“When we finished filming, I felt very disappointed because it was a movie I didn’t appreciate and I did not like the action scenes involved. I felt the style of action was too Americanized and I didn’t understand the American humor,” Chan said “Rush Hour 3″ was no different from the first two installments for him.

“Nothing particularly exciting stood out that made this movie special for me … I spent four months making this film and I still don’t fully understand the humor,” he said, adding the comedic scenes may be lost on Asian audiences.

So even Jackie can't understand his own film? Let me tell you, if you haven't had the mis-pleasure of gazing apon this flick, DO NOT. It seems to me as if Jackie has sent a couple of hours of my life, and a few months of his, well down the drain.

If you enjoy fast-paced action thrillers, this film isn't for you. If you like anything else, this film DEFINITELY isn't for you. Its hard to describe this film in four words but let me try : "DON'T WATCH THIS MOVIE". I couldn't follow the plot, or the primary-school-black-humor, and this definitely isn't any of Jackie's best work to date. So if you're willing to fork out $20 on a DVD you'll watch once then throw away to further rip a hole in our precious o-zone, then sure, go ahead, you pompous ass-wipe. But for the rest of the world, this film is better left on the shelves.