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Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker in...

Rush Hour

( Catalog Number ID5477LI )
(2.35:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc
Audio commentary by Director Brett Ratner
Isolated Score with commentary by Lalo Schifrin
Ranter's student film "What Ever Happened to Martin Reese"
Deleted scenes
Theatrical Trailer

Rush Hour
1998 - 98 min. - Color
Genre: Action
Rated PG
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
A box office smash, this film combines the comic stylings of funny-man Chris Tucker with the explosive action of superstar Jackie Chan. The two team up to battle the bad guys and, along the way, meet their fair share of dangerous situations.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Brett Ratner directed this action-comedy that found box-office success by teaming Chris Tucker with Jackie Chan performing his own stunts as per his earlier films. As the story begins, Hong-Kong supercop Lee's (Chan), detective savvy leads to the confiscation of $600 million in weapons, drugs, and Chinese art. When Hong Kong Chinese Consul Han (Tzi Ma), is sent on a diplomatic mission to Los Angeles, his 11-year-old daughter, Soo Young (Julia Hsu), is abducted by an international criminal mastermind. The FBI assures Han they will find the kidnappers and return her safely, yet Han only trusts his longtime friend and ally (also his daughter's beloved martial arts teacher) Inspector Lee, who immediately flies in to help. Unwilling to have an outsider interfere in their investigation, the FBI assigns rogue LAPD detective (and buffoon) James Carter (Chris Tucker) to the case. Hoping to impress the FBI, Carter enthusiastically reports for work but is dismayed to discover his real mission is only to keep Lee away from the case (read b-a-b-y-s-i-t-t-e-r). The arrogant Carter reacts by embarking on a one-man crusade to solve the case, but he must first distract Lee. It doesn't take Carter long before he realizes he has greatly underestimated his Hong Kong counterpart, who sees what's going on and slips away. Impatient FBI agents try to cast off these unwanted misfit cops, but with an assist from LAPD bomb expert Tania Johnson (Elizabeth Pena), Carter and Lee eventually confront the bad guys in a full-tilt action sequence. --- Bhob Stewart

Just when it seemed that buddy movies peaked with the Lethal Weapon franchise, Rush Hour high-kicked its way to box-office success. Due to its surprisingly new take on the action-comedy genre, the film pairs up the polar opposite Jackie Chan with motor-mouth Chris Tucker of Friday. The talkaholic Tucker proves to be the perfect complement to Chan's choreographed kicks and backflips. While the movie is constructed from typical elements, the two stars make for an entertaining and exciting team. Martial arts expert Chan has become famous for being his own stunt man and literally breaking every bone in his body. Rush Hour not only shows his ability to throw punches and scale walls, but there are several physical routines that rival the work of Charlie Chaplin. In one scene, Chan must ward off goons as he protects wobbling vases and does so with the grace of Buster Keaton and the moves of Chuck Norris. Directed by Brett Ratner, who proved that he can direct both Tucker and high-octane action segments in Money Talks, the film comes to life due to the onscreen chemistry between Chan and Tucker. While some may be offended by the Asian stereotypes and racial jokes, one can't deny that Rush Hour proves that a little humor and creativity can fuse new life into an ailing genre. --- Adam Goldberg

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Cast for Rush Hour

Jackie Chan - Detective Inspector Lee
Chris Tucker - Detective James Carter
Tom Wilkinson - Thomas Griffin
Elizabeth Pea - Tania Johnson
Philip Baker Hall - Capt. Diel
Mark Rolston - Agent Russ
Tzi Ma - Consul Han
Rex Linn - Agent Whitney
Ken Leung - Sang
Chris Penn - Clive
Julia Hsu - Soo Yung

Crew for Rush Hour

Brett Ratner - Director
Roger Birnbaum - Producer
Jonathan Glickman - Producer
Arthur Sarkissian - Producer
Jim Kouf - Screenwriter
Ross Lamanna - Screenwriter / Original Story
Adam Greenberg - Cinematographer
Lalo Schifrin - Composer (Music Score)
Mark Helfrich - Editor
Robb Wilson King - Production Designer
Thomas Fichter - Art Director
Leon Dudevoir - Executive Producer
Jay Stern - Executive Producer
Gary Jones - Musical Direction/Supervision
Sharen Davis - Costume Designer
Kim Ornitz - Sound/Sound Designer
Matthew Barry - Casting
Nancy Green-Keyes - Casting
Jackie Chan - Stunts Coordinator
Terry J. Leonard - Stunts Coordinator

Feature Details

Title: Rush Hour
Feature Release Date: 1998
Genre: Action
Rating: PG
Color: Color
Runtime: 98 Minutes
Chapters: 33
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 2.35:1
Playback Format: CLV

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Technical Details

LD Release Date: 20 Apr 1999
Catalog Number: ID5477LI
UPC: 014381547764
Manufacturer: Kuraray
Publisher: Image Entertainment

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 2
Cover: Jacket
Closed Caption: English
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: ID5477LI-N
Shipping Weight: 1 lbs
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Rare Factory-Sealed, DTS Surround Sound, Widescreen, LaserDisc Movie

Near-Mint Condition with a small corner fold

Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker in...

