TRANSPORTER 3 MOVIE
TRANSPORTER 3 SERIES

Transporter 3 delivers exactly what the previous two films did. Martin has to control his anger at the situation, and his burgeoning feelings for his charge, get the job done and figure a way out of the situation that he's been forced into. In this third installment he's persuaded, by virtue of the explosive strapped to him, to deliver a girl to Eastern Europe. Martin will get your goods where they need to be, no questions asked, as long as you follow his rules.

TRANSPORTER 3 SERIES

In the third installment of the series that arguably made him an action star, Jason Statham is Frank Martin a.k.a. While it might not be as crazy as Crank, another of Statham's action masterpieces, Transporter 3 has plenty of testosterone and high octane for everyone that watches. It's a throwback to the 1980's action movies where heroes do over the top things which are still within the realm of possibility, and when the audience is completely willing to shut its mind down and enjoy the spectacle. It is a formula action flick that, for some reason, doesn't feel any less fun or charming because of that. There isn't much more to say about Transporter 3. He is, in a modern sense, the wandering do-gooder that was made famous in Westerns as well as in samurai movies for decades before Statham put on the role.

With the Transporter series people watch it for the intrigue, the fist fights, the fast cars and Frank Martin saving the day, despite his dubious profession and occasionally mysterious background. Often times with an action series the desire to expand beyond the mold and make it better leads to the film losing what was so great about it in the first place. The Transporter series is something unique in modern movies an action series that doesn't get silly and sticks to formula.

All in all Transporter 3 is a solid example of modern action with a lot of satisfying moments where we see great choreography come together with talented actors to create a visual masterpiece. This is intermingled with romance and emotional content between him and the girl he's transporting, and a few touches of mystery as he tries to unravel who he unwilling clients are and why they're forcing his hand. Fast cars and hard driving, along with plenty of one on many bare knuckle brawls from Statham.

TRANSPORTER 3 MOVIE

As for humor and jokes 's the whole movie is a joke, but not a funny one.In the third installment of the series that arguably made him an action star, Jason Statham is Frank Martin a.k.a. There is only one pathetic fight scene, held in a garage. Jason Statman's naked torso is probably the only bright moment of this 95 minute long waste of time. This could have been done by basically any other girl, with the only difference being that another actress could have at least been pretty. However, there is nothing much to play anyway 's she just had to drink vodka, take hallucinogenic pills, repeat long and boring monologues about food and try to seduce the main character. Absolutely no logical explanations come to mind as to why this woman, who cannot even be even called an actress, was selected to play Valentina.

The choice of Natalya Rudakova to play the kidnapped girl is where the disaster begins. This time Frank has to transport the kidnapped daughter of a Ukrainian politician. 'Transporter 3,' his worst production to date, is now showing on the big screen. However, Besson appeared to be a very unpredictable man, as he has now completely destroyed the line of movies. Once he completely squeezed the plot of 'Taxi' dry, Besson created the similar story of the 'Transporter,' where Frank Martin has to face a set of challenges while transporting illegal packages.ДЇrank Martin, played by Jason Statham, is a spectacular driver, never asks questions and always performs his assignments with the knowledge that he would be killed if he fails.ДЄfter the success of the first movie, a sequel was inevitable 's and Besson managed to make a decent action film out of the second one.

Luc Besson has understood, ever since the wild success of 'Taxi,' that fast cars combined with a good sense of humor will sell.