Jackie Chan Once Said He Really Hate the Movie 'Rush Hour'

As one of the world's most recognizable Asian actors Jackie Chan had appeared in more than 100 films over the last 40-plus years, Jackie Chan's action is often flee to the challenges of life and he was the highest achievement after the martial arts star Bruce Lee.

Up to now, Jackie Chan has filmed many classic movies, and even in today’s hyper-hyphenated Hollywood,, but actually, the movie that put Jackie Chan in the major leagues in the United States is the film ‘Rush Hour’ which had achieved commercial success and incorporate elements of martial arts, humor, and the buddy cop subgenre.

  

But as the main character of the film ‘Rush Hour’, Jackie Chan once expressed that he wasn’t a fan of this successful action comedy franchise "Rush Hour." He said when he made the first installment of the "Rush Hour" series in 1998 he only wanted to test the U.S. market and didn't have high hopes.

Jackie Chan said he felt very disappointed after finishing the film because he felt that it was a movie he didn't appreciate and he also did not like the action scenes in this movie, he thought the style of action was too Americanized and he could not understand the American humor.

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Nonetheless, "Rush Hour" was Chan's first movie to break $100 million at the U.S. box office, earning $141 million, "Rush Hour 2" made $226 million and "Rush Hour 3" has earned $137 million so far.

Fortunately for us, the fan reaction to the film 'Rush Hour'was so strong that Jackie Chan was convinced to come back.