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Rush Hour

Brett Ratner · 1998 · Film

1h 37m · Action, Comedy, Crime

In 64 Achriom libraries · rated 3.4 of 5

This film blends action and comedy through the unlikely partnership of two mismatched detectives from vastly different backgrounds.

LightheartedModernCultural Misunderstandings and FriendshipsThe Clash of Traditions and ModernityCrime-solving Through TeamworkHumor as a Tool for BondingThe Significance of Family and Loyalty

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