The same can be said for Refueled's villains - one of the most generic and uninspired set of rogues to ever hit movie screens. In addition to swapping Skrein in for Statham, Refueled is also banking on hope that sophomore filmmaker Camille Delamarre ( Brick Mansions) can bring fresh energy to the latest big screen installment - after the Transporter franchise premise was already explored (and stretched thin) in two follow-up films and a full TV series.

After fifteen years of abuse and exploitation, Karasov has made dangerous enemies - enemies that, with Frank's help, are enacting swift and ruthless revenge.īased on Louis Leterrier and Corey Yuen's 2002 cult-hit starring Jason Statham as the titular Transporter, The Transporter Refueled takes the core concept of a highly-skilled getaway driver caught between a personal code of honor and the (often) underhanded requirements of his job - but places a new actor in the driver's seat.

However, when Frank's father, Frank Senior (Ray Stevenson) retires from life as an global sales representative for Evian water, a group of well-organized criminals use the elder Martin to draw the Transporter into a dangerous high-stakes battle with powerful Russian crime lord, Arkady Karasov (Radivoje Bukvic).

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