“Same old Lee. Same old Carter. Whole new world of trouble.”

In Rush Hour 4, the legendary duo is back — older, not necessarily wiser, but just as explosive. Chief Inspector Lee (Jackie Chan) and Detective James Carter (Chris Tucker) reunite when an international crime syndicate threatens to unleash chaos across three continents. The twist? The syndicate is led by an elusive tech mastermind — played by Awkwafina — and backed by a deadly enforcer (Donnie Yen), a ghost from Lee’s past.

From the bustling streets of Tokyo to the rooftops of Paris and the alleys of New York, Lee and Carter must chase leads, dodge assassins, and navigate international politics — all while arguing like brothers and cracking jokes at every turn.

Highlights:

Jackie Chan’s stunt work is still jaw-dropping, blending traditional martial arts with improvised objects in slick new locations.

Chris Tucker brings the charm, rapid-fire comedy, and unexpected heart.

Donnie Yen adds intensity and gravitas as a mysterious warrior with a personal score to settle.

Awkwafina surprises with her blend of villainous genius and quirky menace.

A nostalgic, action-packed return that honors the past while giving the franchise a fresh international pulse. Rush Hour 4 proves that even after 25 years, some partnerships are just too iconic to retire.

Carter: “You speak ten languages and still don’t know how to say ‘let me drive’!”

Lee: “Because you crash every time!”