Rush Hour

Three films, one television series nobody remembers, and a fourth film that has been almost happening since 2007.

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Where to start with Rush Hour

Three films in order and nothing else required. The 2016 television series is a reimagining with different actors in the same two roles and it is not connected to the films, so it neither needs them nor adds to them.

  1. 1
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    1998. A Hong Kong inspector and an LAPD detective who cannot stand each other.

  2. 2
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    2001, and the best-liked of the three.

  3. 3
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    2007, in Paris, and the last of them so far.

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The Films

  • Rush Hour 1998
  • Rush Hour 2 2001
  • Rush Hour 3 2007

The Series

  • Rush Hour 2016, 1 season, 13 episodes

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