*the boys are back* Rush Hour 3 MOVIE REACTION (first time watching)

[@ariachanson01]

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[@kwanwallacephotography5145]

PLEASE PLEASE add BAD BOYS will smith martin lawrence great funny buddy cop film to the list like this you will love

[@bigdream_dreambig]

The Yu/Mi bit was an homage to the classic Abbott and Costello baseball sketch, "Who's on First?"

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

That sketch is comedy gold. X'DDD

[@dan_hitchman007]

I've said it before and I will say it again, Aria. Comedies are your thing. Seeing you laugh until you almost can't breathe and with a big smile on your face is a wonderful thing. 😊

[@ariachanson01]

😅💜

[@djwave1791]

@@ariachanson01OMG please do BAD BOYS trilogy next Martin Lawrence and Will Smith are so funny 😂

[@sprigg87]

33:31 Rush hour 1 Rush hour 2 Her reaction when Chris Tucker said it after she did was priceless

[@JJgibson1]

Check out the movies Bad Boys(1995), Bad Boys ll(2003), Bad Boys For Life(2020), and Bad Boys: Ride Or Die is coming out in June. I feel like they are similar to the Rush Hour movies but a little more adult style. Compared to Rush Hour being probably a little more kid friendly.

[@lorivera94]

That " Yu" part is a full on contagious laughter moment 😂

[@ariachanson01]

The best scene. I've watched it several times now and it makes me laugh just as much, every single time!!!

[@BigGator5]

"Shut up! You!" "Yes?" "Not you. Him! What's your name?" "Mi." "Yes, you." "I'm Mi." "He's Mi and I'm Yu." "And I'm about to whoop your old ass man because I am sick of playing games! You, me? Everybody's ass around here!" Fun Fact: Theatrical film debut for Catherine Ferrino. Location Location Fact: Portions of the "Tower Duel" sequence were filmed in the upper section of the Eiffel Tower. Other portions were replicated built sets. That's My Jackie Fact: Jackie Chan had a cracked sternum and bruises to his shins from his many stunts. In the credits, there is an outtake where Chan throws a table backwards with his legs into himself, accidentally. Blade Enthusiast Fact: In the Eiffel Tower fight scene, the Japanese Kenji (Hiroyuki Sanada) wields a Jian, a traditionally Chinese sword, and the Chinese Lee (Jackie Chan) wields a Katana, a traditionally Japanese sword. The Gefilte Cut Fact: In the airplane scene, Carter orders gefilte fish, a reference to a similar scene in Rush Hour 2 (2001) that never made the final cut, because of Chris Tucker's inability to pronounce the name of the dish at the time.

[@ariachanson01]

That part where Jackie Chan hit himself with the table looked really painful

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

Dragon Lady had some scary accuracy with those knives. Especially hitting the painting of Napoleon Bonaparte where the sun don't shine.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

El Pollo [pronounced poyo] Loco is a fast-food chicken chain in the U.S. Its name is Spanish for "The Crazy Chicken." Carter keeps saying it incorrectly in the movie, saying El Poco Loco instead which would mean "The Little Crazy One."

[@manuelruen]

0:04 Nope; they're coming out with a 4th one.

[@didonna1974]

Shanghai Noon and Shanghai nights are wonderful movies. One of the greatest Jackie Chan movies In my opinion is Rumble in the Bronx.

[@d.1.dx3thapain47]

I love ur reaction 😂

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

"You touch me again, you're gonna owe me dinner and a movie!!" 😅😂🤣☠️ On another note, the guy billed as the "Kung Fu Giant" in the end credits is a basketball player turned actor by the name of Sun Mingming, who stands at a frightening 7'9.

[@robertlombardo8437]

God. 7'9"? The guy can do a Kareem Abdul Jabbar skyhook without jumping!

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

@@robertlombardo8437 Right? Me being 6'5 and him at 7'9, I'd be a *LITTLE* scared to stand next to him.

[@pmr1049]

Hahahahaha your blooper reaction to rushour 1 and 2 in this was too perfect XD

[@lazyperfectionist1]

7:45 😊 Yeah. This scene's a cute exercise in wordplay and misunderstanding. _"He's_ Mi, and _I'm_ Yu." It's reminiscent of the Abbot-and-Costello skit "Who's on First." Have you seen it? "Let's see, now. Who's on first, What's on second, I Don't Know is on third-" "You the manager?" "Yes." "Well tell me the guy's names." "I'm _telling_ you their names." "Well who's on _first?"_ "Yes." "Well go ahead and _tell_ me." "What?" "The guy on _first."_ "Who?" "Yes." "The guy on first is Who." "What are you askin' _me_ for?" "I'm not _asking_ you. I'm _telling_ you. Who is on _first."_ "Only thing I want to know is what's the guy's name on first?" "Now _wait_ a minute.. What is on _second."_ "What?" "Yes." The skit is a _whole exercise_ in misunderstanding.

