant in LA. The restaurant was previously a plot point in Jackie Brown, in which Chris Tucker's character is promised a free meal there and then promptly murdered by Samuel L. Jackson. This is not the first time Jackie Chan has had to stop a corrupt British government official from stealing Chinese antiquities. In 3, Lee tells Carter that he doesn't speak French.
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Rush Hour / int_3a1c2171	type	The Man Behind the Man
Rush Hour / int_3a1c2171	comment	The Man Behind the Man: Discussed in the second movie as a theory Carter calls "Follow the rich white man," which is that "Behind every crime is a rich white man waiting for his cut." He turns out to be right in this particular instance. In fact, every movie in the series has at least one "rich white man" involved in the evil scheme.
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Rush Hour / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
Rush Hour / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: Isabella, the Secret Service agent from 2, is mentioned in 3. Though it seem she had a falling out with the two and the most we hear on the reason is that Carter accidentally shot her. And apparently left her temporarily brain dead. Ouch.
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Rush Hour / int_3d699462	type	Curb-Stomp Battle
Rush Hour / int_3d699462	comment	Curb-Stomp Battle: A hilarious example in 3. Carter and Lee try to fight a tall Chinese man, but he easily tosses and spins them around. The tall man also grabs the weapons Carter tries to hit him with and does a curb-stomp (minus the curb).
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Rush Hour / int_3dd3951e	type	Cowboy Cop
Rush Hour / int_3dd3951e	comment	Cowboy Cop: Both Carter AND Lee. Especially Carter; he causes massive property damage, uses highly questionable investigation techniques, and doesn't bother hiding the fact he smokes weed.
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Rush Hour / int_3ed23024	type	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome
Rush Hour / int_3ed23024	comment	Surprisingly Realistic Outcome: Carter's superiors have little patience with his Cowboy Cop attitude and by the third movie, he is demoted to traffic officer. Similarly, Lee can only tolerate with Carter for so long but the last straw was when Carter shot Lee's girlfriend in between the second and third movies and the two are pretty much estranged.
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Rush Hour / int_4058dcab	type	Crowd Hockey
Rush Hour / int_4058dcab	comment	Crowd Hockey: The detonator in 2.
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Rush Hour / int_4160410d	type	Damsel in Distress
Rush Hour / int_4160410d	comment	In the first film, Clive is guilted into giving information on Juntao after being shown a picture of Soo Yung.
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Rush Hour / int_43a045de	type	Dropped a Bridge on Him
Rush Hour / int_43a045de	comment	Dropped a Bridge on Him: Carter's father, a legendary policeman by his son's retelling.
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Rush Hour / int_4781adbb	type	Jerk with a Heart of Gold
Rush Hour / int_4781adbb	comment	Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Carter. He's loud, obnoxious, and has a bit of an ego problem, but he genuinely cares about upholding the law and is a good friend to Lee. In the first film, Clive is guilted into giving information on Juntao after being shown a picture of Soo Yung.
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Rush Hour / int_4843f922	type	Dragon Lady
Rush Hour / int_4843f922	comment	The second film has Carter fighting Ricky Tan's second-in-command Hu Li. Carter is clearly outclassed and only manages to knock her out through dumb luck. Hu li tries to take out herself, Carter and Lee with a bomb in the end, the two cops barely escaping while she dies in the explosion herself.
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Rush Hour / int_4a32f262	type	Reassignment Backfire
Rush Hour / int_4a32f262	comment	Reassignment Backfire: The FBI wanted Carter to keep Lee away from their investigation. Instead, Lee and Carter save Soo Yung and expose her kidnappers themselves.
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Rush Hour / int_4aaffbd5	type	I Never Said It Was Poison
Rush Hour / int_4aaffbd5	comment	I Never Said It Was Poison: In the third film, Carter and Lee deliver Genevieve to Minister Reynard. He orders her to take off her wig and show him the Shy Shen list tattooed on her head. Lee whispers to Carter that they never told him she was the list, revealing that Reynard is working for the Triad.
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Rush Hour / int_4e0f7320	type	Misfit Mobilization Moment
Rush Hour / int_4e0f7320	comment	Misfit Mobilization Moment: Occurs in the first movie when Carter convinces Lee to stay in Los Angeles and continue the case.
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Rush Hour / int_4e4290cb	type	Combat Hand Fan
Rush Hour / int_4e4290cb	comment	Combat Hand Fan: A Triad assassin in the third movie carries one that is loaded with knives that she can also remove and throw.
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Rush Hour	hasFeature	Rush Hour / int_4e4290cb
Rush Hour / int_4efc4fae	type	Good Scars, Evil Scars
Rush Hour / int_4efc4fae	comment	Good Scars, Evil Scars: Sang gets scarred by Soo Yung while kidnapping her, as she whips his face with the necklace Lee gave her.
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Rush Hour / int_4f23ab52	type	Friend in the Black Market
Rush Hour / int_4f23ab52	comment	Also in 2, he bursts in to Kenny's restaurant and humiliate him in front of his Chinese wife, children, and customers... then proceed to talk casually as if nothing happened. The thing is, unlike his Friend in the Black Market contact in 1, Kenny is not just a restaurant owner but also a martial arts expert. Granted, Carter expected a violent response, and already drew his gun and pointed it at Kenny's head in the time it took Kenny to take a fighting stance. He wasn't likely to shoot, but he sees bullying and goading as a valid interrogation tactic. ...Which isn't unheard of among law enforcement.
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Rush Hour / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
Rush Hour / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early-Installment Weirdness: The first film may have its fair share of comedy, but it takes itself quite seriously in terms of the plot, and is a fair bit more traditional action drama besides Carter's ego and Lee's martial arts. Compare and contrast to the sequels, which doubled down heavily on the comedic side of things to the point that were it not for the central protagonists, you'd think they weren't even in the same franchise.
