| The Transporter (2002),
				Director: Miloš Forman, rated PG-13 for language, 
				violence 
				Rules are made to be broken 
				
				  Starring: Jason 
				Statham, Shu Qi, François Berléand, Matt Schulze, Ric Young, 
				Doug Rand, Didier Saint Melin, Tonio Descanvelle 
				DML Rating: 
				★★★★★★★☆☆☆ 
				- good 
				"Monsieur 
				Frank, people with this kind of firepower do not make mistakes 
				about who they visit. 
				Who would want you this dead?" - 
				Inspector Tarconi 
				Why watch this? 
				You'll love this tight action thriller, and Statham's steely 
				demeanor. 
				Plot Summary: Frank 
				Martin is a highly skilled driver who works as a transporter for 
				illegal goods and individuals, adhering to a strict set of 
				rules. His no-questions-asked policy is challenged when he 
				discovers his latest cargo is a kidnapped woman, leading to a 
				dangerous entanglement. Forced to break his own code, Frank 
				finds himself caught between dangerous criminals and a race 
				against time to ensure her safety. Dad's Preview: 
				This snappy little flick introduced the world to the stern-eyed 
				Jason Statham. He is Frank, The Driver, who will transport anything 
				- 
				no questions asked, no matter the risks. He follows three simple 
				rules to not get involved. Of course, this all goes sideways, 
				when the package is a live girl. The automobile stunts are 
				amazing, as are the martial arts-influenced fight scenes. It is 
				mostly 
				non-stop action, but I found the hint of romance engaging, too. 
				 EuropaCorp, TF1 
				Films Prod., Current Entainment, Canal+;
 EuropaCorp Dist.
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