Hora de Ponta
Dirigido por Brett RatnerEm Hong Kong, na última noite noite do controle britânico sobre o local, o inspetor Lee (Jackie Chan), um grande amigo do cônsul Han (Tzi Ma), consegue impedir que peças preciosas da história da China sejam contrabandeadas para fora do país. Dois anos depois, o chefe do crime Juntao (Tom Wilkinson) resolve se vingar e sequestra a filha de Han, que agora vive em Los Angeles como diplomata chinês. Como não confia no FBI, Han chama Lee para ajudá-lo a resgatar sua filha. Mas os oficiais do FBI não desejam nenhuma ajuda externa no caso e, para evitar que Lee atrapalhe nas investigações, designam um detetive rebelde e tagarela, James Carter (Chris Tucker), para acompanhá-lo. A intenção do FBI é que Carter mantenha Lee o mais longe possível do caso, mas ele não sabe disso. Até que, quando Carter descobre a verdadeira intenção de sua designação para o caso, resolve ajudar Lee a enfim encontrar a jovem sequestrada.
Hora de Ponta Avaliações & Comentários
- vilhem30 de janeiro de 2026Such a great classic comedy. This trilogy is one of the best!
- ርልዪረ12 de fevereiro de 2025Who in the bloody blood hell is giving this movie a 1 star review. either you is stupid or I is blind! LOOOL this combo is a flipping comical duo of the century, that being said anything with jackie is out of this world. The one liners kill it from start to end and Chris Tucker doing what he does best. fast paced and keeps you laughing all the way through. bottom line is i loved the heck out of this movie when i was a kid and love the absolute hell out of it now. nothing has changed!! The acting/ scripts of some movies don't come anywhere near to this. If you haven't seen this yet then you is definitely stupid (sorry You, I had to do it............... LOOOOOOOOOOOL IM CRACKING UP JUST THINKING ABOUT THAT SCENE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
- Paul28 de dezembro de 2025Rush Hour is a cheerful late‑90s buddy‑cop time capsule that still does exactly what it needs to. Jackie Chan’s inventive physical **comedy** and stunt work give the action real charm, while Chris Tucker’s rapid‑fire mouthy cop routine brings enough personality to paper over how thin the plot really is. It’s brisk, glossy, and never pretends to be anything deeper than an excuse for fights, chases, and bickering. Yes, some of the humour and attitudes are clearly of their time, but that’s part of its appeal now: it plays like a visit back to a more relaxed, less self‑conscious era of studio filmmaking. As an easy rewatch on a quiet evening it works beautifully, the kind of film you can sink into and feel like you’ve stepped out of the present for a while. Three stars feels ample, but on the “cosy nostalgia” scale it punches above its weight.
- Lucas Craparotta5 de julho de 2025Jackie Chan says the N-word
- Manuel Frangis2 de dezembro de 2025I just watched Rush Hour and I give it 5 out of 5 stars. This movie is one of those films that never loses its charm no matter how many times you revisit it. Right from the start, it pulls you in with its fast pace, its humor, and its unforgettable characters. It has the kind of energy that makes you pay attention and the kind of warmth that makes you enjoy every minute. Rush Hour feels like the perfect mix of action and comedy, and watching it again reminded me why it became such a classic. It gives you laughs, excitement, and a real sense of fun that stays with you the entire time. What makes Rush Hour truly special is the chemistry between Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker. Their partnership feels so natural that it becomes the heart of the movie. Jackie Chan brings his incredible talent for stunts and physical comedy. Every fight scene he does looks real, creative, and full of personality. He has a way of making even simple movements entertaining. Chris Tucker brings his loud, fast talking humor and steals nearly every scene he is in. His reactions, jokes, and timing feel effortless. Together, they create a combination that feels rare. They balance each other perfectly and make every moment between them enjoyable. The story itself is simple, but it works exactly the way it should. It gives the characters room to shine without getting too complicated. The pacing stays quick and exciting, making it easy to stay engaged. The action scenes are always fun to watch. There is creativity in the way Jackie Chan uses his surroundings, and the movie keeps the energy going without feeling overwhelming. At the same time, the comedy fits right into the action. Instead of forcing jokes, the humor comes naturally from the characters and their differences. That makes the funny moments feel more genuine. There is also a lot of heart behind the humor. Even though Jackie Chan’s character and Chris Tucker’s character clash at first, you can see their friendship slowly growing. The movie lets them argue, misunderstand each other, and joke around, but it also lets them learn to trust one another. That development makes the story feel warm and gives the movie more depth. You want to see them succeed together. You want to see them build that connection. It is one of the strongest parts of the film and one of the reasons people still love it today. The supporting cast adds personality too. There are characters who bring tension, humor, and surprises, and they help round out the world of the movie. The setting feels lively and full of movement. Every scene looks colorful and exciting. The soundtrack and overall style of the film raise the energy even more. Everything works together to make the movie fun from start to finish. By the time the movie ends, it leaves you with a happy feeling. It does exactly what a great action comedy should do. It entertains you, makes you laugh, and keeps you engaged without ever feeling heavy. Rush Hour has that rare combination of great chemistry, memorable scenes, strong action, and real heart. It is the type of movie that you can rewatch many times and still enjoy. It is funny, warm, exciting, and full of personality. That is why it easily earns a perfect rating from me.
