Jackie Chanhas had a cross-cultural appeal for several decades in the movie industry. The Hong Kong-born star began his career in his birthplace when he was eight years old, acting in the 1962 filmBig and Little Wong Tin Bar. He later starred alongside martial arts legend Bruce Lee in 1972’sFist of Fury.Chan’s other filmsfrom the 1970s includedChinese Hercules,Facets of Love,Fist to Fist, andThe Golden Lotus.
However, it was not until the 1980s that Chanmade his Hollywood debut in a movie calledBattle Creek Brawl(also known asThe Big Brawl). This was the American audience’s first introduction to Chan, who would become a bigger star in the ’80s and ’90s, acting in key films likePolice Story. Chan’s name is ubiquitous throughout Hollywood and continues to contribute his talents to franchises such as theKung Fu Pandamovies. Now, another one of his key franchises is doing well on streaming.
Rush Hour And Its First Sequel Are Doing Well On Netflix
TheRush HourMovies Are Iconic In Chan’s Career
Rush HourandRush Hour 2are now succeeding on the streaming charts.Rush Hourwas first released in 1998, introducing Chan’s Hong Kong inspector, who worked with an L.A.P.D. detective (Chris Tucker) to solve a kidnapping case and arrest a dangerous crime lord. The action comedy was followed up by a sequel in 2001. Both movies have become iconic parts of Chan’s career, andremain cult classic action films to this day.
Jackie Chan’s Rush Hour Movies, Ranked Worst To Best
Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker’s Rush Hour trilogy is one of the most popular buddy action franchises, but how do they rank alongside each other?
Exhibiting their long-term appeal, the first twoRush Hourmovies have been doing well on Netflix.Rush Houris currently sitting in the no. 3 spotin the United States today (January 10), withRush Hour 2in the no. 6 position. This represents growth for the sequel film, which was in the no. 10 spot on January 9. The original movie also rose from being in the no. 5 spot on January 8 and the no. 9 spot on January 7.
Our Take On Rush Hour’s Netflix Success
Rush Hour 3 Could Be The Next List Charter
The fact thatRush Hourhas steadily climbed and has now been joined byRush Hour 2is a good sign for the franchise. Viewers were interested enough in the 1998 movie to go back for the sequel.Rush Hour 3is also available on Netflix, so ifRush Hourand its first sequel keep rising on the Netflix charts, I would not be surprised if the third film follows suit, as people want to catch the end of one ofChan’s best franchises. Plus, this could open up discussionsabout a potentialRush Hour 4since there hasn’t been a new installment since 2007.
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Jackie Chan
Jackie Chan is a Hong Kong actor, martial artist, and filmmaker known for his acrobatic fighting style, comic timing, and innovative stunts. He gained international fame through films likePolice StoryandRush Hour, blending action and humor, and is celebrated for his contributions to martial arts cinema.