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Rush Hour / int_505ec51b	type	Immigrant Patriotism
Rush Hour / int_505ec51b	comment	Immigrant Patriotism: Kenji's parents were killed by the Japanese Yakuza; as a result, he's become a highly loyal Triad member.
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Rush Hour / int_50f50a5e	type	Donut Mess with a Cop
Rush Hour / int_50f50a5e	comment	Donut Mess with a Cop: In 1, Clive attempted to shoo two patrol cops away by insulting them to buy donuts.
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Rush Hour / int_51640e80	type	Bond One-Liner
Rush Hour / int_51640e80	comment	When Sang is about to kill Carter above the restaurant, he throws a handkerchief to him and says "Wipe yourself off. You're bleeding." Later, after killing the man in a shootout at the expo, Carter tosses a handkerchief on him and says: "Wipe yourself off, man. You dead."
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Rush Hour / int_51ac2a10	type	Double Knockout
Rush Hour / int_51ac2a10	comment	Double Knockout: It appears this happens towards the end of Rush Hour 2 as Hu-Li stabs Carter through the chest and gets hit by a halberd knocking her out. Then we find out that the large stacks of counterfeit money Carter kept in his pockets kept the sword from stabbing him.
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Rush Hour / int_53407671	type	Action Survivor
Rush Hour / int_53407671	comment	Action Survivor: In the first movie especially, Carter can throw a pretty good punch (and take one), but he's consistently outclassed in fisticuffs by skilled martial artists. He gets a little better in 2, but is obviously barely able to stay alive in his fight with Hu Li. He's progressively better in 3, but still no black belt. Good thing he's better with a gun.
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Rush Hour / int_53e9e38a	type	White Bread and Black Brotha
Rush Hour / int_53e9e38a	comment	White Bread and Black Brotha: Played With. Lee takes the place of the White Bread, being polite and stoic when he's on the mission. Carter, meanwhile, is the Black Brotha, being a wisecracking Motor Mouth who's despised by his superiors for his recklessness.
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Rush Hour / int_53f5119f	type	The Dragon
Rush Hour / int_53f5119f	comment	Lee stealthily boards a ship ran by Juntao, quietly detaining mooks and only resorting to violence at the last resort, never once firing his sidearm. He fails to get Sang, but recovers a priceless collection of Chinese artifacts.
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Rush Hour / int_55232afa	type	Politically Incorrect Hero
Rush Hour / int_55232afa	comment	Politically Incorrect Hero: Carter sometimes crosses into this, such as his Chivalrous Pervert/Casanova Wannabe towards many women throughout the films which would make you think that he saw all women as sex workers of some sort or potential sexual partners. He's also disgusted and immediately assumes Genevieve is a man or transgender just because she's bald and wears a wig. He does have his limits, though, as he treats Consul Han and Soo Yung with respect and affection, respectively, and when Soo Yung has grown up, he never flirts with her and instead acts like Papa Wolf towards her. The FBI in the first movie. Their reasons for not wanting the help of Lee boil down to a mix of wounded ego and plain-old racism at having to work with some "Chung King cop" rather than solve the case themselves.
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Rush Hour / int_554063c6	type	If You Kill Him, You Will Be Just Like Him!
Rush Hour / int_554063c6	comment	If You Kill Him, You Will Be Just Like Him!: Hilariously subverted in the second film. Towards the end, Lee has Ricky Tan at gunpoint when Carter shows up and Ricky asks Lee if he wants to learn how his father had died. Carter tells Lee to not lose it, but when Ricky insults his father, Carter goes "Aww hell no, he done went too far now Lee. Shoot his ass, Lee. Shoot his ASS!"
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Rush Hour / int_561dab6b	type	Mistaken for Gay
Rush Hour / int_561dab6b	comment	Mistaken for Gay: Carter and Lee are assumed to be a couple by a Camp Gay store attendant in the second movie, who "loves it when couples match."
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Rush Hour / int_564caaae	type	Plot-Mandated Friendship Failure
Rush Hour / int_564caaae	comment	Plot-Mandated Friendship Failure: In the first film, after Lee and Carter inadvertently screw up the FBI's plan. This also happens in the second movie after the massage parlor incident, then in the third movie after escaping from the sewers.
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Rush Hour / int_57bde9be	type	Smart Cop, Dumb Cop
Rush Hour / int_57bde9be	comment	Smart Cop, Dumb Cop: The two main leads have this dynamic. Lee is a competent, sensible and disciplined Hong Kong cop with an admirable record. Carter, while having the occasional moment of brilliance, is mostly loud, arrogant, impetuous and ignorant which often results in him and Lee getting into easily avoidable trouble.
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Rush Hour / int_5b0a8d6a	type	Racial Face Blindness
Rush Hour / int_5b0a8d6a	comment	Racial Face Blindness: In 2, after hitting Lee (played by Jackie Chan) by mistake in the massage parlor fight, Carter (who is black) says "All y'all look alike!"
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Rush Hour / int_5bdcc85a	type	Disney Villain Death
Rush Hour / int_5bdcc85a	comment	Disney Villain Death: Happens to all three main villains in the series, though usually with a bit more proof they didn't survive the impact than at Disney. Lampshaded several times by Carter: Immediately after the fall in 1, before saving Lee (also averting Soft Water): During the blooper reel of 2:
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Rush Hour / int_5ce2c9c6	type	Suddenly Shouting
Rush Hour / int_5ce2c9c6	comment	Suddenly Shouting: Delivered by Carter as an intended Pre Ass Kicking One Liner in the second movie. It doesn't save him from getting One-Hit KO'd by Hu Li's mighty foot.
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Rush Hour / int_6293c185	type	Sequel Hook
Rush Hour / int_6293c185	comment	Sequel Hook: In an outtake of all places. After the villain of Rush Hour 2 is thrown out of a window onto a car, Carter quips "Damn... he ain't gonna be in Rush Hour 3!"