- seanmcconnell45129 de novembro de 2025Ken Leung... Sang (Villain) & Tom Wilkinson ... Thomas Griffin/ Junato ( Villain)
- Movie_Nerd16 de fevereiro de 2025WAR, WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR ABSOLUTELY NOTHING
- christinav6119 de novembro de 2025I love this movie. They’re so funny.
- Jovon Villarasa17 de setembro de 2025My fav bromance.
- Alex17 de setembro de 2025Jackie Chan most definitely invited to all an any cookouts💀
- braino15 de setembro de 2025funny luigi-esque voice from Chris Tucker
- Kevin Ward1 de julho de 2025Rush Hour > Bad Boys This was on the tv in the hotel we were staying at. We weren’t planning on a movie night together but we ended up watching the whole thing. Chan and Tucker have great comedic chemistry and of course Jackie Chan action is unmatched. Fun rewatch. Plus….mid credits blooper reels!! We’ll likely rewatch 2 and 3 soon.
- Oliver K.13 de setembro de 2025If you want a 'Police Story'-esque Jackie Chan flick, this is not it. However, if you want comedy and fight scenes that are oh-too-short, this is the perfect movie for you. WAR HUH YEAAH WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR ABSOLUTELY NOTHING LISTEN TO ME YAAAAAAAALLL
- Liam Walters8 de setembro de 2025Classic and very funny
- D.Harper29 de agosto de 2025Love this movie and always have loved this movie. (Series)
Trívia de Hora de Ponta
Hora de Pontafoi lançado em 18 de setembro de 1998.
Hora de Pontafoi dirigido por Brett Ratner.
Hora de Pontatem a duração de 1 h 37 min.
Hora de Pontafoi produzido por Arthur M. Sarkissian, Roger Birnbaum, Jonathan Glickman.
Em Hong Kong, na última noite noite do controle britânico sobre o local, o inspetor Lee (Jackie Chan), um grande amigo do cônsul Han (Tzi Ma), consegue impedir que peças preciosas da história da China sejam contrabandeadas para fora do país. Dois anos depois, o chefe do crime Juntao (Tom Wilkinson) resolve se vingar e sequestra a filha de Han, que agora vive em Los Angeles como diplomata chinês. Como não confia no FBI, Han chama Lee para ajudá-lo a resgatar sua filha. Mas os oficiais do FBI não desejam nenhuma ajuda externa no caso e, para evitar que Lee atrapalhe nas investigações, designam um detetive rebelde e tagarela, James Carter (Chris Tucker), para acompanhá-lo. A intenção do FBI é que Carter mantenha Lee o mais longe possível do caso, mas ele não sabe disso. Até que, quando Carter descobre a verdadeira intenção de sua designação para o caso, resolve ajudar Lee a enfim encontrar a jovem sequestrada.
Os caracteres-chave em Hora de Ponta são Lee (Jackie Chan), Carter (Chris Tucker), Griffin (Tom Wilkinson).
Hora de Ponta é avaliado M/12.
Hora de Ponta é um filme de Action, Comédia, Crime.
Hora de Ponta tem uma classificação de audiência 7.9de 10.