Martin, ex-military, is living large in the French Riviera with his beloved father (Ray Stevenson, of “The Divergent Series: Insurgent”), rich off his driving gig and enjoying the luxuries of life. The real hero of the film is an Audi S8, and the product placement the car gets throughout this film is impressive-and a sign of how little effort is put into “The Transporter Refueled” overall.Ĭoming seven years after “The Transporter 3” and after onetime lead Statham has left for a bigger car-related franchise (he was the bad guy in this summer’s mega-successful and very fun “Furious 7”), “The Transporter Refueled” is a reboot inexplicably set in 2010, but still focused on the Frank Martin character, now played by Ed Skrein. The main character of “The Transporter Refueled,” the latest film in the franchise that once starred Jason Statham, isn’t a driver who will take anyone where they want to go, no questions asked, for an exorbitant fee.

‘The Transporter Refueled’ is the latest installment in this 13-year-old franchise, but neither its new main actor nor its sex-trafficking storyline are compelling. This is a pretty generic action movie, so the typical stuff is here: high-speed car chases a lot of hand-to-hand fighting and violence, including some bloody fights and gunshot wounds a plot point involving prostitution and sex trafficking some kissing and implied sex scenes, including a threesome some cursing and language and adults drinking and smoking.

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