Rush Hour (1998) | FIRST TIME WATCHING

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[@glennwelsh9784]

Jackie Chan had done tons of movies before this and some of them like Rumble In The Bronx did see releases is the U.S., but Rush Hour was pretty much his official introduction to Western audiences. He's basically reached legendary status for being known for doing nearly all of his own stunts and supposedly breaking every bone in his body.

[@keyshawnbess572]

Rumor has it that Jackie said that if rush hour, was a flop that he would never attempt to do an American movie again. Luckily it was a massive success though.

[@jerbil9353]

Jackie Chan is a master martial artist, and ground-breaking at stunt work. When you say "he must have had a harness" you're thinking that because any ordinary modern Western actor would use a harness. But Jackie's an old-school Hong Kong cinema legend. You wouldn't believe the stunts he's done, without a harness.

[@talkshow69]

What most people don't understand about Carter is that he's arrogant, and uses his insecurity about his father's death as a reason for acting high and mighty. That all changes when he meets and works with Lee to rescue the consul's daughter, and gains respect for him as a partner and a brother figure. Of course that happens over the course of three movies, but this movie establishes the respect Carter has for Lee.

[@Sunsetjoy]

The Rush Hour-trilogy is one of Jackie Chan most known western movies, worth to mention. Shangai Noon (2000) and Shanghai Knights (2003) with co-starring Owen Wilson. But there are many Hong-Kong made actionfilm with him (he was around 140 film so far from the 70s). There are many HK-films with english dubs, the best, more funny ones are: Armour of God II (1991), Who Am I? (1998), Rumble in the Bronx (1995), The Legend of Drunken Master (1994),

[@nsasupporter7557]

Rush Hour 3 wasn’t good though

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

3 parts of this movie that really make me crack up laughing are: 1. When Carter starts dancing like Michael Jackson in the middle of the street after blowing the car up 2. When Lee and Carter are bonding and practicing disarming techniques while Edwin Starr's song "War" plays in the background 3. When Carter says "I know that ain't the bomb. Get that bomb away from me." Towards the end And trust me, the blooper reels for the remaining two movies are just as funny when it comes to the slip-ups with the dialogue.

[@peperino25]

Please react to the sequel *Rush Hour 2 (2001)* also i recommend you more Jackie Chan Movies : ★ - *Shanghai Noon* (2000) with *Owen Wilson* & *Lucy Liu* ★ - *The Tuxedo* (2002)

[@ONDAxHENNY]

Shanghai knights as well the sequel

[@TheWJimi]

The rush hour 2 blooper real is one of my all time favourites 😂

[@clevelandcbi]

Give This Is 40 bloopers a watch. Movie was okay but watching Melissa McCarthy getting Paul Rudd cracking up while never breaking herself is gold. Watched the movie once but the bloopers 100 times at least.

[@aTofuJunkie]

Melissa McCarthy is not even funny. I don't even know why she keeps getting work.

[@SliderFury1]

DAMN! He ain't gonna be in Rush Hour 3…

[@aTofuJunkie]

@@SliderFury1 Thanks for spoiling that. Keep it up!

[@Jay_Sullivan]

In the U.S., they typically wear harnesses. In China, they typically don't (or, at least, didn't back when Chan was making movies.) C4 doesn't actually blow up when shot.

[@billstein2]

Jackie was "parkour", before anyone knew what "parkour" was...

[@mrwidget42]

You may remember Kareem as a basketball player who was also ones of the pilots in "Airplane!".

[@HDThoreau_]

I think I can speak for most here... WE LOVE YOU SO MUCH BISS!!! Thank you for keeping a lot of us company and being incredible 😇

[@bandmaidfanATL]

Shout out to my homeboy, CT! One of the best comedy movies (and trilogies) ever, and best cop duo of all times.

[@Erin-pt2yw]

Please watch all three movies. The second one is arguably better than the first one!

[@jduncanandroid]

Biss doing he circus music after the explosion had me dying for at least 10 minutes straight, of me replaying it... rock on, girl!

