The film seems like it is focusing on a social/political dram from a bunch of ex-sluts who want to take revenge on a mafia house more than the actual deal, a person who is MEANT TO TRANSPORT SOMETHING FROM POINT A TO POINT B AND GETS IN TROUBLE ACCIDENTALLY. The cliche twists in the scenario and the cheese dialogues, not even to mention the corny monologues of the characters introspection during the movie.
I like the new actor in overall but the way this movie was filmed out, the poor director job, the emotionless and doll-like acting. If this movie had another tittle instead of Transporter Refueled suggesting it as a reboot of the Jason Statham s transporter movies then this movie would have received much better reviews. The “Transporter Refueled” stalls long before getting anywhere near the finish line.This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.Ĭomparing to Jason Statham's Transporter series it looks bad. Though this film is meant to be just a first look at this sleek new model - Besson has two more sequels planned - action fans are going to feel as if they’re being sold a wreck masquerading as a redesign. It’s almost as if you can see him counting his moves, like a dancer learning a new, difficult routine. While the fight in a narrow corridor of file drawers is a nice touch, Skrein doesn’t wear his martial-arts persona naturally, unlike Statham.
The action and car chase sequences all seem cut-and-pasted from other, better movies, a situation made even more damning by “Transporter” coming out in the wake of “Furious 7,” “Mad Max: Fury Road” and “Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation,” three films that showcased pursuits executed with more style and imagination.
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