Rush Hour 2 ReviewAuthor Jay Carr wrote a review for Rush Hour 2. He thought this movie had a weak plot. The film wasn't very interesting. One of the best things about Rush Hour 2 was that it was action-packed and very exciting to watch. Carr thought this film was the best of the summer 2001 sequels. Carr wrote in his review that Chan and Tucker were unfamiliar with the way they worked together and no one knew what they were capable of until Rush was released. Hour. Now people know what they have together, they can count on each other and are more comfortable with each other's work. Things can get better in this movie. Carr also mentions that Chan is action-packed and that Tucker is motor-mouthed and funny. Chan performs many stunts and Tucker has his hilarious mouth. Carr noted that Rush Hour 2 was influenced by the film Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Zhang Ziyi plays the character who is a formidable fighter and presents a wonderful contrast between a sweet girl look and brutal fights. Carr talked about the acting. He said his performance as Zhang Ziyi had been described as explosive. He explained that John Lone was a good evil mastermind. He mentioned that Roselyn Sanchez was a plus as an undercover government agent. Carr says a second sequel, Rush Hour 3, could be expected after that. There are a lot of things left out of this review that should have been mentioned. First thing, the staging. Jay Carr doesn't mention how successful Brett Ratner is as a director. More could have been said about how camera angles were taken into account. The types of close-ups or angles used during scenes should be discussed in this review. The sound of this film must also be mentioned. In the action of this film, sound is very important. Sound is very important in every movie, but especially in this one, because of the punches, kicks, etc. None of this is discussed. Another thing missed in the review was the special effects. Special effects are also an important part of a film. What cannot be done during filming can be inserted by computer, and without this it may be difficult to make some films.