What beer? There's no beer...
I still don't see no beer...
Oh this is gooood....very very good....
What beer? There's no beer...
I still don't see no beer...
Oh this is gooood....very very good....
Yup. Honestly, it sounds abit corny but...'Transformers' sounds lame too but it rocked. Hard. So, we got the tile, but have we any clue to what the heck is the latest Indy advanture is all about? Well according to stuff being published on reputable websites, it's basically:
Hitman letting off some gas. The stinky ones.
Rambo playing in his backyard. He must be really lonely.
Rambo's retirement plan: fishing.
Rambo's retirement plan #2: road-side snake shows. Kids are gonna love him.
Darn, maybe 2000 push-ups a day is too much for an old man like Rambo.
An innocent man forced to watch Rambo III. Twice. Oh, the horror.
A very angry version of Michael Jackson.
Peekaboo! Rambo playing hide-and-seek with the kids. How sweet.
So, this is how he looks like constipated. Hmm, actually that's how he always looks.
Rambo showing his best milking technique. He says its the best way to milk anything. I believe him.
Rambo to Man: "Hey there, wanna wanna watch Rambo III with me?"
Horrified Man thinking to himself: "I'm more scared of the movie than you!"
Chris Tucker. However, this time around the mixture lacked the zest and energy from the previous movies (most probably due to the weak plot and script) and because of this the solid chemistry between Chan & Chris suffered badly. Chan is now aged 53, and his age was obvious in this movie as he was a pale shadow of himself, takes only minimal risks and while watching him on screen I was feeling kind of sad for him in this movie – it made me wonder if Jackie Chan is on the edge of retirement. As for Chris Tucker, his jokes were mostly predictable with major parts of his funny lines recycled from past ‘Rush Hour’ and other movies. If you are expecting the Chris Tucker of old, be sadly disappointed this time around.
The weakest of the weakest links in this movie was the plot. It was overly simple, recycled from any B-grade action movies you can think of and it is set in Europe - heading off to Europe is often a sign of creative bankruptcy for sequels, and ‘Rush Hour 3’ is no exception. I understand that we watch ‘Rush Hour’ movies not for the M. Night Shyamalan style endings, but come on, at least provide a story that is cool or reasonable on a decent scale. But, the movie failed on this point and it made me feel like the producers did not bother about any creative input whatsoever. They only wanted a script that can put Chan and Chris together in another outing and force them to blurb out all the jokes (good or bad) that they had wrote since ‘Rush Hour 2’.
the movie’s dull moments really helped keep the pace of the movie going. But besides this, the rest of the movie gives you the sense of ‘déjà vu’ as most of the scenes you may already have seen it before or are recycled jokes from better and funnier movies out there. If you are looking for super-fast kung-fu set pieces from Jackie Chan, you are looking at the wrong direction as Chan’s past work in the most recent ‘Rob-B-Hood’ or ‘New Police Story’ may satisfy you better. If you are looking for burst-out-laughing-out-loud-and-rolling-on-the-floor comedy, then you are looking at the wrong direction as well. Comedies like ‘Knocked Up’, ’The 40 Year Old Virgin’ and even ‘Blades of Glory’ are recommended to gratify that hunger for laughter. But if you are looking for that chemistry between Chan and Chris, yes, it is still there but only at its weakness blend.