[@earledmondsjr789]

Great reaction 🔥💯💯🔥

[@markjuarez1791]

Aria, your reactions to comedies are the best. Seeing you laugh and smile is delightful. As far as other comedy movies go, are you interested in watching older comedies? From the 1930's, 40's, 50's or 60's? There are a lot of fun movies out there that I think you would enjoy, provided you haven't seen any before. Please let me know, I am most interested to find out. Keep the reactions coming!

[@ariachanson01]

I love watching older movies but I don’t think I’ve seen comedies from that time except for Charlie Chaplin movies🤔

[@markjuarez1791]

@@ariachanson01 Nice to know that. I've only seen a couple of Charlie Chaplin films, I'm a much bigger fan of Laurel & Hardy. Although they mostly made short subjects instead of feature films. Anyway, here is a list of comedy movies that I enjoy very much and I think you will too. Bringing Up Baby(1938), Some Like It Hot(1959), Barefoot In The Park(1967), The Odd Couple(1968), The Goodbye Girl(1977), Foul Play(1978), The Blues Brothers(1980), Arthur(1981), Tootsie(1982), Beverly Hills Cop(1984), Back To The Future(1985), When Harry Met Sally(1989), and House Sitter(1992). I know that's a big list, but they are all enjoyable, and you've already watched Airplane! & Ghostbusters. I hope that you will keep these movies in mind for the future. Thank you!

[@lilkacukisweet2198]

Lovely reaction

[@ariachanson01]

Shrek 4 would be very soon:))

[@lilkacukisweet2198]

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[@manuelruen]

8:53 Of course; the Hollywood stunt wires. 🤣

[@lazyperfectionist1]

21:30 😄 Well, _Carter's_ full of surprises, now _isn't_ he?

[@lazyperfectionist1]

21:45 Lee: "This is _my_ time to shine."

[@KennyMrTerrellThisIsTheWay2024]

Hi Aria ❤ I love watching your reaction to Rush Hour 3 and thank you for watching the bloopers 😂 I joined your laughing reaction the most and also just letting you know Jackie and Chris are making a Rush Hour 4 just don't know when but they said very soon and I will watch your reaction to Rush Hour 1 2 and 3 forever but thank you for watching those movies !!!

[@ariachanson01]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@KennyMrTerrellThisIsTheWay2024]

@@ariachanson01 Hi Aria 🙋🏿‍♂️❤ Thank you for noticing and I also like your reaction to aliens and Walle , toy story , and star wars , see you next video !!!🥰🥰🥰

[@DD00FF]

Please add The Fifth Element to your list, I think you would love it! 😀

[@Beardo2517]

She'll lose it over Ruby lol

[@DD00FF]

@@Beardo2517 Exactly 😀

[@nguyentamvu2226]

Thanks ma'am ❤🎉👍

[@lazyperfectionist1]

Well let me just tell you, _Shanghai Noon_ is an awesome movie as _well._ And it, too, has outtakes at the end. Indeed, for a while, I owned it on DVD, and that disc had the option to watch it with the _commentary_ track playing, and there, the voices in the movie were quieted so we could hear from the _director_ and the two lead _actors._ Now Jacki Chan has always marketed himself as the actor who does all his own _stunts._ In the commentary, Owen Wilson said he wants to be known as the actor who does _none_ of his own stunts. 🤷‍♂ _Shanghai Knights,_ though, was a miss. So much of the humor was just an allusion to Sherlock Holmes, and I can't help but think they would've benefitted by somehow finding a way to bring back Brandon Merrill. She's the lady who played our lead character's Sioux _wife._ She's a stunning _woman,_ but if you look her up, _Shanghai Noon_ is the _only_ acting credit in her filmography.

[@manuelruen]

12:37 That is Roman Polanski. He's a famous director and producer.

[@manuelruen]

11:05 They were interrogating him with intimidation.

[@supremedream1764]

Just to clarify, Shangi Noon is the first one and the whole film’s a buddy picture.

[@ariachanson01]

Thanks:)

[@supremedream1764]

@@ariachanson01 You’re welcome 🙂

[@lazyperfectionist1]

33:03 😖 _Ooh!_ That sounded like he _broke_ something.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

2:59 "After years of searching, I believe I've finally _located_ Shy Shen." 🤔 Why are you _telling_ everyone this instead of _apprehending_ her?

[@lazyperfectionist1]

10:46 "Lee, there's no _bullets_ in here!" What is up with the _guns_ in this scene? 🤷‍♂

[@MajinErick]

"You tell him, his mommas a H." 💀💀💀💀 Chris Tucker is hilarious.

[@neutral6941]

Watch rumble in the bronx and drunken master 1 and 2 and Mr nice guy and who am I.

[@vincentwilliams71]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Beardo2517]

Jackie Chan's Chinese Zodiac is a pretty good movie

[@Lord_Raptor]

Pollo loco means "crazy chicken"

[@ariachanson01]

Oh thanks:)

[@JStrange13]

It is also a fast food restaurant in the LA area.

[@aranerem5569]

Hello Aria

[@ariachanson01]

Hey

[@NonExpertKnowItAll]

Jackie Chan hated the Rush Hour movies. He also hates all his kids, because they don't live up to the standards of beating the shit out of themselves for shitty movies.

[@vincentwilliams71]

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