Thus far the Rush Hour show isn't as bad as some may describe, it's actually still rather entertaining, however it is true that the characters will feel rather unnatural to those who have seen the movies, not only due to different casting, but due to the fact that the main characters, Lee and Carter, adopted large portions of Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker's personalities, respectively, and sadly, Jon Foo and Justin Hires are now in the position of having to act as though they are the previous actors, rather than the characters themselves. If this show is to succeed, I believe the show's staff will have to decide to change the somewhat iconic characters, and make them more unique from the movies, though this will come with it's own issues and complaints from viewers. Either way, it's a lose-lose situation for the show, which is a shame.
Shout by VahliyaBlockedParent2016-04-16T21:54:41Z
Thus far the Rush Hour show isn't as bad as some may describe, it's actually still rather entertaining, however it is true that the characters will feel rather unnatural to those who have seen the movies, not only due to different casting, but due to the fact that the main characters, Lee and Carter, adopted large portions of Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker's personalities, respectively, and sadly, Jon Foo and Justin Hires are now in the position of having to act as though they are the previous actors, rather than the characters themselves. If this show is to succeed, I believe the show's staff will have to decide to change the somewhat iconic characters, and make them more unique from the movies, though this will come with it's own issues and complaints from viewers. Either way, it's a lose-lose situation for the show, which is a shame.