The Transporter Refueled

Don't think too hard about it or you might ruin the ride.

It appears that this franchise has hit a dead end, running on nothing but fumes.

What exactly is the point of a Transporter movie without Jason Statham?

So many amazingly absurd things occur during the course of "The Transporter: Refueled" that it's almost easy to forget that the basic idea driving this fourth installment is itself nonsensical.

Cheap silliness abounds, including car chases that are more about loud crashes and CGI than the thrill of speed.

There aren't enough showpiece numbers for Skrein, at least not of the quality that Jason Statham has had.

Ten minutes in it's clear why The Transporter: Refueled isn't in 3D. It's because the characters are so one-dimensional they simply couldn't exist in three dimensions.

The creators appear not to realize that while they may have the ingredients for an action movie, haphazardly throwing them together doesn't craft a credible adventure.

In The Transporter Refueled, there is no Jason Statham. Without Jason Statham, there is no charm. Without charm, the film becomes nonsense.

The Transporter Refuelled has a good core but not much more.