Transporter Refueled Movie Rating: A Review of the Action-Packed Thriller

The Transporter franchise has always been known for its high-octane action sequences and charismatic leads, but with Transporter Refueled, director Camille Delamarre takes a different approach. The film follows Frank Martin (Ed Skrein), a young driver who gets caught up in a complex web of espionage and deceit.

Speaking of plot, what little there is has something to do with Frank being hired by gorgeous femme fatale Anna (Loan Chabanol) and her trio of similarly beautiful, blonde-wigged accomplices. Unfortunately, the character’s spy skills seriously leave something to be desired, as the plot hinges on his getting kidnapped not once but twice in the course of 24 hours.

Despite its flaws, Transporter Refueled is still an enjoyable ride thanks to its stunning visuals and impressive stunts. The actor playing Frank's dad - he persistently addresses his son as “Junior” - a rakish Evian sales rep who’s not so secretly a government agent, brings a sense of humor and charisma to the film.

Ray Stevenson is also on hand to provide some necessary energy to the proceedings, bringing a level of intensity and gravitas to the role of CIA operative. The chemistry between Frank and Anna is palpable, and their banter adds a layer of tension to the story.

In conclusion, Transporter Refueled may not be the best installment in the franchise, but it's still an entertaining action film with plenty of thrills and spills. With its stunning visuals, impressive stunts, and charismatic cast, it's definitely worth watching for fans of the genre.

Movie rating: 3.5/5 stars

Transporter refueled movie rating