Firstly, the use of sound in Rush Hour 3 shows how the convention of comedy in Rush hour 3 are used to support Chinese cultures. In this particular scene, Bret Ratner uses not only diegetic sound but also non-diegetic sound. Diegetic sound is used when Chris Tucker loudly and clearly speaking with a master. “Who are you?”, asks Chris Tucker to master. “Yu”, master replies. “No, not me. You”, says Chris Tucker. “Yes, I am Yu”, master replied. Also, Chris Tucker talks to another master and ask his name. There is also confusing between Mi …show more content…
Both Chris Tucker and Jackie Chen fight for freedom. However, they fight for freedom in Rush Hour 3 a funny way. How? When Chris Tucker gets in fight with aged 5-12 years-old Kung Fu’s students, he gets knocked down by one of the students which is directed funnily. Another scene is when both Jackie Chen and Chris Tucker fighting with the giant. They know they won’t win against him because the giant is Kung Fu master. To get audience attentions and laugh, they both get beaten up in the funny way, again. Both Chris Tucker and Jackie Chen fight because they want the freedom and want to help and rescue people. Indeed, fighting for freedom in the funny way in Rush Hour 3 is a thematic