Rush Hour 3 is bringing trouble to Tubi
Carter and Lee take their partnership to Paris, where the fights are fast and the jokes land even faster.
Remind MeSome action comedies run on explosions. Rush Hour 3 runs on timing, attitude, and the beautiful certainty that Carter and Lee will turn any international crisis into a deeply inconvenient buddy trip.
This time, the trail leads to Paris, where the Triads, family history, and one very loud American detective collide under the Eiffel Tower’s shadow. The fun is in watching two partners who know each other too well still find brand-new ways to test each other’s patience.
Rush Hour 3 is coming soon to Tubi, and it is the kind of arrival that rewards anyone who likes their crime stories with punchy fights, sharp banter, and a little vacation chaos on the side.
The Cast
Chris Tucker
Tucker returns as Detective James Carter with the volume, confidence, and timing that make Carter feel like a one-man disruption machine. In Paris, his nonstop mouth becomes both a survival tactic and a weapon, especially when the case starts moving faster than his plans.
Jackie Chan
Chan brings Chief Inspector Lee back with the calm focus Carter absolutely does not have. His fight scenes still carry that signature mix of grace, impact, and physical wit, giving the movie its cleanest action rhythm whenever the chaos starts flying.
Hiroyuki Sanada
Sanada plays Kenji, a figure tied to Lee in a way that gives the movie a sharper personal edge. He brings quiet menace and discipline, making the conflict feel less like another assignment and more like unfinished history walking into the room.
Noémie Lenoir
Lenoir plays Geneviève, whose presence pulls Carter and Lee deeper into the Paris underworld. She gives the movie a glamorous, high-stakes spark, the kind of character who makes everyone around her realize they know less than they think.
“Pack light, talk fast, and try not to start an international incident.”
Sneak Peek
Why Watch It
Rush Hour 3 knows exactly what people come to this series for: Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan bouncing off each other like a siren and a seatbelt warning at the same time. Their chemistry is the engine, and Paris gives the whole thing a fresh playground full of narrow escapes, elegant rooms, and people who were not prepared for Carter.
The action has that Rush Hour flavor, where a fight can turn into a joke without losing its snap. Chan’s physical precision and Tucker’s verbal fireworks keep the movie moving, while the Triad storyline adds enough danger to make the silliness feel earned.
If your ideal movie night includes buddy-cop tension, crime-comedy energy, and at least one scene where diplomacy clearly should have been handled by someone else, put this one on your list before it arrives on Tubi.
More details
Brett Ratner
Chris Tucker, Jackie Chan, Hiroyuki Sanada, Yûki Kudô, Max von Sydow, Yvan Attal
Coming soon to Tubi