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Rush Hour / int_6e287af	type	Janitor Impersonation Infiltration
Rush Hour / int_6e287af	comment	Janitor Impersonation Infiltration: Carter dresses as a United Airlines mechanic to get on the plane to retrieve Lee in the first movie.
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Rush Hour / int_716d9138	type	Bar Brawl
Rush Hour / int_716d9138	comment	Bar Brawl: The fight between Lee and the black thugs at the pool hall in the first movie.
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Rush Hour / int_7170f25a	type	T-Word Euphemism
Rush Hour / int_7170f25a	comment	T-Word Euphemism: Played with in Rush Hour 3. Carter and Lee are interrogating a man who speaks only French, so they enlist a nun, who's fluent in French, to translate. So, naturally, when she translates the prisoner's taunts, she summarizes with, "He used the N-word." For the rest of the scene, Carter and Lee ask her to translate things like, "tell this piece of S-word that I'll personally F-word him up", complete with brief stops to determine the spelling of some of the words. Lee eventually loses patience and hypocritically tells the nun "Just call him an asshole!"
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Rush Hour / int_722b3319	type	Camp Gay
Rush Hour / int_722b3319	comment	Camp Gay: The store attendant in the second movie, played by Jeremy Piven. Should have been offensive. Instead, it managed to be hilarious. Even more so in the Hilarious Outtakes where he goes off on a tangent about doing naughty things to Jackie Chan (if he didn't have a girlfriend). Jackie's limited English didn't allow him to realize the inappropriate comments being made and Chris dissolved into laughter.
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Rush Hour / int_7431b974	type	Vile Villain, Saccharine Show
Rush Hour / int_7431b974	comment	Vile Villain, Saccharine Show: The films are fun action-comedies, but the villains are treated pretty seriously. Thomas Griffin in particular is a rather serious threat.
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Rush Hour / int_75196a1d	type	Translation by Volume
Rush Hour / int_75196a1d	comment	Translation by Volume: Carter did this to Lee when they first met:
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Rush Hour / int_769ad308	type	Hidden Weapons
Rush Hour / int_769ad308	comment	Hidden Weapons: After Sang challenges Carter to a fistfight, they both drop the guns they are holding. Sang then pulls a pistol, but Carter kills him with a Smith & Wesson Model 36 revolver that he had concealed in an ankle holster.
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Rush Hour / int_777c0033	type	Technical Pacifist
Rush Hour / int_777c0033	comment	Technical Pacifist: Averted in 2. One of the fight scenes focuses on everyone in the room trying to get their hand on a gun. A behind-the-scenes DVD featurette shows that the script originally called for Chan's character to have the gun fall in his hand, and then throw it away in disgust. Chan rightly pointed out that, given the fight going on in the room, throwing it away was "stupid."
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Rush Hour / int_7815ba15	type	N-Word Privileges
Rush Hour / int_7815ba15	comment	N-Word Privileges: See Mistaken for Racist above.
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Rush Hour / int_78c895c8	type	Amusing Injuries
Rush Hour / int_78c895c8	comment	In the second movie every time Hu Li and Carter are in the same scene, at some point Hu Li will kick Carter in the face.
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Rush Hour / int_796bffea	type	Mistaken for Racist
Rush Hour / int_796bffea	comment	Mistaken for Racist: Happens in the first movie when the two go to a pool hall. Carter, who's known by the patrons, greets them by saying "What's up, mah nigga?" While Carter goes into a back room to interrogate a source, Lee tries to start a friendly chat with the bartender using the same line. Since this is a Jackie Chan movie, fighting ensues.note Before going inside, Carter told Lee to "follow [his] lead and do what [he does]." Problem is the patrons there are of the same race as Carter is and he forgot to warn Lee to refrain from using specifically insensitive comments that could anger the patrons.
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Rush Hour / int_79ba6777	type	Pocket Protector
Rush Hour / int_79ba6777	comment	Pocket Protector: In the second movie during Carter's fight with Hu-Li. Carter is stabbed in the chest, but saved by the wad of counterfeit bills he had in his jacket's breast pocket.
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Rush Hour / int_7a265daa	type	Eagleland
Rush Hour / int_7a265daa	comment	Eagleland: Not so much in the first two movies, but in 3 Carter gets pretty obnoxiously Flavor 2; accusing all Iranians of being terrorists and forcing a Frenchman to sing the US anthem at gunpoint. In fairness though, Carter was responding to the French cab driver being a stereotypical French prick.
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Rush Hour / int_7a54c458	type	Mock Millionaire
Rush Hour / int_7a54c458	comment	Mock Millionaire: In the second movie, Carter tries to impress a beautiful girl at a yacht party by pretending to be the yacht's owner. Later, he spends (counterfeit) money like a madman at the Red Dragon casino to distract the other gamblers.
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Rush Hour / int_7b7f90d5	type	Pronoun Trouble
Rush Hour / int_7b7f90d5	comment	Pronoun Trouble / Who's on First?: In Rush Hour 3, this was done in a dojo when Carter was speaking with Master Yu and Sifu Mi. Rush Hour 2 did it in the opposite direction, when discussing Carter's apparent death:
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Rush Hour / int_7eb73553	type	Bullying a Dragon
Rush Hour / int_7eb73553	comment	Bullying a Dragon: Carter tends to do this a lot. In 2, he breaks Ricky Tan's laptop which caused the Triad mooks to attack him (and Lee). Also in 2, he bursts in to Kenny's restaurant and humiliate him in front of his Chinese wife, children, and customers... then proceed to talk casually as if nothing happened. The thing is, unlike his Friend in the Black Market contact in 1, Kenny is not just a restaurant owner but also a martial arts expert. Granted, Carter expected a violent response, and already drew his gun and pointed it at Kenny's head in the time it took Kenny to take a fighting stance. He wasn't likely to shoot, but he sees bullying and goading as a valid interrogation tactic. ...Which isn't unheard of among law enforcement.
