Why The Rush Hour Timeline Makes No Sense
In Rush Hour, Soo-Yung is 11 years old, but she's 21 in Rush Hour 3. And that's why the Rush Hour timeline makes no sense.
Read MoreIn Rush Hour, Soo-Yung is 11 years old, but she's 21 in Rush Hour 3. And that's why the Rush Hour timeline makes no sense.
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