[@henkebenke573]

Bloopers and jackie goes hand in hand. I think all of jackies movies have bloopers. Good work biss, hope you will do nr 2 and 3 aswell

[@nsasupporter7557]

“If I cut this wire… I blow up with you” lol 😂 nice, Bliss!

[@Zso-VIII]

"I know Jackie Chan is really appreciated for doing his own stunts" It's more than that, he's was originally Bruce Li's stuntman, and he then became an actor in his own right.

[@alwaysbreezy37]

I love this whole trilogy so much 🙌

[@wonder777warrior6]

Jackie Chan didn't 😅. I'm sure he loved working with the cast but he did not like the plot 😂.

[@nsasupporter7557]

I didn’t care for the 3rd movie though

[@BigGator5]

"DO-YOU-UNDERSTAND-THE-WORDS-THAT-ARE-COMING-OUT-OF-MY-MOUTH?" Fun Fact: Stuntman "Judo" Gene LeBell cameos as the cab driver.

[@BigGator5]

Gun Enthusiast Fact: Chris Tucker's handgun is a Beretta 92fs Inox and Jackie Chan's handgun is a Glock 17.

[@BigGator5]

Rotten Tomatoes Fact: This film inspired the creation of the website Rotten Tomatoes. Site founder Senh Duong is a big Jackie Chan fan and built the website to collect reviews for all of Chan's Hong Kong films as they were released in the United States. He coded the site in two weeks putting it up shortly before the release of this film. Rotten Tomatoes is now one of the most notable sources for movie reviews and its Tomatometer rating is used to judge a film's success and used in advertising and award promotions.

[@BigGator5]

That's My Jackie Fact: According to director Brett Ratner, this movie was the first movie to be released in the U.S. featuring Jackie Chan in an English-speaking role without any kind of dubbing. According to Ratner, before this movie, Chan always had his voice dubbed over in his English-speaking roles because of his uncertainty in speaking the language. However, Chan spoke in his real voice for his previous Hollywood films Battle Creek Brawl (1980), The Cannonball Run (1981), Cannonball Run II (1984), and The Protector (1985). For this movie, Ratner claims to have convinced Jackie Chan to forgo the dubbing, as it would lend to the authenticity of his character. Jackie Chan said the scene when his character first meets Chris Tucker's character was very similar to the first time the actors met in real life at the offices of the William Morris Agency. Chan said Tucker was talking so fast that after the meeting ended, Chan told his manager: "I don't understand any of the words coming out of his mouth!"

[@ernestitoe]

In the early 1960s, there was a "surfing" trend: movies about the California lifestyle, with young people surfing in the Pacific Ocean. The Beach Boys captured the feeling of surfing and the spirit of that time and place. There were several others composing and singing that type of song. The song on the radio is "Surfin' U.S.A.", released early in 1963. The song "War" was written by two composers who worked for the record label Motown. It was first recorded by The Temptations in 1969, but it was re-recorded the following year by Edwin Starr and became a big hit. It is Starr's version that Lee and Carter are dancing to. The usual way of saying thank you is "xiexie," but Carter said "xiexie ni." "Ni" means "you." It's a way of emphasizing the thank you.

[@indade]

If you wanna test the waters of a shorter cut, you could try the Sasha Calle Supergirl cut from the Flash movie. See if shorter hair works for your face shape.

[@marvinsarracino116]

I enjoyed your reaction to this movie! One of the best comedy duos around! I hope you watch the rest of this franchise! I love all of Jackie Chans early movies and I hope you watch some of them! You'll have to look them up. Also I love the end credit bloopers with Jackie Chan! Great stunt work! Luv ya Biss ❤️💛

[@fervidApathy]

Jackie Chan is a total badass. He does all his own stunts.

[@JPWick]

No, he doesn't.

[@cowzilla8]

@@JPWick Troll

[@JPWick]

@@cowzilla8 Yo mama

[@cowzilla8]

@@JPWick Ok child.

