Don't listen to the negative reviews

There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

I miss this good little TV show. It was at least as good at "MacGyver" and "Lethal Weapon", which get better promotion. Another good TV show canceled after only one season before it had a chance to catch on. It had action and humor and a good cast of characters who interacted well, with some good guest character actors and villains. I guess that it can't be bought or brought back. I liked the blue Chevy SS convertible and the attractive babes, although we have all seen some of the same Los Angeles street and warehouse scenes on our movie and TV screens. If I like a TV show, it seems to be the kiss of death from me. Not to whine, but I'm trying to peck out ten lines, so that I can submit this and then quit. No, I'm not screaming because "Rush Hour" lacked serious social significance and meaning with heavy messages, the crimes and criminals and police procedures being educational and entertaining.

Just watched the pilot of the TV adaption of the 1990s classic "Rush Hour" what a waste of time! The show does not try to be it's own thing and rehashes classic scenes from the original film only much much worse. The chemistry between this iteration of Lee and Carter is non existent and the actors try their best to replicate Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker's version of these characters, but miss the mark reminding you that this has been done better before.The comedy used in this show is again a rehash of the first film. All the jokes are taken almost directly from the original script only delivered poorly and without the same intensity.The fight choreography is pretty good for a TV show but pale in comparison to the mastery we have seen by the great Jackie Chan.TL:DRRush Hour 2016 - 4/10This pilot is a constant reminder that the far superior version has already been done and seen before. Go re-watch Rush Hour 1 and 2

I didn't really like the first episode because it seemed like a bad remake of Rush hour 1. Most TV series take about 2-3 episodes to get into and I have disliked a pilot before but got hooked on a show after giving it another chance few times before. Rush hour is funny, a bit exciting and has good production value. I'm 3 episodes in and liking it more and more.1 2 3Give this show a chance and don't judge it based on the movies. This is it's own thing and should be judged as so.

There's a lot of hate on IMDb for this series, but you know, it's not all that bad. It's a standard buddy cop series, a little dim-witted humor, a bit of banter, "special" moments, shooting and fighting. It's nothing you haven't seen a million times before, but at the same time, it's nothing haven't seen done much worse before.I think the problem people have is they're comparing it with the movies. Obviously this movie's attempt at Jackie Chan-style fight scenes is going to be pretty disappointing, but they do try, and I've seen worse fights on TV. And quite honestly, I never totally connected to Chris Tucker and kind of like the TV guy better. And while the series is quite inferior to the first movie, and somewhat inferior to the third, it's really no worse than the second.This is not to say that I play to keep watching. I saw 3 episodes, and they were all okay, and if there wasn't much else to watch on TV I would watch more, but truthfully, even among mindless TV series, you can do better than Rush Hour.But it's fine.