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[thebobmaster]

A ★★★½ review of Rush Hour (1998)

“Fifty million dollars? Who do you think you kidnapped, Chelsea Clinton?” This film didn't have a very troubled production, but there were a few interesting elements to it. Initially, the screenplay was sold to Hollywood Pictures, a subsidiary of the Walt Disney Company, with Brett Ratner...

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[BrawlMan]

A ★★★½ review of Rush Hour (1998)

“Fifty million dollars? Who do you think you kidnapped, Chelsea Clinton?” This film didn't have a very troubled production, but there were a few interesting elements to it. Initially, the screenplay was sold to Hollywood Pictures, a subsidiary of the Walt Disney Company, with Brett Ratner...

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Let me know when you get to the Drive (1997). You will thank me later. You will notice similarities Rush Hour has to Drive (1997)

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[thebobmaster]

A ★★½ review of The Return of Jafar (1994)

“You’d be surprised what you can live through.” Like too many future Disney sequels, this began as a pilot for a television series, although that series actually did end up getting made. This was in fact intended to be a television special to lead into the series proper, but producer Tad Stones...

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[Johnny Novgorod]

The Instigators

Just about every Apple TV movie that I watch looks like a fake thing that would play in the background of an actual movie. And this guy made Bourne Identity! What the hell. Ok, and that Road House remake.