chaiwila The movies name should be changed to "where is my father"

alindsay-al This attempt at rebooting the transporter franchise has been out for a few years now and nothing has been heard from it, probably because it is awful. The premise of the film sees the transporter forced into working a job because his estranged father is kidnapped. Ed skein plays the transporter in this film and he is a decent actor, I saw this in deadpool but in this film he is bad. He just doesn't fit the role and I didn't care about his character at all. There was just no charisma or life to his performance to help drag this film. Ray stevens plays his father in the film and I really didn't care about there relationship at all, he came across as pretty annoying and whiny which didn't help. All the other companions and villains in the film were garbage with no interesting things about them at all. The story in the film is so overcomplicated and ridiculous that you will lose track of what's going on or why you should even care. The script is cheesy and boring in all the wrong ways, nothing is funny and nothing brings out the drama so why should you care. The style has some okay action scenes but there is also some action scenes that are stupidly elaborate and awkward that you are questioning what you are watching. Overall this film is definitely not worth a watch unless you like awful action films.

kosmasp Now there are many things wrong with this attempt to bring new life into the Transporter series. Though I never remember it having any problems with Statham in the main role-at least not as huge problems as this one has by trying to create a Transporter universe. Something the Bourne universe did better with Jeremy Renner and still fell flat on their noses/backs/behinds or whatever you want to call it.There is Ray S. who is completely wasted in this (no pun intended), there is misogyny aplenty and just stupid and mean. And there is also so many clichés and ridiculous holes in the "plot" (if you want to call it that), that it almost physically hurts watching. On the other side (the "good" one), you do have certain stunts and action scenes that kind of deliver what the movie promised. But all is let down by really bad acting, dumb "twists" (you really have to be blind and deaf not to see them coming) and an overall dread (PG-13) feeling ... steer clear! Pun intended!

amesmonde Former special-operations mercenary Frank Martin assists a prostitute Anna and her accomplices Gina, Maria and Qiaobring take down a human trafficker in order to save his father, Frank Martin Senior.Director Camille Delamarre's The Transporter Refueled has a handful of decent stunts and action sequences, one of which involving a fight in a car park where Frank leaves his car in drive. But considering Delamarre is an acclimated editor there's lot of stand-out continuity errors and Frank's retrieving a key brawl scene would have been more effective if left on the cutting room floor as it diminishes the harder aforementioned punch up. A Good Day to Die Hard henchman Radivoje Bukvić as Arkady Karasov gives the film some weight. With one liners, tongue and cheek humour Ray Stevenson steals the show as Frank Martin Sr. from Ed Skrein's Frank Martin Jr. There's a good A-Team scene where Stevenson's using everyday items, including cobwebs and sugar tends to a gunshot wound. But you sense that there was a draft version of The Transporter Refueled where Jason Statham was on board. Notable is Tatiana Pajkovic as Maria who has exceptional screen presence, there's a fine set up where her and Stevenson's Martin Sr. hijack a plane which goes awry. Actresses Noémie Lenoir, Gabriella Wright and lead Loan Chabanol as Anna are all effective but there's no getting away from Delamarre's eye that appears to be more concerned with the flesh and skirt on display, amping up the music score and colour timing. It feels forced and staged rather than fluid as it goes from one set up to the next with little consequence or consideration not even for safe sex. That's one of the issues with Karasov's offering while has a South of France location and a beautiful looking cast its all superficial and the shadow of Statham hangs over it. Maybe The Transporter Refueled would have worked better tweaked as a generic father son action film rather than a reboot of a sleeper hit series.Overall, possibly worth watching for Stevenson elder Frank and Tatiana Pajkovic.