A 20th Century Fox and Lionsgate distribution, Transporter 3 is a 2008 action film, the third installment of the Transporter series. With a $41,000,000 budgeting, written and produced by Luc Besson, directed by Oliver Megaton, the film continues the storey of Frank Martin (Jason Statham) who is a professional transporter who has returned to France to continue his “transporting” job of delivering packages without questions.

In the beginning of the storey, the tough guy Frank wants to live out of the game and reside in a Mediterranean retirement setup.  All of it changes when his friend crashes into Frank’s living room with his Audi telling Frank about his next delivery. A film genre like Transporter 3 deserves a heart pounding opening like this and Jason made all of it possible. As the movie continues, the delivery plan does not actually goes as Frank set it up, thus the start of an sensational action series that continues all through the movie. Jason’s martial arts powers followed yet newer trends all through the amusing action scenes in the movie, treating ten others “big-guys” in the movie singly handed with never-been copied before moves.

Transporter 3 is not just a fun filled, nail-biting, non-stop action powerhouse, but also a love storey to some extent. Frank meets his passenger Valentina (Natalya Rudakova) who works at joint venture to beat up the interruption o f the delivery.

Not just that, but shootings performed in France, Russia, Odessa and Ukraine with the co-stars François Berléand as Inspector Tarconi, Justin Rodgers Hall as Horatio[1], Eriq Ebouaney as Ice[1], Robert Knepper as Johnson, Jeroen Krabbé as Leonid Vasilev, David Atrakchi as Malcom Manville and many more has a little bit of something for you in the climax.

Available both in DVD and Blu-ray, a fully loaded and widescreen addition is just waiting for you.