Rush Hour 3

In the scene where Carter is checking out the showgirls in their dressing room, you can see part of the camera crew in the mirror.

In one of the Taxi scenes, "George" the driver is not wearing the seat belt.

The scene cuts to another shot, then back to where we see George from the front and the seat belt is now fastened.

In the World Court scene the shadow of the camera crane in visible as the camera zooms in on the podium.

When Kenji targets Ambassador Han, he rotates his rifle after having Lee in his scope.

At that range, the rotation degree would've clearly put the shot outside the building Ambassador Han and Lee were in.

In the traffic directing scene, the Mercedes hits a Monte Carlo, but in subsequent chase scenes, there is no damage to the Mercedes.

When the girls' car crashes in the alley while in pursuit of Kenji, the bullet holes in the windshield disappear.

In the car chase scene the back window of the taxi breaks and shatters everywhere, but in the next shot it is not broken.

'Franklin D.

Roosevelt' (qv) in Paris is not a tiny street in the popular 6th arrondissement but rather a large and avenue in the rich 8th arrondissement.

When Carter (disguised as Genevieve) steps out of the lift in the Eiffel Tower and cocks his automatic pistol, the sound produced is a second late and is recognizable as sound of a revolver being cocked Crew member briefly reflected in George's cab windshield when he drops off Lee, Carter, and Genevieve at the French ministry building.

When Carter and Lee are in the elevator in Paris, a dog lifts his leg on Carter and Lee says "Good girl".

Since it's lifting its leg he should have said "Good Boy" since it's obviously a male dog.

In the beginning of the movie, Carter (as a uniformed police officer) is seen directing traffic flow in Downtown Los Angeles just before the ensuing accidents he causes.

In the City of Los Angeles, however, the police officers of the Los Angeles Police Department do not direct traffic.

Instead, that job is assigned to traffic officers (noted by their brown-colored shirts, yellow safety vests, and white caps) of the Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT), not the LAPD.

When going into the restaurant in the Eiffel Tower, it is not possible for a taxi to drop you off at the door - there is no traffic allowed under the tower.

When Carter is sitting at the café (probably Café de la Paix) in front of the Opera House he sees the name Geneviève advertised on top of Théâtre des Champs-Elysées.

The theater is on Avenue Montaigne in the 8th arrondissement, a little less than 2 miles away.

In the opening scene, where Carter is directing traffic, at the second accident, the girl in the Mercedes hits an 80s era Monte Carlo, but when Carter is talking to her, he calls the other car an '81 cutlass.

They say that there are 13 names of the Triads' secret leaders on the back of Genevieve's head.

But if you look at it there are only 12 words on the back of her head.

In the attempted assassination scene with all the national flags, the British flag is upside down.

The Paris Commissioner announces himself as DGSE.

The DGSE is France's military and counterespionage wing.

It has nothing to do with internal security or police work.

He should have said Police Nationale, which runs Paris law enforcement and, as a subordinate of the Ministry of the Interior, handles matters involving foreigners.

When Carter and Lee have their first gun fight together, Carter runs out of bullets.

When Lee slides across the floor to 'load' him, a bullet is already present and visible, ready to shoot.

He never cocked the gun, or had time to, in order to load and shoot.

Jackie looks tired and old and Chris Tucker is about as funny as herpes in this third installment of ever diminishing returns.I don't mind suspending my disbelief in an action movie but not for the whole 90 minutes.

Another year, another instalment in the RUSH HOUR series. For what it's worth, RUSH HOUR 3 isn't so bad.

First off, I have to admit that Chan here, as Norman Bates' mother, "isn't quite himself today.".

It was really good to see these two back in action again. The chemistry that they have created.

This film starts off well enough but gets a bit boring quickly. Plus the plot is..

I am quite a fan of Jackie Chan movies – when they were made in Hong Kong during what I considered the golden age of Hong Kong cinema. However his Hollywood movies just do not seem to have the same class about them as his Hong Kong movies did.

Rush hour 3 is a joke, Rush hour 1 and 2 were far better than this piece of trash. I am huge fan of Chinese Chan and Black Guy Tucker but Rush hour 3 is a load of garbage and doesn't feel like a Rush Hour movie.

In my "Rush Hour 2" review, I pointed the issue of the film on one aspect- the lazy, clichéd script by Jeff Nathanson.And that very same issue is what plagues "Rush Hour 3", although on a far grander scale.

Rush Hour 3 is nothing but an unnecessary sequel to the "Rush Hour" franchise. The first two were good enough but now I feel like it went too far.