Lost 2h with one of the most cliché films you can ever see. So obvious that the main female character had no acting experience, nor a fair level of English. In the "sexy" car scenes I was expecting to see a penis and this would have been a better film.

This is the weakest entry in the Transporter series. Robert Knepper is excellent as the lead villain and Jason Statham, as always, is great in the role of Frank Martin. Where the film fails for me is 1) Having a really poor lead actress with a look that is......unfortunate. and 2) A story that's not particularly interesting. 3) Frank giving up his rules one by one, something that his character has made clear is a big no in the previous 2 films. Finally, there's the awful attempt at a budding romance - dare to be different I guess. Frank Martin, The Transporter, does not need romantic subplots, especially when it seems to take up about a third of the film's running time. Cut the film in half and it would be a fine part of the series. As it is, it's a dismal failure. No wonder Statham declined to make any more of them.

I Am a huge fan of Jason statham and seen most of his movies, this one however was one that i just watched Last Night, i loved the first Transporter and The second was OK and enjoyable But this one.... Omg. i figured that this Megaton or Whatever this dude's name is...is one Bad and stupid dumb*** of a director, not only ruined the Taken franchise But The Transporter one as well, I mean what the F***, Bad director, Bad dialogues, Bad camera work, huge waste of talent (Jason statham), and probably the worst no talented and sexy whatsoever lead actress i've ever seen in my life, lets see what else Megaton will destroy ahead, do Yourself a favor, only watch the first and second.

This is a sequel with no energy and a plot that focuses on all the wrong things. The girl that Frank is stuck with for most of the movie is obnoxious and a frustratingly horrible actress.This could have been a good movie. I mean, it's got Frank having to drive a girl around, with an explosive anklet that'll blast him to smithereens if he's separated from his car. And she's the daughter of a politician who's being blackmailed into signing some document to allow chemical ships to get into the country without a hassle. Oh, and it's got Robert Knepper, an underrated actor, playing the villain.Where did it go wrong? Maybe it was the fact this installment didn't match or surpass the fun ridiculousness of the first two (with the exception of Frank driving his car onto a train--and then THROUGH the train--to get to the bad guy). Or maybe it was the fact that the fight scenes were sped up (they literally fast-forwarded through some of the fights!) and blurry, with too many close-ups for you to tell just what the hell is going on. Oh, and that girl. That girl was terrible.Some people may enjoy this, but for me, it was a huge disappointment.