[@talkshow69]

Dude's gotten so many life threatening injuries all for realism and practicality and for our entertainment, which Keanu Reeves does in his movies. Wishing for a movie with Jackie Chan and Keanu Reeves.

[@georgeplimpton9429]

Shanghai Noon and The Forbidden Kingdom are good Jackie Chan movies.

[@markunderwood912]

SEEING YOU HEARING YOU LAUGH SEEING YOU SMILE MAKES MY DAY PLS NO APOLOGIS FOR YOUR ACSENT I THINK ITS ADORABLE❤❤

[@mikebrown7799]

Hi Miss Biss, great to see you reacting to the original Rush Hour!😊 The Rush Hour trilogy is very popular, and you can't go wrong reacting to the films. You called it picking out the main bad guy in this one. These are great buddy cop films with a large following. I believe "Rush Hour 2" is the most popular in the trilogy. People love the bloopers at the end of all three films! Great reactions to this very fun buddy cop film, Biss!!!🎬👏👏👏👏

[@crf122]

Rumble in the Bronx is a must watch

[@engokaihe9056]

Well.. You've started it😄Now you gotta finish the rest😂

[@Captainumerica]

Biscuit : "Much respect for Chickie Chan!" China : "Send the triad killers on her."

[@Guitarfailtastic2857]

29:39 Carter was able to neutralize the bad guy with the revolver still in it's ankle holster. what a good scene

[@stygggian]

To this day, Jackie says he didn't understand half of what was being said while this movie was being made 😅

[@HaDoOoShSmile]

It's soo much fun watching my favorite movies with u 😊❤

[@edsonnunez6531]

10:01, great dance moves Biss

[@michaelmills34]

You did so good on this, loved it!

[@TheBalty]

Super Cop is my favorite Jackie Chan movie...and Drunken Master. Love anything with Chris Tucker too funny

[@AceCorban]

I think she's challenging us in regards to comedy. She said she likes dark comedy. Very Bad Things. Before The Hangover, there was Very Bad Things.

[@clevelandcbi]

The actor who plays the main bad guy's name is Tom Wilkinson. He was in a movie called The Full Monty a year before this came out. Movie is about a group of out of work British men that decide to become strippers to make some money. Great actor, but I will always picture that movie in anything I've seen him in ever since.

[@anthonyvasquezactor]

He received his first Oscar nomination for playing a grieving father in "In the Bedroom", an amazing performance!

[@clevelandcbi]

@@anthonyvasquezactor I'll definitely give that a chance then. 👍👍

[@BlackieNuff]

Hahaha, I love how Bisscute say "Jackie Chan". 🖤 I love her accent.

[@fooddog45]

I haven't watched this movie in so long. Another Jackie Chan movie that I recommend is called "Jackie Chan's First Strike". It's an underrated movie.

[@woeshaling6421]

good instincts, jackie chan, sammo hung and the hong kong stunt teams directly inspired the parkour/free running movement. Before them, hong kong kung fu movies inspired the breakdancing movement of the 70's/80's.

[@DeadmanDave]

My favorite movie with Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker each.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

20:26 Biss, that was very astute. Good work.

[@neutral6941]

Watch rumble in the bronx and Shanghai noon and Shanghai knights and who am I and Mr nice guy and drunken master 1 and 2. All with Jackie Chan and watch the bloopers at the end of all his movies.

[@gm71757]

Such a great trilogy of movies... you'll have to watch the other two Rush Hour movies as well. :)

[@williambahe6232]

Legend of the drunken master, another great movie

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome reaction of my favorite movie!!!!

[@BobMartinsback]

RIP Tom Wilkinson, you made a great baddie.

[@Wile_E._Wolf]

C4 is fairly insensitive. It will not explode if hit, dropped, shot or even set on fire. It requires a high-velocity shockwave, such as a blasting cap/detonator. Movies love taking liberties with it however.

