Worst Scenes (Embarrassing, Cringe-worthy, Just Plain BAD, etc.)

The scene you mention is because there was the big idea of showing off as a racially cool film director. Let me explain this: Brett Ratner wanted a racially cool film, black and asians can friendly "insult" each others without causing problems because they are considered minorities and fear no harm from themselves but if it was a white that was differnt thing. So Whites, Blacks and Asians can go to the cinema and all have cool friendly fun with no harm or bad intentions to offend each other.
In any case, as you see he put a "French" actress with Afro background in the film.. In the first film there was no girl, in #2 the "bombs" were Isabela Molina and the Chinese Zhang Zihji (spelling?), now they've chosen a black one to make the black audience happy and show that there is equality from the Director of Rush Hour 3
this is my opinion at least to explain that "brother" broken-heart scene

haha i agree, but at the same time, I found it funny because it seems like they deliberately made that scene really cheesy.

Pretty much anytime that lady who was like "do you want to know a secret?" comes on. She was never developed and never really did anything.

"Yes, the middle of the movie were it got all dramatized when Lee told Carter that he's not his brother anymore and then that music started playing with the different scenes of Lee and Carter doing things on their own" -Ha, i thought that was funny, i think it was suppose to be funny, not serious. lol

"Yes, the middle of the movie were it got all dramatized when Lee told Carter that he's not his brother anymore and then that music started playing with the different scenes of Lee and Carter doing things on their own.

I just sat my hand on my forehead thinking this doesn't belong in a Rush Hour film, do they expect me to suppose to get emotional. lol.

Then the scene of Lee ordering some Fried Chicken and greens from room service, and Carter at a Chinese restaurant ordering I beleive some mushou. [] The whole scene was pretty cheesy. "



are you retarded...it was supposed to be corny on purpose with the corny music and the look back to the hotel you need a since of humor

Well they had to do something different from the other 2, something to be original from the others. I liked that part, it showed their fondness for each other.

"My cat can eat a whole watermelon!" - Ruben and Ed

Yeah, I didn't know whether they were being serious or not during the "I'm not your brother!" scene.

And if they were, well.....

This time, Effie White's gonna win.

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In my opinion:

-the nun scene. Funny but after 30 seconds, you wondered what happened to the punch line. In short, you wanted them to get to the friggin point already.

-George singing the National Anthem with Carter. Felt my nerves split in that scene.

But that was my only complaints really. Everything else I loved.

"I'm your huckleberry."-Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday in Tombstone

It was the part where, after Lee and Carter had just arrived in France, called a taxi, and after the driver said he didn't drive Americans, Carter pointed a gun to his head and said "SING THE NATIONAL ANTHEM RIGHT NOW!" (Or something to that effect.) Then he sung the first few lines in that loud, high voice of his and then the taxi driver started singing....

I literally had to look away. I couldn't take it.

Now, what was the Dojo?


This time, Effie White's gonna win.

Whitney was wrong. Children are no longer the future.

^Er, that one wasn't TOO unbearable. There were some worse ones.

One scene that was just creepy was when Carter was holding the gun to the guy's head and started counting down while everyone was yelling.

Somehow I kept feeling like Carter was actually going to kill the guy for no reason. (Something ELSE that wasn't in the first two.)

And then, all of a sudden, the nun comes up with the "What it is, dog?" or whatever it is she said....

Ugh.....



This time, Effie White's gonna win.

Whitney was wrong. Children are no longer the future.

Why is nobody mentioning the scene at the theater where the lights somehow direct themselves onto Jackie Chan (who was controlling them at that stage?) so he can swing in and perform that short musical number... That was embarrassing.

i actually thought the only fun line in the movie was from the previous post. almost everything else from the national anthems to musical numbers and to the point where carter starts singing kung fu fighting was very cheese and stupid.

Jake: She says he's pretty.
Joey: Yeah, well, you make him ugly.

It seems that most of the supposedly funny scenes have been picked up by someone as bad or unbearable.

They took almost 6 months to do the movie and at the end, we got to watch a half-baked production. It's a pity.

Er, was George the cab driver?

Or am I thinking of another character?


This time, Effie White's gonna win.

Whitney was wrong. Children are no longer the future.