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Rush Hour / int_7f049db8	type	Car Radio Dispute
Rush Hour / int_7f049db8	comment	Car Radio Dispute: The duo get into this argument early on in the film when Lee turns on "Surfin' U.S.A." by The Beach Boys.
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Rush Hour / int_7febc23b	type	Establishing Character Moment
Rush Hour / int_7febc23b	comment	Establishing Character Moment: Lee and Carter are introduced in the first film conducting police operations using varying actions with different outcomes: Lee stealthily boards a ship ran by Juntao, quietly detaining mooks and only resorting to violence at the last resort, never once firing his sidearm. He fails to get Sang, but recovers a priceless collection of Chinese artifacts. Carter does a sting operation to catch an explosives/arms dealer named Clive Cod. However, not only is he late and drives recklessly to the meeting, Carter didn't have backup or bomb squad with him, due to a personal disdain for partners and his gung-ho attitude, the cops at the diner weren't warned about the sting, meaning that Carter was probably doing this without authorization, which leads to the two cops getting maimed by Clive shooting them (one of them losing a pinky), and then Carter start taking potshots at Clive's Jaguar, which forces Clive to jump out and detonates the C4 in the trunk of the car. In the end, Carter catches the bad guy, but is in trouble afterwards for leaving two cops injured, destruction of property, and causing public endangerment for blowing up a car in the middle of busy street.
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Rush Hour / int_81414673	type	AM/FM Characterization
Rush Hour / int_81414673	comment	AM/FM Characterization: Lee and Carter's music tastes (Beach Boys vs. Jay-Z) showcase how different and opposing they are early on, but eventually both bond over Edwin Starr's "War". In Rush Hour 2, Officer Carter starts to appreciate The Beach Boys, Lee's favorite band while Lee is shown appreciating a song by P. Diddy.
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Rush Hour / int_816a4e80	type	Star Wars (Franchise)
Rush Hour / int_816a4e80	comment	Consul Han's full name is Solon Han. What does that sound like?
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Rush Hour / int_8411ab92	type	Red Oni, Blue Oni
Rush Hour / int_8411ab92	comment	Red Oni, Blue Oni: Carter and Lee. It is more prominent in the third movie due to Lee wearing dark blue suits and Carter wearing dark red suits. Exaggerated when they are using the French flag to escape from the Triad goons; guess which side Lee and Carter are on.
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Rush Hour / int_85b20dee	type	Sequel Non-Entity
Rush Hour / int_85b20dee	comment	Sequel Non-Entity: Tania Johnson is absent from the second and third films. Han and Soo Yung are absent from the second film, but return in the third. Isabella, Lee's Secret Service love interest in the second film doesn't return in the third film. She and Lee broke up after Carter shot her in the neck.
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Rush Hour / int_875615dd	type	Truth in Television
Rush Hour / int_875615dd	comment	Truth in Television: The taxi driver in 3 isn't actually all that far off from what some foreigners think of Americans. French-speaking Asian people aren't exactly rare in real life, unlike what Carter thinks. French is one of the most popular foreign languages, besides English, in many Asian countries. (There's a reason why much of Southeast Asia was once called "French Indo-China".)
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Rush Hour / int_87d8ecf5	type	Literal Cliffhanger
Rush Hour / int_87d8ecf5	comment	In the second film, when Lee and Carter are hanging on a bamboo in Literal Cliffhanger-like situation:
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Rush Hour / int_87e661e8	type	Absurdly Spacious Sewer
Rush Hour / int_87e661e8	comment	Absurdly-Spacious Sewer: In the third film. Justified as the film is set in Paris, where the sewers really are like that.
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Rush Hour / int_884e513b	type	Medium Awareness
Rush Hour / int_884e513b	comment	Carter's Medium Awareness in the bloopers:
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Rush Hour / int_887ca31e	type	Noble Male, Roguish Male
Rush Hour / int_887ca31e	comment	Noble Male, Roguish Male: Lee, the well-mannered honest cop and Carter, the wisecracking rogue cop.
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Rush Hour / int_891aa66d	type	Formula with a Twist
Rush Hour / int_891aa66d	comment	Formula with a Twist: This film is a late example of a Buddy Cop film that distinguishes itself by making its two stars Black and Asian (Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker) and incorporating elements of a Martial Arts Movie into its DNA.
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Rush Hour / int_8a07e085	type	Denser and Wackier
Rush Hour / int_8a07e085	comment	Denser and Wackier: Unlike the first film which had a bunch of hilarious yet dramatic moments, the sequels get much zanier.
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Rush Hour / int_8bb79fdf	type	Designated Girl Fight
Rush Hour / int_8bb79fdf	comment	Designated Girl Fight: Between Isabella and Hu Li in the second film. Though unlike most fights, it doesn't last long, as Hu Li first kicks Isabella and then shoots her before going after Lee again.
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Rush Hour / int_90e31482	type	Laser-Guided Karma
Rush Hour / int_90e31482	comment	Laser-Guided Karma: For tricking Carter into looking after Lee just to get rid of him as he wanted to solve the case of finding Soo Yung himself and dismissing them of the assignment, Russ gets wounded by Juntao and in the end, he gets rejected of the FBI badge he wanted to give Carter for completing the assignment.
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Rush Hour / int_96b89043	type	Not So Above It All
Rush Hour / int_96b89043	comment	Not So Above It All: In the second film, Lee is spying on Isabella after Reign when she starts to undress. Despite typically being portrayed as being more mature and respectful of women than Carter, Lee continues watching her and is quite obviously enjoying it.
