Synopsis
Frank Martin puts the driving gloves on to deliver Valentina, the kidnapped daughter of a Ukranian government official, from Marseilles to Odessa on the Black Sea. En route, he has to contend with thugs who want to intercept Valentina's safe delivery and not let his personal feelings get in the way of his dangerous objective.
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Cast
- Jason StathamFrank Martin
- Natalya RudakovaValentina Vasilev
- François BerléandInspector Tarconi
- Robert KnepperJohnson
- Jeroen KrabbéLeonid Vasilev
- Alex KoboldLeonid's Aide
- David AtrakchiMalcom Manville
- Yann SundbergFlag
- Ériq EbouaneyIce
- David KammenosDriver Market
Recommendations
- 75
Entertainment Weekly
The villainous Polluter-in-Chief is eloquently played by Robert Knepper, familiarly loathsome as T-Bag on Fox's "Prison Break." And when Knepper and Statham get together, there's a fine showdown of grimaces. - 67
The A.V. Club
In a series elevated by high-flying ridiculousness, Transporter 3 falls a couple of sequences short of the standard, but it does show off Statham's considerable dirt-biking skills. For that, at least, it's kinda rad. - 58
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
As action movies seem to get more complicated and convoluted with international conspiracies and technological concepts, the "Transporter" franchise is refreshingly simple. - 50
Variety
Boasts a measure of the retro machismo, style and attitude some 007 fans have found lacking in "Quantum of Solace." But it also has a pointless storyline, incoherent editing and a polyglot cast that renders some of the dialogue utterly incomprehensible. - 50
ReelViews
Transporter 3 is the most frustrating entry into a series that has never set the bar terribly high. - 50
Austin Chronicle
Transporter 3 is so far over the top that it more than once spills into outright cartoonishness. - 50
The Globe and Mail (Toronto)
If you're going to a no-frills action film, though, at least you want the action to be entertaining, which is where Transporter 3 falls down. - 42
Portland Oregonian
For those disappointed in the grim, gritty feel of the latest James Bond movie and who long for the absurdity of the Roger Moore-era entries, Transporter 3, ought to fit the bill.
