Movie Description
A box office smash, this film combines the comic stylings of funny-man Chris Tucker with the explosive action of superstar Jackie Chan. The two team up to battle the bad guys and, along the way, meet their fair share of dangerous situations.
| Credits | | Producer: | Arthur M. Sarkissian, Jonathan Glickman, Roger Birnbaum | | Cast: | Chris Tucker, Christopher Penn |
| Details | | Edition: | Platinum Series | | Sound: | Stereo Sound |
Notes
DVD Features:
Region 1
Snap Case
Widescreen - 2.35
Audio:
Dolby Surround - English
Additional Release Material:
Audio Commentary - 1. Brett Ratner - Director
Deleted Scenes
Trailer - 1. Original Theatrical
Making-Of
Isolated Audio Track - 1. Music Score with Audio Commentary - Lalo Schifrin - Composer
Featurette
Short - 1. WHATEVER HAPPENED TO MASON REESE with Audio Commentary - Brett Ratner - Director
Music Video - 1. Dru Hill - "How Deep Is Your Love"
Interactive Features:
Interactive Menus
Scene Selection
Text/Photo Galleries:
Biographies - 1. Cast & Crew
Filmographies - 1. Cast & Crew
Editorial Reviews
"...It deserves to succeed..."
Sight and Sound - p.60-1 - Philip Kemp (12/01/1998)
"...Great....The start of a beautiful friendship and a rewarding Hollywood franchise between [Tucker and Chan]..." -- Rating: B+
Entertainment Weekly - pp.107-9 - Lisa Schwarzbaum (01/22/1999)
"...Twinkle-eyed martial arts melees..."
USA Today - p.3E - Susan Wloszczyna (09/18/1998)
"...[A] kick-happy buddy film....[Chan] makes a doleful expression and comedic physical grace take the place of small talk..."
New York Times - p.E12 - Janet Maslin (09/18/1998)
"...[Chan] is in fine form -- nimble, fun and reserved. It's the best acting he's done in a while, which makes it all the more exhilarating to watch him dance through the well-choreographed fight scenes..."
Box Office - Simon O'Ryan (11/01/1998)
"...Good-looking, well-paced....Ratner keeps the picture barreling ahead while showing off his stars to advantage. Chan humorously underplays to the hyper Tucker, leaving his fabled martial artistry to provide the razzle-dazzle..."
Los Angeles Times - Kevin Thomas (09/18/1998)
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