Customer Ratings & Reviews

Man, how long I have waited for this set to come out? The third film came out on BluRay way back in 2007, the first one back in 2009 and the second film delayed time and time again until this set came out last year (I don't know why, since several countries had the second film on BluRay years before this release, and is sadly not available by itself in the States). I was going to buy the first and third film on BluRay several times, losing hope on this film coming out, but luckily I persevered with my 4-disc DVD set and my patience has paid off! For a quick rundown of the series, its about the adventures of 2 mismatched cops (Jackie Chan & Chris Tucker) who take on crime, wisecrack and fistfight, all while listening to classic tunes (Trust me, its the quickest way to explain the trilogy this way). All of the films have their fun, with the films release order is my placement on favorites, with each film having their flaws but 90 minutes of comedy, action and beautiful locations. They entertain, nothing more, nothing less and that is a-okay in my book. AV quality for the films are as follows: Rush Hour: Not the best of the bunch, but still looks great, but could use a nice 4k remaster, along with the rest of the films. The soundtrack is a terrific 7.1 DTS-HD track, with every gunshot, punch, explosion and Beach Boys song coming through loud and clear. Rush Hour 2: A step up from the first film, it looks phenomenal (WB did a 2k remaster way back in 2014) but yet again a 4k remaster would be superior. The soundtrack, only in 5.1 DTS-HD, is still fantastic and carries the same benefits as the first film, just two less speakers. Rush Hour 3: The oldest transfer of the bunch, it still looks fantastic and the audio, a 7.1 DTS-HD track is equally as great. Extras are very plentiful, spread across 5 discs and are as follows: Rush Hour: 2 audio commentaries (Director Brett Ratner on track #1; #2 with composer Lalo Schifrin), a 40-minute making of featurette, a short film from Ratner with optional commentary, 2 music videos with commentary from Ratner, deleted scenes & a trailer. Rush Hour 2: A commentary (Director Brett Ratner & writer Jeff Nathanson), Focus Points (Several featurettes shown through the film and a short film from Ratner with commentary), multiple making of featurettes, deleted scenes with optional commentary from Ratner, outtakes and the trailer Rush Hour 3: (Disc 1) A commentary with director Brett Ratner & writer Jeff Nathanson, an enhanced video commentary with the same duo (Literally the same track, just with video along with storyboards and CGI before and after effects) and the films trailer.(Disc 2) Starting off is the Making of Rush Hour 3, a 90-minute documentary split in 5 parts, that is probably one of the best ones ever made, Le Rush Hour Trois: Production Diaries, is several on-set video diaries totaling over one hour in length, outtakes, deleted scenes with optional commentary and a Visual Effects Reel. There is also a bonus disc with a retrospective on the series with interviews with Jackie Chan & Brett Ratner (No Chris Tucker? No interviews with the composer or writers or etc? Wasted potential WB) that is nice and neat. Overall, this is a nice set with a lot of the extras from the DVD's, good AV specs and a nice compact package and interesting artwork and for the price is a great deal if you need some action and comedy in your life. Totally recomended.

All three movies together, amazing value. Best deal

I grew up watching the Rush Hour movies so I had to get the trilogy. The movies are a great mix of action and comedy and would highly recommend them of you haven't seen it. Also the cover art is cool.

3 excellent action flicks in one tight package. Way cool!

Meh is all I can really say about this franchise first is good but not that memorable the second is a little underwhelming but ok and the third is just there I do recommend it if you like buddy cop movies

Excellent price for all 3 movies. Great movies. Funny and full of action.

Movie collector another to the shelf, the price was on discount so worth it

All action and commady throught this movie. Recommend it to everyone.

I haven't watched the 1 & 2 in a long time but I have to say they were hilarious and they are a must have. The third was good too except the ending felt like it was missing an actual end.

Great set comes with all 3 movies. My husband has been wanting to buy this and it was finally in stock when we went in. It was on sale we paid around $17 not bad for 3 movies!

Almost teared up when I saw this on the shelf. Such a great series! Here's hoping they do a part 4. All three movies in beautiful HD for a ridiculously good price. So much thanks!

What can i say. A great collection to add to your movie collection I got all 4 movies for a very good price at best buy. There’s a great selection to choose good tittles like this one

Good quality. Image is superb. The sound in my home theater is amazing.

When you get these two together it creates a comedy couple.This movie has action as well as comedy.This movie,i think,is a classic to be enjoyed as a traditional holiday.

Excellent movie packed with excitement! I loved watching

A classic movie don't really see both actors in alot of new movies

It has all the rush hour movies. In on collector's set

Great trilogy with great action and fight scenes. Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker have such great chemistry together. Thats what makes these movies work so well.

Funny And Action Packed Laugh Out Loud Crime Fighting

No, this is no the best movie or franchise out there, but it's a fun trillogy. The video looks great in bluray. other than that, there isn't much to talk about.