Réalisation:
Camille DelamarrePhotographie:
Christophe ColletteMusique:
Alexandre AzariaActeurs·trices:
Ed Skrein, Ray Stevenson, Loan Chabanol, Radivoje Bukvic, Gabriella Wright, Tatiana Pajkovic, Wenxia Yu, Noémie Lenoir, Lenn Kudrjawizki (plus)VOD (3)
Résumés(1)
Frank Martin, un ex-mercenaire des forces spéciales, est aujourd'hui spécialisé dans le transport de colis top secrets pour des clients pas toujours recommandables. Alors que son père lui rend visite dans le Sud de la France, Frank se retrouve entraîné dans un braquage par Anna, cliente mystérieuse et manipulatrice, et ses trois partenaires. Précipité au cœur d'une vendetta impitoyable menée par ces quatre femmes fatales, et tandis que l'ombre de la mafia russe plane sur la Riviera, Frank devra plus que jamais faire appel à ses talents de pilote et de séducteur. (EuropaCorp Diffusion)
(plus)Critiques (5)
Sure, Statham would have pushed Skrein around, but within the "made by L.B." genre, it’s decent enough, and compared to the new Hitman, it’s literally an action Ph.D. I want a new reboot where the main character is Frank Sr.
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I just don’t get why Luc Besson felt the need to refuel The Transporter. And just formally at that. Because this has nothing to do with the original Transporter. The main character is atrocious and the story is a load of bullcrap. For example, I still don’t get why those three chicks in those blond wigs kept hanging around the transporter. But the action and fight scenes were decent. They might have been awfully overdone, but not so much as the second or the third one was. Imagine any car chase in the game series Need For Speed and you’ll understand just how very overdone they are. Everything else was a C-grade mess.
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An unbelievable mixture of routine and yawning action and a retarded semi-chick-flick where, instead of by the timid junior, the central role is played by his macho father Ray Stevenson, the only character who has at least some fuel here. Just like the Hitman restart, it’s unbelievably awkward. Delamarre is shooting a lousy commercial for Audi. Even there, they seem like boring posh cars.
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Why? I really don't understand why something like this was filmed. It has none of the narrative interest of the previous trilogy. Above all, it doesn't have Jason Statham, who is simply irreplaceable. Ray Stevenson was alright, he had one or two good scenes, and here and there it tried to look quite cool, but this is something that simply can't capture your attention.
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