Rush Hour Trilogy (Blu-ray)

Great product, fast shipping.

The DVD is new, and it plays clearly, the movie and the dialogue. Other DVD’s I purchased from Amazon play well also. The prices are more than reasonable.

What a great movie! Hilarious, light-hearted action and fun.

These are fun movies to watch. Great price too.

If you’re a Rush Hour fan, this Blu-ray set is a no-brainer. The visuals are insanely crisp, the colors pop, and Jackie Chan’s stunts look better than ever. Plus, Chris Tucker’s hilarious one-liners in HD? Chef’s kiss.The comedy and action still hit hard, and the chemistry between Jackie and Chris is pure gold. Every fight scene feels more intense, and the jokes land just as perfectly as they did back in the day.This set gives you all three films in stunning quality, delivering the nostalgia and fun of these classics like never before. If you want to laugh, cheer, and relive one of the best duos in movie history, grab this trilogy now. You’ll thank me later!

good movie.

I'm docking this three-pack one star because of the jewel case; instead of opening the jewel case to find three plastic pages, as I expected, or even slots molded onto the inside covers for one disc to sit, in partial view, one above the other, I found all three discs stacked, one directly on top of the other, in what appears to be a slot originally intended for only one disc. Upon closer examination and comparison, I discovered that the button labeled "Push," in the center of where the three discs rest, is taller than similar buttons in single-disc cases, but I would still prefer a case with three separate slots for each disc, so that I'd never be obliged to take one or two discs out to get to the one I want.Each disc comes with a commentary track by the Director, Brett Ratner; these commentary tracks on Rush Hour 2 and 3 each include dialogue with the Writer, Jeff Nathanson, as well as the Director. Most of the other Special Features seem designed to promote the Director, although there are bios and filmographies for other members of the crew and cast. These special features include other films, including a student film. If you can't afford to release your films when you're a student and/or too poor, why not release them when you're a big shot, directing stars such as Jackie Chan, right?Rush Hour has subtitles available, but only in English; Rush Hour 2 has subtitles available in English, Spanish, and French; Rush Hour 3 only has subtitles available in English and Spanish, which is odd, since a significant portion of the scenes take place in Paris.

I have received the blu-ray in good order and am very happy to have it on this format.