[@Wagoo]

Rush Hour 2 is great, too :)

[@bigp3006]

Enjoyed your reaction as usual. Jackie chan acted and did some training with legendary Bruce Lee.

[@cesarvidelac]

I can't blame you for not knowing Jackie Chan but he is a very important part of martial arts movies history himself. He even workeked as a stunt man in two Bruce Lee movies and has been working from the end of the sixties. This guy is a legend, try more movies from him in the future. Hugs!

[@petermendoza2572]

This is one of the best Buddy cop movies aside from the lethal weapons after this one you're gonna love rush hour 2 and 3, and Jackie Chan is one of the best martial artists/actors in movie franchise his other best movies are Twin Dragons, Legend of the Drunken Master, and Rumble in the Bronx.

[@svtinker]

Interview with a Vampire- Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Antonio Banderas

[@zsmate2526]

Jackie best side in the ending!

[@codar1937]

Similar in that its action comedy is Kindergarten Cop from 1990, with Arnold Schwarzenegger

[@BissFlix]

Thanks for watching

[@Jimmy_Phantom]

Check out Jackie's first major role in an American film, Battle Creek Brawl (aka The Big Brawl), from 1980..

[@lazyperfectionist1]

8:26 "What the _hell_ you think you doin' on this bus?!" What's with the gun, Carter? I _know_ you were not planning to _shoot_ this man, and it's basic gun safety that you make it a point to _never_ point your gun at someone or something you have no intention of _shooting._ Put that away.

[@elliotcontreras8540]

On the word of shishin means thank you in Chinese .

[@mrwulfgar2001]

Definitely a fun one, need more with bloopers at the end. Till the next one

[@lazyperfectionist1]

6:47 _"I'm Detective Carter. Do you speak-a any English?"_ What's with the raised voice, Carter? Your concern is that he might not speak _English, not_ that he's hard of hearing.

[@MrKINSM]

The second one is worth watching (I'd pass on the third). And you'd like both of his western films as well.

[@SMPUNK]

Besides the Rush Hour franchise one of my favorite Jackie Chan films is Rumble in the Bronx for sure.

[@gazb87yorkshiresalt48]

Two things 1. I love the way you say Beach 2. Don't cut your hair short flower. Great reaction to this, looking forward to Rush hour 2 😜🤙🇬🇧

[@ashenfang]

If you are willing to check out some of Jackie's older stuff, the Drunken Master movies are great For something not as old, Forbidden Kingdom was good and it has both Jackie and Jet Li

[@neutral6941]

Watch rush hour 2 and 3.

[@kevint1196]

Chickie Chan🤣🤣🤣

[@sweepist]

Rush hour is a nostalgic series for me ! Rush Hour 2 is usually regarded as the least liked one . I think you'd enjoy all three. The Best part is definitely the outtakes at the end though. Weapons-grade humor !! You can tell they were having a blast making it!!

[@MergatroidS]

Did you mean Rush Hour 3? Because many people like Rush Hour 2 just as much or even more than the first one. Rush Hour 3 got pretty bad reviews, though. It's objectively pretty bad. But I went into it with pretty low expectations and still find it hilarious.

[@Brent_P]

It was the green one 🤪

[@markunderwood912]

Hi sunshine from Sheffield Yorkshire England well i think you have a similar sence of humour as me so i i think hope you love this and find it as funny as i do

[@IRISHERETIC]

Just as Hollywood will always depict Russia in a bad light, they'll always make China seem spectacular.

[@kevinray5755]

jackie did his own stunts

[@BlackieNuff]

You will probably enjoy the entire trilogy : [1998-SEP-18] RUSH HOUR [2001-AUG-03] RUSH HOUR 2 [2007-AUG-07] RUSH HOUR 3

[@elliotcontreras8540]

The beach boys is a 1960 song that could be for the beach in the 60s and it is America's Best song that everybody can hear it and everybody loves them.

[@mrnice81]

WTH are you on? Is it perscription free? You should take less... pretty much everything you wrote was wrong.

