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

posted 18 years ago by The_Bookreader
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I can say for the most part that I enjoyed this film, although there is NO way it beat out the first and second ones.

Still, I have to admit that one or two scenes had me(literally)putting my hands and jacket over my face.

Probably the worst was Soo Yung's lines: "You made me a promise..."

Ick!

And the National Anthem part just made me to run out of the theatre.

Did anyone else have some parts that were tough to watch?

(BTW, this isn't bashing. I actually LIKED the movie. It was some of the parts IN the movie I didn't like.)

This time, Effie White's gonna win.

Whitney was wrong. Children are no longer the future.

[–] TwoMushrooms 16 years ago

The fact that during the "climatic" end fight, all the bad guys fight with bare hands/swords. The AFTER the two main baddies (Chan's brother and female assassin) have been killed, THEN suddenly the henchmen appear with firearms. Really? They did not think of using those 5 minutes earlier?

Tucker's "funny" moments, like everytime he bursts into song. Enough already...

Chan being lowered on a swing while singing in that French theatre.

The whole Franch cab drivers wish to become an American. Que?

Chan's acting in certain key moments... "No, I can save you..!"

The "surprise" villain... what a shocker.

"What I do in public is my own business, damn it."

[–] omoxus 15 years ago

The ending.

Im the Alpha and the Omoxus. The Omoxus and the Omega

[–] RomeoKnight 14 years ago

Jackie Chan singing in the nightclub. I had to fast forward that scene. It was that embarrassing.

[–] megaskunk 14 years ago

that one is bad.

But I have actually just one part that makes the whole movie a bad total experience. The whole ending- fighting on the Eiffel-Tower, to jumping down from it, falling on sort of a trampoline-grate, to parachuting to safety with a flag.

Kills the movie for me. Without the last 20 minutes I quiet enjoy the movie

[–] omoxus 12 years ago

The dialogue in the hospital after the assassination attempt. It seemed like Chris was off a bit.

Im the Alpha and the Omoxus. The Omoxus and the Omega

[–] HEYitzED 12 years ago

What I wanna know is how Chris Tucker went from being so hilarious to so awkward and cringe-worthy in this movie. Loved him in RH1 and 2, Money Talks, and Friday, but in this almost everything he did was annoying. Like the national anthem for example. It was hilarious in RH2 when he was singing Michael Jackson, but whenever he sings in this it just makes me wanna facepalm. I think not being in a film for six years made him rusty.