Transporter 3

Statham isn't an actor who coasts, not even in a recklessly enjoyable picture like Transporter 3. He does the work, so we don't have to: His Frank Martin is the personification of pleasure without guilt.

Overall, the production has the polish and pace that producer/co-writer Luc Besson's work is known for. Any complaints about the lack of substance are pointless.

Though this third installment is not quite as nuts as the second film, it's nevertheless firmly set in the same ridiculous mold.

Transporter 3 is so far over the top that it more than once spills into outright cartoonishness.

Incoherent and inconsistent, this is a step back for Statham in his quest to become more than a cult figure.

At one point, Statham chases down a sports car while pedaling madly on a kids' bike. Pathétique!

The fight scenes are lackluster and the plot is needlessly complicated. If you're making an action film that centers on fast cars and fast women, it's usually best to keep the rest of the story simple.

7/10 * >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Teil 1 und 2 waren viel besser.

Its better than the second one but still everything you see in this film, you have seen in its predecessors. This film delivers nothing fresh.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Not much to say about nothingness... Except that the characters are stereotyped and that 'Transporter 3' is one of the most unglamorous and traditional action movies I've seen. The female character is as annoying and tasteless as shallow since she is only here to showcase her body. Acting is horrid. Dialogues are flat and awful, punctuated with many and many cheesy lines. The rhythm is bad. The overall montage is terrible and overly cut. The only things keeping this movie away from the 0 out of ten is to search on its choregraphies and its brief moments of lucidity and inventiveness.

Transporter 3 is a **** movie with dumb characters and a once again incoherent plot and some of the most poorly filmed action sequences ever put to film!!!!