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Rush Hour / int_970c790a	type	Big Bad
Rush Hour / int_970c790a	comment	The climax of each movie will have the Big Bad fight with Lee from a high spot and fall to their deaths, with Lee (and Carter in the sequels) nearly suffering the same fate afterwards.
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Rush Hour / int_978a82e6	type	Big Bad Duumvirate
Rush Hour / int_978a82e6	comment	Big Bad Duumvirate: Ricky Tan and Steven Reign in the second film, although the latter tried to be The Starscream towards the end; Kenji and Vayden Reynard in the third film.
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Rush Hour / int_9843db6	type	Gangbangers
Rush Hour / int_9843db6	comment	The Gangbangers at the pool hall in the first film who assault Lee when he innocently greets the bartender with the words "Wassup, my nigga?". Even if they were genuinely offended by the comment, trying to beat up (and possibly kill) him is certainly a case of Disproportionate Retribution, to say the least.
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Rush Hour / int_985e118a	type	Odd Couple
Rush Hour / int_985e118a	comment	Odd Couple: Pretty much the main reason why these movies exist.
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Rush Hour / int_9bcd82c0	type	Took a Level in Badass
Rush Hour / int_9bcd82c0	comment	Took a Level in Badass: Carter has two black belts by the third movie. He shows this near the end where he manages to single-handedly defeat a group of Kenji's goons in hand-to-hand-combat. Soo Yung also has her moments in the third movie with the exception at the end of the film.
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Rush Hour / int_9c4a7090	type	Springtime for Hitler
Rush Hour / int_9c4a7090	comment	Springtime for Hitler: Jackie Chan has gone on record that he didn't think Rush Hour would be as successful as it became. He did the film to test the American market. He also admitted to not understanding a good portion of the jokes in the films.
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Rush Hour / int_9e0c3153	type	Punctuated! For! Emphasis!
Rush Hour / int_9e0c3153	comment	Punctuated! For! Emphasis!: In the first movie:
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Rush Hour / int_9e447c8c	type	Suspiciously Apropos Music
Rush Hour / int_9e447c8c	comment	Suspiciously Apropos Music: In 2, a bomb goes off at the police station where Detective Lee works to his utter shock as he believes his partner Detective Carter was killed in the blast after the two of them had an argument and walked off in bad moods — Carter actually left before the blast to walk around Hong Kong. Needing time to digest everything, Lee goes for a drive and turns on the radio which soon plays P. Diddy's "I'll Be Missing You", a song that was written in memory of The Notorious B.I.G. soon after the latter was murdered due to gang violence.
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Rush Hour / int_9f8a12d7	type	Who's on First?
Rush Hour / int_9f8a12d7	comment	Who's on First?: He is Mi and I am Yu.
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Rush Hour / int_a27c0c2c	type	Artistic License â€“ Religion
Rush Hour / int_a27c0c2c	comment	Artistic License – Religion: The second movie features a scene where Carter for some reason orders a kosher meal on an airplane, which includes gefilte fish (the outtake of that scene focuses on Chris Tucker repeatedly stumbling over the word, and the dish's name was not included in the final cut, leaving only the "kosher meal" part). It's highly unlikely gefilte fish would be served as part of an airplane meal. It's something Jews generally only eat on the Sabbath and holidays, and it's a bit pricey for airplane food. The scene seems rooted in a popular misconception that equates kosher food with Jewish cuisine. Kashrut is simply a set of restrictions on what an observant Jew can eat, and most standard American meals can be made kosher. If you request kosher food on an airplane, it's going to be pretty much the same type of food as any other airplane meal; it isn't likely to be a traditional Jewish dish like gefilte fish.
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Rush Hour / int_a2e6a827	type	Damsel Fight-and-Flight Response
Rush Hour / int_a2e6a827	comment	Damsel Fight-and-Flight Response: During the kidnapping scene, the girl manages to frustrate and bruise much of the abduction team before they finally subdue her and stuff her into a van.
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Rush Hour / int_a4a91366	type	It's All Junk
Rush Hour / int_a4a91366	comment	It's All Junk: Throughout the second movie, Lee has kept his father's cop badge as a Tragic Keepsake, but in the end, after defeating Ricky Tan, he offers it to Carter. At first, Carter refuses because of how important it's been to Lee, but when Lee says he doesn't need it anymore, Carter accepts it.
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Rush Hour / int_a4c37cbe	type	Mood Whiplash
Rush Hour / int_a4c37cbe	comment	Mood Whiplash: Only seconds after Soo Yung's exuberant, hilarious singing-along to Fantasy in the car, she's screaming as Sang mercilessly shoots her two bodyguards in the head and tries to kidnap her.
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Rush Hour / int_a58e5ad7	type	Naked People Are Funny
Rush Hour / int_a58e5ad7	comment	Naked People Are Funny: Demonstrated in 2 when Carter and Lee are stripped of their clothes and forced to run back to the police station with only trash can lids and newspaper as their coverings.
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Rush Hour / int_a9de87d2	type	Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass
Rush Hour / int_a9de87d2	comment	Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Carter is generally loud, rude, and almost gleefully engages in Uncle Tom Foolery. He's also a competent investigator and insanely fast on the draw and a ridiculously good shot. He even defeats two accomplished martial artists who gave Lee trouble in 2 and 3.
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Rush Hour / int_ac560dc4	type	Save the Villain
Rush Hour / int_ac560dc4	comment	Save the Villain: Lee and Kenji's sword fight results in them hanging over of a net which is starting to rip. Lee tries his best to pull Kenji up to safety, but knowing that the net isn't strong enough to hold both of them Kenji forcibly lets go of his hand and falls to his death.
