The Transporter Refuelled

2015 • 96 minutes

À propos de ce film

Ed Skrein plays Frank Martin, a former special-ops mercenary, who now works transporting classified packages for questionable people in the south of France. When Frank's father (Ray Stevenson), pays him a visit, their father-son bonding weekend soon takes a turn for the worst when Frank is engaged by the cunning femme-fatale, Anna (Loan Chabonal), to help orchestrate the bank heist of the century. Frank must use his covert expertise as they are thrust into a dangerous game of chess with a team of gorgeous women looking for revenge.

Notes et avis

I know films take a huge amount of effort in being made - especially high production value films like this. However I must say that the result here is infuriating at best. Fighting scene physics, driving physics... everything all over the place. People magically moving from one room to the next between "camera angle changes" and the main actor had not a cat's change in hell filling the shoes of his predecessor. Despite some very clever choreography, it is obvious that actually he can't fight very well at all. If you don't know the first thing about fighting and you haven't seen the previous Transporters, then maybe, just maybe you would give this a second star for effort and budget. Personally, I stopped watching it well before it finished. I hated it.

It was a unnecessary film to make. the final climax felt rushed. Some very fun car chase scenes and only one of the scenes of 1 man army fist fight scenes was epic overall I only liked Frank's dad he was cool and smooth.

So stupid to have done this movie without Jason Statham. It should have been tweaked and NOT called 'The Transporter.' I thought the fighting was rubbish really, too much to live up to, and Jason never lost. This was good in some scenes having your mind guessing what will happen next, just without Jason I have to say crap.