In this episode of Black & White Cinema, we revisit Rush Hour (1998), the action-comedy classic starring Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker.

We break down what made this buddy cop movie such a defining film of the late 90s — from Jackie Chan’s signature stunt choreography to Chris Tucker’s high-energy comedic performance. We also discuss the film’s cultural impact, how it blends Hong Kong action with Hollywood comedy, and whether it still holds up today.

Is Rush Hour the ultimate buddy cop movie?
Or has time changed how it plays?

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This week on The Black & White Cinema Podcast, we’re revisiting Blue Streak — the 1999 action-comedy starring Martin Lawrence that somehow blends buddy-cop chaos, jewel heists, and nonstop jokes.

Does Blue Streak still hold up all these years later? Is it one of Martin Lawrence’s most rewatchable movies? And how does it stack up against other late-90s comedies?

We break down the story, performances, funniest moments, and where Blue Streak lands in the comedy canon — with plenty of laughs along the way.

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We revisit Undercover Brother (2002) to see whether this cult comedy still holds up—and whether it was smarter than it ever got credit for.In this episode of The Black & White Cinema Podcast, Kev and Ugie break down the performances, the satire, the jokes that land (and don’t), and where Undercover Brother fits in early-2000s comedy culture.🎬 Topics include:– Eddie Griffin’s performance– Satire vs parody– Early 2000s comedy trends– What still works today🎧 Listen to the audio podcast and 📸 follow our socials:allmylinks.com/kev-n-ugie