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Rush Hour / int_acecb17d	type	Chekhov's Skill
Rush Hour / int_acecb17d	comment	Chekhov's Skill: Carter requests that Lee teach him the gun disarming skill Lee used on him earlier. Carter uses it later on a mook and even lampshades it "Didn't know I could do that, did you?" From the first film, Johnson's bomb defusing training comes in handy in the climax.
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Rush Hour / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Rush Hour / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: During the scene described under Glove Snap above. In the second film, Lee whispers "oh shit!" when he sees a surveillance camera next to him during the Ceiling Cling while attempting to infiltrate the Red Dragon casino. Also, when he went into the treasury room just seconds later, he had this reaction when the monitors started displaying him in the screen and marked him as an intruder. Not only that, but notice that while Lee was on top of the security case before the Ceiling Cling, there were cameras on every open section of the ceiling.
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Rush Hour / int_ad641426	type	Trademark Favorite Food
Rush Hour / int_ad641426	comment	Trademark Favorite Food: In the first movie, Lee orders Chinese food from a roadside merchant for the both of them, causing Carter to complain about the grease. The merchant's reply? "Chinese food. No soul food here."
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Rush Hour / int_b032e4ed	type	Ms. Fanservice
Rush Hour / int_b032e4ed	comment	Ms. Fanservice: Isabella Molina in the second film as played by Roselyn Sánchez. She even has a lengthy scene where she strips down to her Black Bra and Panties while Lee and Carter watch.
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Rush Hour / int_b29a2ef8	type	Cut the Safety Rope
Rush Hour / int_b29a2ef8	comment	Cut the Safety Rope: Lee and Kenji's sword fight results in them hanging over of a net which is starting to rip. Lee tries his best to pull Kenji up to safety, but knowing that the net isn't strong enough to hold both of them Kenji forcibly lets go of his hand and falls to his death.
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Rush Hour / int_b5597166	type	Soul Brotha
Rush Hour / int_b5597166	comment	Soul Brotha: Carter.
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Rush Hour / int_b58b4e3c	type	Too Dumb to Live
Rush Hour / int_b58b4e3c	comment	Too Dumb to Live: When Reign betrays Tan and takes the plates, he shows him he has a gun as a warning. But does he take the gun out, point it at Tan and keep his distance? No, he keeps it under his pants, walks right up to Tan where he could've easily taken his gun from him. Or stab him in the gut (which he does).
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Rush Hour / int_b707726f	type	Hypocritical Humor
Rush Hour / int_b707726f	comment	Hypocritical Humor: In the first film, Stucky is greatly annoyed at being accosted by Carter while on the job, going so far as to call it harassment. What's Stucky's job? Peddling celebrity house maps to prospective stalkers. Again in the first film. Carter derides the Chinese food he receives as being greasy, before asking the vendor if he has any chicken wings, baby back ribs or fries. In the third film, Carter gets angered by George the cab driver insulting America and calling Americans the most violent people on Earth. Carter's response? Aiming his gun at George and ordering him to take back what he said.
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Rush Hour / int_bb18a227	type	It's All About Me
Rush Hour / int_bb18a227	comment	It's All About Me: In a Small Name, Big Ego way. Before the radio scene in the first film, Carter brushes off Lee's request that they need to go to the Consulate. Carter thinks that the United States of America revolves around him and thinks he's Michael Jackson. Much later on, during the Plot-Mandated Friendship Failure scene, Lee calls him out on his self-centered behavior when Carter disguises himself as an airlines mechanic to retrieve Lee and prevent him from going back to Hong Kong.
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Rush Hour / int_bb656150	type	Hostage MacGuffin
Rush Hour / int_bb656150	comment	Hostage MacGuffin: Soo Yung in the first movie. There's a moment of Lampshade Hanging when Chris Tucker's character is on the phone discussing the ransom payment with the girl's kidnapper: "Fifty million dollars? Who do you think you've got? Chelsea Clinton?"
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Rush Hour / int_bb7dceca	type	Arson, Murder, and Lifesaving
Rush Hour / int_bb7dceca	comment	Arson, Murder, and Lifesaving: The chief invokes this trope to make it seem like he's impressed with Carter. He's actually quite angry, but is lying to get Carter to accept a humiliating assignment as a supposed reward.
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Rush Hour / int_c36cba70	type	Mooks
Rush Hour / int_c36cba70	comment	After fighting off Kenji's Mooks by himself, Carter faces off with Kenji's assassin Jasmine while trying to rescue Soo Yung. Carter saves Soo Yung and knocks Jasmine into a rotating crank, killing her.
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Rush Hour / int_c3f991fd	type	Wok Fu
Rush Hour / int_c3f991fd	comment	Wok Fu: There's a fight followed by a chase through a Chinese restaurant.
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Rush Hour / int_c45c9fcd	type	Ass Shove
Rush Hour / int_c45c9fcd	comment	Ass Shove: Heavily implied to have been done to the duo by Roman Polański's character in 3.
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Rush Hour / int_c48b3d8c	type	Lancer vs. Dragon
Rush Hour / int_c48b3d8c	comment	Lancer vs. Dragon: Carter serves as the Lancer and comedic foil to Lee and faces the Big Bad's Dragon in the climax of each film. In the first movie he faces Sang, Juntao's second-in-command. Sang at first offers to fight Carter hand-to-hand but then tries to pull a gun on him. Unfortunately for him, Carter is a faster draw. The second film has Carter fighting Ricky Tan's second-in-command Hu Li. Carter is clearly outclassed and only manages to knock her out through dumb luck. Hu li tries to take out herself, Carter and Lee with a bomb in the end, the two cops barely escaping while she dies in the explosion herself. After fighting off Kenji's Mooks by himself, Carter faces off with Kenji's assassin Jasmine while trying to rescue Soo Yung. Carter saves Soo Yung and knocks Jasmine into a rotating crank, killing her.
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Rush Hour / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Rush Hour / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: Consul Han's full name is Solon Han. What does that sound like? Also, the line "Now you're speaking my language" spoken by a Chinese man.