[@elliotcontreras8540]

@@mrnice81 really like how, how would I wrote something wrong , what something I did wrong actually?

[@BlackieNuff]

ROFL! Carter's "quick credentials" looks like the dude from Police Academy that makes all the sound effects.

[@jeffjaeger739]

it's hard to go wrong with Jackie Chan! may I also suggest Shanghai Noon and maybe The Tuxedo?

[@BlackieNuff]

17:06 DON'T YOU DARE CUT YOUR HAIR! It's too beautiful!

[@Mandalore1999]

Drunk rn 😂😂😂 but just gotta say this reaction is great. Really funny movie. Glad you liked it. It’s great

[@scottallen6160]

👋 Hi! I always love watching your videos because I always feel better after. I first subscribed (awhile ago) because your cute (Bisscute) but quickly realized, you make me laugh, every video. You are still the only person to ever make me laugh at Jaws. Thank you for the laughs.. you’re still cute though. 💕🥰🌹

[@markunderwood912]

THE 1st and 2nd 1 i love but the 3rd 1 is ok but not as funny as 1 and 2 but has a goog story so enjoy and yhank you for doing what you fo

[@grahamsangster1042]

I remember in 1st year 13yr old and I was upset about a girl but so was one of my friends haha he put on the beach boys album 😮 there were some tears while belting oot the sangs 😂

[@alejandromartinez1766]

Great reaction to one of Jackie Chan's best movies. is a classic film of the so-called "buddy cop" genre: a couple of mismatched police officers who solve a case and end up as friends. Recommendations of similar films for future reactions Miss Bisscute: Rush Hour 2 AND 3, the complete saga of Lethal Weapon (4 films with Mel Gibson), Tango and Cash (with Silvester Stallone) and the last boy scout with Bruce Willis. You Will like them 😊

[@lloyderc]

Most of this comedy was they come up with on the spot. They where great together .

[@fiorosualex]

can't wait for you to watch the next two Rush Hour movies. Beast trilogy.

[@placebo5466]

The way you say Chickie Chan is adorable.

[@cliveklg7739]

Beach Boys are probably one of the most famous bands from their era. And a shoulder length bob cut would look nice on you.

[@grandgnd]

Elizabeth Pena (Johnson) is great in Jacob's Ladder 1990 starring Tim Robbins (Shawshank)

[@wonder777warrior6]

If u like jackie react to the drunk master.

[@mikedoskitomen1991]

Roses are red, violets are blue, if I cut this wire, I will blow up with you 😂😂😂😂. That was funny. Subscribed to your channel for a year now and I love your reactions. I am looking forward to your reactions to part 2 and 3 of rush hour. Seasons greetings 🎉

[@andrewmadderra]

Ngl...it would be Hilarious if Biss was trying to say Brush my Teeth....but instead came out.. "Brush my Tits"...😂🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Destro7000]

Watch Rush Hour 2 & 3 obviously.

[@level30paladin70]

Hope you enjoyed it.

[@LastReplays]

YOU FINALLY WATCHED IT!! YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!

[@vladvitalov]

I love the way she says "rrrrrr" :D

[@zhorenlogg]

You should definitely check Jackie's older movies

[@Majic2657]

Thanks Biss that was fun❤❤

[@strongplanted]

! I love this movie. Glad you enjoyed it. You should try Rush Hour 2.

[@kirkmatsuyama6176]

Recommend: You probably have seen this, but since it is close to Xmas, how about the movie Serendipity. I love the performances. One of my favorites. 😊😊❤❤

[@Napoli85]

You need to make a shirt that says "It's always the red wire" 😂

[@Tehui1974]

For your information, your level of English is excellent. You have a slight accent, but that just adds a bit of charm. I speak a second language at an advanced level, and it took a lot of work and immersion to reach that point, so I know how much work you must have put into your English. I look forward to your next video!

[@johng482]

I know a lot of people didn’t like it, but Around the World in 80 Days with Jackie Chan was very funny.