Would a 'Rush Hour' by Any Other Name Still Scream as Much?
OK, figure this one out:
1. Jackie Chan told MTV that he and Chris Tucker have agreed to do another movie together.
2. That movie will not be another Rush Hour.
The two statements seem a bit contradictory to me. Are they trying to say they'll invent a new dynamic between the two of them? I find that impossible to believe, and I don't think anyone would accept it if they tried. So is it just a new job? Chefs instead of cops? Because I've got news for you guys: if it's essentially the same characters as Rush Hour, but now they're chefs or whatever, that's still a Rush Hour. That's Rush Hour: Chefs.
Am I missing something, or is this really as stupid as I think it is?
Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker to Reunite for Non-'Rush Hour' Movie [
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