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Rush Hour / int_c83751cb	type	Description Cut
Rush Hour / int_c83751cb	comment	Description Cut: Early in the first movie, Lee tries to reassure Soo Yung, who's about to leave for the United States.
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Rush Hour / int_cddc1b7	type	MacGuffin Melee
Rush Hour / int_cddc1b7	comment	MacGuffin Melee: The Red Dragon Casino fight, involving a bomb detonator.
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Rush Hour / int_ce68d46b	type	Next Sunday A.D.
Rush Hour / int_ce68d46b	comment	Next Sunday A.D.: The ending of the 1 is inadvertently this as the sequel takes place immediately after it and was released in 2001.
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Rush Hour / int_ce9f550c	type	My Hovercraft Is Full of Eels
Rush Hour / int_ce9f550c	comment	My Hovercraft Is Full of Eels: Thanks to his poor poor Cantonese, Carter invited two girls to get naked and sacrifice a small goat instead of having a drink. He also told the entire triad bar to take out their Samurai swords and shave his butt, at which point he dragged Lee onstage to translate for him. It's heavily implied that he bought the wrong Chinese-To-English phrasebook before their trip to Hong Kong.
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Rush Hour / int_cf511248	type	All Part of the Show
Rush Hour / int_cf511248	comment	All Part of the Show: In Rush Hour 3, the Triads attempt to assassinate Genevieve in her cover as a headliner/musician, during one of her shows. When they open fire on the stage, both the gunplay and Carter and Lee's daring escape with her go applauded by the crowd, as it turns out Genevieve was putting on a mafia inspired performance that night. Even the Triad assassins themselves are confused that nobody is panicking.
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Rush Hour / int_d1934b7e	type	Glove Snap
Rush Hour / int_d1934b7e	comment	During the scene described under Glove Snap above.
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Rush Hour / int_d4d775c9	type	My Dad Can Beat Up Your Dad
Rush Hour / int_d4d775c9	comment	My Dad Can Beat Up Your Dad: In the first movie, Lee and Carter get into an argument about their deceased fathers, culminating in this:
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Rush Hour / int_d56c9b8d	type	Eagleland Osmosis
Rush Hour / int_d56c9b8d	comment	Eagleland Osmosis: The French taxi driver in the third film thinks all Americans are violent action-movie-character stereotypes. Carter angrily holds him at gunpoint in response to his comments.
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Rush Hour / int_d5b3df2d	type	Dark Action Girl
Rush Hour / int_d5b3df2d	comment	Dark Action Girl: Hu Li in 2 and the Dragon Lady Jasmine in the third film.
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Rush Hour / int_d6707631	type	Waxing Lyrical
Rush Hour / int_d6707631	comment	Waxing Lyrical: Carter says the lyrics to "Lady Marmalade" when in bed with Genevieve in the third film.
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Rush Hour / int_d7fc9fd0	type	Vitriolic Best Buds
Rush Hour / int_d7fc9fd0	comment	Vitriolic Best Buds: Lee and Carter become this by the end of the first film.
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Rush Hour / int_d96bb569	type	Artistic License â€“ Explosives
Rush Hour / int_d96bb569	comment	Artistic License – Explosives: C-4 is a plastic explosive known for being extremely stable, and cannot be detonated by burning or shooting it. A trunkload of the stuff would also make a much, much bigger boom than what we see in the movie.
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Rush Hour / int_da297ad2	type	One of Our Own
Rush Hour / int_da297ad2	comment	One of Our Own: In the first film, the patrol cops who attempt to arrest both Carter and Clive are apparently unaware that Carter is working undercover in a sting operation to arrest Clive for selling explosives.
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Rush Hour / int_da75a16f	type	Monumental Battle
Rush Hour / int_da75a16f	comment	Monumental Battle: The fight on the Eiffel Tower at the end of the third film.
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Rush Hour / int_dae5c997	type	Action Girl
Rush Hour / int_dae5c997	comment	Action Girl: LAPD Officer Tania Johnson in the first film. Downplayed with Isabella in the second film because she doesn't have much chance as Hu Li shot her in the shoulder. Also Soo Yung who Took a Level in Badass in the third film. Unfortunately this is also downplayed in the end where she is kidnapped, bringing back her Damsel in Distress status.
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Rush Hour / int_dd4d4d19	comment	Taught by Television: The taxi driver in the third movie, during the first chase scene.
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Rush Hour / int_e069fae8	comment	Bad Guy Bar: The Triad's bar in 2.
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Rush Hour / int_e07d3d72	comment	Uncle Tomfoolery: Carter, especially in the later movies.
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Rush Hour / int_e11b003d	comment	Translation Convention: The series pointedly averts this, featuring a great deal of Cantonese, and in the third film's case, French.
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Rush Hour / int_e18a3c59	comment	Hilarious Outtakes: The series is known for showing various moments of hilarity that didn't make it into the film for obvious reasons.
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Rush Hour / int_e36de06c	comment	Combat Stilettos: Isabella in the second film, during the climax.
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Rush Hour / int_e3d06d0c	comment	Bash Brothers: Lee and Carter start to demonstrate this in the second movie, where Carter's hand-to-hand skills have notably jumped up about 10 grades.
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Rush Hour / int_e482cfa7	comment	To the Pain: In the second movie, Lee explains to Carter how the Triads will torture them.
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Rush Hour / int_e4ce314	comment	The Triads and the Tongs: They are prevalent in the first two films. They also appear in the third, although rather unusually, they don't even speak in their native Chinese tongue but in French.