Rush Hour

( Catalog Number ID5477LI )
(2.35:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc
Audio commentary by Director Brett Ratner
Isolated Score with commentary by Lalo Schifrin
Ranter's student film "What Ever Happened to Martin Reese"
Deleted scenes
Theatrical Trailer

Rush Hour
1998 - 98 min. - Color
Genre: Action
Rated PG
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
A box office smash, this film combines the comic stylings of funny-man Chris Tucker with the explosive action of superstar Jackie Chan. The two team up to battle the bad guys and, along the way, meet their fair share of dangerous situations.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Brett Ratner directed this action-comedy that found box-office success by teaming Chris Tucker with Jackie Chan performing his own stunts as per his earlier films. As the story begins, Hong-Kong supercop Lee's (Chan), detective savvy leads to the confiscation of $600 million in weapons, drugs, and Chinese art. When Hong Kong Chinese Consul Han (Tzi Ma), is sent on a diplomatic mission to Los Angeles, his 11-year-old daughter, Soo Young (Julia Hsu), is abducted by an international criminal mastermind. The FBI assures Han they will find the kidnappers and return her safely, yet Han only trusts his longtime friend and ally (also his daughter's beloved martial arts teacher) Inspector Lee, who immediately flies in to help. Unwilling to have an outsider interfere in their investigation, the FBI assigns rogue LAPD detective (and buffoon) James Carter (Chris Tucker) to the case. Hoping to impress the FBI, Carter enthusiastically reports for work but is dismayed to discover his real mission is only to keep Lee away from the case (read b-a-b-y-s-i-t-t-e-r). The arrogant Carter reacts by embarking on a one-man crusade to solve the case, but he must first distract Lee. It doesn't take Carter long before he realizes he has greatly underestimated his Hong Kong counterpart, who sees what's going on and slips away. Impatient FBI agents try to cast off these unwanted misfit cops, but with an assist from LAPD bomb expert Tania Johnson (Elizabeth Pena), Carter and Lee eventually confront the bad guys in a full-tilt action sequence. --- Bhob Stewart

Just when it seemed that buddy movies peaked with the Lethal Weapon franchise, Rush Hour high-kicked its way to box-office success. Due to its surprisingly new take on the action-comedy genre, the film pairs up the polar opposite Jackie Chan with motor-mouth Chris Tucker of Friday. The talkaholic Tucker proves to be the perfect complement to Chan's choreographed kicks and backflips. While the movie is constructed from typical elements, the two stars make for an entertaining and exciting team. Martial arts expert Chan has become famous for being his own stunt man and literally breaking every bone in his body. Rush Hour not only shows his ability to throw punches and scale walls, but there are several physical routines that rival the work of Charlie Chaplin. In one scene, Chan must ward off goons as he protects wobbling vases and does so with the grace of Buster Keaton and the moves of Chuck Norris. Directed by Brett Ratner, who proved that he can direct both Tucker and high-octane action segments in Money Talks, the film comes to life due to the onscreen chemistry between Chan and Tucker. While some may be offended by the Asian stereotypes and racial jokes, one can't deny that Rush Hour proves that a little humor and creativity can fuse new life into an ailing genre. --- Adam Goldberg

Thanks for Visiting DaDon's !

Reviews, Articles, Newsletter and Information for Movies on LaserDisc LD Laser Disc, LazerDisc.

Cast for Rush Hour

Jackie Chan - Detective Inspector Lee
Chris Tucker - Detective James Carter
Tom Wilkinson - Thomas Griffin
Elizabeth Pea - Tania Johnson
Philip Baker Hall - Capt. Diel
Mark Rolston - Agent Russ
Tzi Ma - Consul Han
Rex Linn - Agent Whitney
Ken Leung - Sang
Chris Penn - Clive
Julia Hsu - Soo Yung

Crew for Rush Hour

Brett Ratner - Director
Roger Birnbaum - Producer
Jonathan Glickman - Producer
Arthur Sarkissian - Producer
Jim Kouf - Screenwriter
Ross Lamanna - Screenwriter / Original Story
Adam Greenberg - Cinematographer
Lalo Schifrin - Composer (Music Score)
Mark Helfrich - Editor
Robb Wilson King - Production Designer
Thomas Fichter - Art Director
Leon Dudevoir - Executive Producer
Jay Stern - Executive Producer
Gary Jones - Musical Direction/Supervision
Sharen Davis - Costume Designer
Kim Ornitz - Sound/Sound Designer
Matthew Barry - Casting
Nancy Green-Keyes - Casting
Jackie Chan - Stunts Coordinator
Terry J. Leonard - Stunts Coordinator

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