Parents need to know that the movie has a lot of action violence and comic peril. That means that the fight scenes are not very graphic. In almost cartoon-style fashion, characters get beat up badly and then are shown in the next scene without any wounds. School-age kids who see this movie may get unrealistic ideas about the consequences of fighting. The movie also has some strong language, sexual innuendo, and a massage parlor scene in which Tucker is allowed to choose from an array of girls and selects several of them.
Violence:Lots of action violence, not too gory; characters in peril, some killed.
Sex:Mild sexual references; visit to massage parlor.
This movie was very funny! This movie is a sequal to Rush Hour. It talks about how jackie chan who plays the caharacter Lee, and chris tucker who plays the character Carter,and how they face the most deadliest gang called the triads. Lee's father died to ricky tan and now lee tries to get revenge.
PLease I recommend ages 13+
Rushhour2 was a lot of fun, but not much of a story. It's filled with laughs and some great fighting scenes with jackie chan. Some of the scenes were unecessary and feelings were shallow.
This is a really good Jackie Chan film. Unlike the first one swearing and racism is completley toned down. There is only a tiny bit of blood shown unlike the first one. This movie has some great family friendly action scenes. The two main villians die but there is no gore involved. It is a really great kung-fu movie for kids 7 and up.
Just as good as the original, but perhaps aimed at a more mature audience.
The language isn't terrible, but it is strong at some points. The violence involves killing and lots of shooting, but isn't too bloody. There are also a few sexual remarks along with women wearing "revealing" outfits.