Transporter 2 2005 by AverageMansReviews
Review Time: this film is average-ish to good.
Jason Statham as Frank Martin: how can I put this
nicely, this performer makes this film worth watching, in a nutshell this
character has a fully developed personality with a cold presence and calm
dialogue exchanges, yes he may do everything with rules, but the audience can
understand when it is appropriate there is more to this person than what you
firstly see [whilst I am on the subject I have never been a big fan of the
French Police character in these projects,] I don't know maybe it is because
especially in these two sequels the character developments generally speaking
have been average to poor, meaning for most of the time once you have met them
for the first time, that is them for the majority of the project of which they
are part of [just for the record I am not counting the fourth film here based
on the fact that Jason Statham wasn't in it.]
Action sequences: there are plenty of weapons being
used, chasing sequences [at least in this project the chasing sequences are not
just on the road,] now I am going to have to be very selective on what I say
next. Because I don't want to give too much of this sequel away, but there is
one sequence at some point in this title where we have a man versus a woman [I
am specifically talking about this action-packed sequence and nothing else,]
but with that being said this female character with her character developments
has been designed with the skill set to handle any person, so I have this one
rhetorical question which would be this; why is this sequence that begins
really well and begins to show some imagination ended without giving it a
decent amount of time on screen first?
This film receives: 58% approval, there are some things I
really didn't like about this sequel for one example the arguing husband-and-wife
element just did nothing for me, but as I may have already illustrated in
different ways this film is at least more likable when it's viewers spent more
time with the lead role doing what he does best which is delivering results by
any means necessary.
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