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Rush Hour / int_e5e6640b	comment	Flanderization: Zig-zagged with James Carter, who went from being a loudmouthed and self-centered but sometimes-competent detective in the first movie to being a Small Name, Big Ego that's unable to take anything seriously in the second. The third film kind of mixes the two. And that's not even getting into the Uncle Tomfoolery. He remains a competent cop throughout the series, however. In the first film, his introduction consists of a botched arms deal (though it wasn't his fault), blowing up half a city block and getting two officers shot in the process. If anything he gets more competent as the films go on, not less, as he learns to work with a partner and exercise some degree of self-control. In the second movie he correctly guesses that the owner of the casino was in league with Ricky Tan ("follow the rich white man") and even manages to last in a fight against Hu-Li. In 3 he also is able to find the location of a club (if not by accident) that a mook only gives a vague address of, defeats several Triad bosses (on his own) and rescues Soo Yung (again). It should also be noted that his antics actually get him demoted to traffic duty by number 3.
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Rush Hour / int_e7e3674	comment	Strapped to a Bomb: At the climax, Soo Yung's kidnappers outfit her with a vest covered in C4 charges, rigged to go off if triggered via remote or if the vest is removed. A variation also occurs in the second movie, where a small bomb is planted inside of Lee's mouth and sealed with tape.
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Rush Hour / int_e8ca5cb3	comment	Freudian Slip: Carter, when discussing the funny money with Isabella, who's only in her underwear and bathrobe:
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Rush Hour / int_e933b1f7	comment	Follow That Car: Seen in 2, when Carter orders a taxi driver to follow a car. The driver doesn't move and keeps speaking Chinese to him (with no subtitles for non-Chinese-speaking viewers). After a few back-and-forth exchanges, Carter slips him some money and the driver says, in English, "Now you're speaking my language" and steps on the gas. As a Bilingual Bonus, the Chinese phrase that the driver repeated to Carter translates to "Money first."
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Rush Hour / int_e9e35e8f	comment	Exact Words: When Thomas Griffin arrives to support his friend Consul Han, he says “I’m sorry my friend. I couldn’t stand by and do nothing.” Considering Griffin is actually Triad leader Juntao, the film’s Big Bad, what Han takes as a show of support is actually a face-to-face taunt from his enemy.
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Rush Hour / int_eb81c601	comment	Big Damn Heroes: George at the end of third film.
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Rush Hour / int_eb8ec7c8	comment	Jerkass: The FBI agents in the first movie. The Gangbangers at the pool hall in the first film who assault Lee when he innocently greets the bartender with the words "Wassup, my nigga?". Even if they were genuinely offended by the comment, trying to beat up (and possibly kill) him is certainly a case of Disproportionate Retribution, to say the least. The taxi driver that Carter runs into in Hong Kong, who pretends he doesn't know English but speaks it when Carter pays him. He also drives off with Carter's chicken, after the latter told him to stay.
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Rush Hour / int_efbfe117	comment	Complaining About Rescues They Don't Like: When Carter and Lee finally manage to save Soo Yung in the first movie, a task that involves fighting through an army of mooks, the Big Bad, The Dragon, disarming a bomb, and surviving a near-death fall from the top of a building, the first thing she says to Lee after she punches his nuggets is "What took you so long!?"
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Rush Hour / int_f2d29e14	comment	Evil Brit: Thomas Griffin, aka Juntao in the first movie.
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Rush Hour / int_f4a5b281	comment	Not only that, but notice that while Lee was on top of the security case before the Ceiling Cling, there were cameras on every open section of the ceiling.
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Rush Hour / int_f688816f	comment	Priceless Ming Vase: Lee puts a lot of effort into protecting one in the first movie while also fighting Juntao's men. He barely succeeds... and then a random bullet destroys it.
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Rush Hour / int_f6c36157	comment	Stab the Salad: Before fighting Carter towards the end of the second movie, Hu Li grabs a chopstick, holding it menacingly, only to use it to tie her hair back.
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Rush Hour / int_f729e5bc	comment	Sequel Goes Foreign: While all three movies are set in Los Angeles for the most part, the second movie is set in Hong Kong (at least in Act 1) and the third movie went to Paris.
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Rush Hour / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Carter imitating Michael Jackson, which is done at least once in all three films. In the outtakes of 2, Chris Tucker, in character as Carter, keeps addressing Jackie Chan as "Jackie" instead of "Lee." In the final outtake, Don Cheadle eventually has enough. Carter's Medium Awareness in the bloopers: Also, every time Lee has a gun and is about to shoot someone with it, he either consistently gets disarmed or holds himself back from pulling the trigger due to either an obligatory fight scene, plot reasons, or having moral issues. Carter is the only one of the two depicted as being more than happy to pull the trigger. In the second movie every time Hu Li and Carter are in the same scene, at some point Hu Li will kick Carter in the face.
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Rush Hour / int_fbd285b7	comment	Comically Missing the Point: In the first film, Carter hands Lee his ID badge in case anyone troubles him. Lee takes a look at it (which includes a picture of an afro-wearing Carter) and comments that it won't work because he's not 6'1".
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Rush Hour / int_fc45bac0	comment	Wouldn't Hit a Girl: Subverted in the second film; Carter keeps getting KO-ed by Hu Li, and finally loses his patience at the casino and declares he's going to fight her seriously. Then Double Subverted when she proves to be a much better fighter than him and he spends most of the fight running away or defending himself and more or less knocks her out by accident.
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Rush Hour / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: In the first movie, Carter argues with a Chinese vendor and the latter responds: "Chinese food, no soul food here!" In the next movie, Kenny, one of Carter's contacts, owns a Chinese/soul food restaurant. At the end of the first movie, Lee kisses Carter as thanks for saving him from certain death. Carter does the same thing in the second movie, to a wad of counterfeit cash kept in his pocket, which saves him from a fatal stab. In 3, Carter orders a gefilte fish on their flight, which he also ordered in the previous movie (where Chris Tucker had lots of trouble pronouncing it right, as shown in the outtakes).
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