“When the world needs saving, there’s only one duo crazy enough—and hilarious enough—to get the job done.”
“Rush Hour 4” (2026) brings back the iconic buddy-cop duo for another wild ride, proving that some partnerships—and some comedic magic—never get old. Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker reunite as Chief Inspector Lee and Detective James Carter, delivering a fast-paced mix of action, humor, and globe-trotting adventure.
This time, Lee and Carter find themselves embroiled in an international conspiracy when a powerful tech mogul is kidnapped in Hong Kong. The trail leads them across Asia and Europe, where cybercrime, martial arts assassins, and high-speed chases test their loyalty and wits. Amid explosive action sequences, the two bicker and banter like old times, reminding audiences why they’re one of cinema’s most beloved duos.
Director Brett Ratner returns to helm the franchise, blending dazzling fight choreography with slapstick comedy. Jackie Chan, despite being older, still stuns with inventive stunts and acrobatics, while Chris Tucker’s rapid-fire humor keeps the laughs rolling. Their chemistry remains electric, infusing even tense scenes with infectious energy.
Beyond the laughs, “Rush Hour 4” explores how Lee and Carter’s friendship has matured over the years. The film balances nostalgia with fresh stakes, introducing younger characters who challenge the veterans while paying homage to classic moments fans love.
Ultimately, “Rush Hour 4” is a crowd-pleasing sequel that recaptures the franchise’s magic while injecting new life into its formula. It’s a thrilling reminder that, no matter how dangerous the mission, Lee and Carter are unstoppable—so long as they’re together.
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