Watched them both back to back again the other day after not have seen them in years. Both feel about the same, as far a
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Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Rush Hour
sduck — 10 years ago(February 16, 2016 12:35 PM)
Watched them both back to back again the other day after not have seen them in years. Both feel about the same, as far as production quality, story-line, and comedy duo. But I thought Rush Hour was the funnier movie. Shanghai Noon, I just mainly felt lighthearted, while I genuinely did crack up on some scenes in Rush Hour.
As far as the sequels go, from what I remember I didn't like Shanghai Knight. Didn't like Rush Hour 2 the first time I seen it in theaters, then liked it more the second and third times I seen it afterwards. Rush Hour 3 was bad.
Just thinking about the comparisons because these are the only Jackie Chan movies were he does a duo. Don't think either Duo is better than the other, I just found Chris Tucker's delivery, lines, and situations funnier than what Owen Wilson had to work with, which was why Rush Hour was funnier to me.