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Transporter 3 Director: Olivier Megaton Cast: Jason Statham, Natalya Rudakova, François Berléand, Robert Knepper

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  • DVD Release Date: 03/10/2009
  • Original Release: 2008
  • Rating: Rated PG13
  • Sales Rank: 27,457

Viewer Rating: (7 ratings)

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Features

Closed Caption; ; "Special Delivery: Transporters in the Real World" Featurette; ; Audio Commentary with Director Olivier Megaton; ; Behind-the-scenes bonus footage: ; ; Storyboards; Sets/Production Design; Special FX; ; "Making of Transporter 3" featurette; ; Disc Two:; ; Digital Copy of the Feature Film

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Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Transporter 3
1. Lower Level Breach [:00]
2. Getting Away [:00]
3. Environmental Business [:00]
4. First Time for Everything [:00]
5. Precious Cargo [:00]
6. Unfinished Business [:00]
7. We Have a Problem [3:42]
8. Long Term Commitment [4:20]
9. Detour [2:49]
10. Off Course [3:45]
11. You're Fired [2:25]
12. Exchanging Information [4:57]
13. Lighten Up [5:37]
14. Pit Stop [3:12]
15. Road Warrior [4:15]
16. Playtime [6:37]
17. New Plan [4:12]
18. Going Home [2:57]
19. Getting Attached [2:40]
20. Rising Above [5:16]
21. Train Ride [3:38]
22. All Aboard [6:09]
23. One More Step [4:22]
24. Lunch Catch [3:08]

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Editorial Reviews

Strong-armed into transporting the kidnapped daughter of the head of the Environmental Agency for the Ukraine from Marseilles to Odessa, skilled wheelman Frank Martin (Jason Statham) enlists the aid of Inspector Tarconi (François Berléand) in accomplishing the treacherous assignment in this action-packed installment of the popular action series produced by Luc Besson (who also co-scripts). Frank isn't exactly thrilled with his latest assignment, but when his employer turns up the pressure, he has little choice but to deliver. His cargo is a feisty young girl named Valentina (Natalya Rudakova) -- who just happens to be the daughter of Leonid Vasilev (Jeroen Krabbé), the powerful top dog of the Ukraine EPA. Now, as Frank makes his way through Stuttgart and Budapest on the road to the Black Sea, Vasilev's men besiege his car from all sides, and his cynical young passenger gets a bad case of Stockholm Syndrome. As the driver and his cargo grow increasingly close, they both realize that making even a single mistake could cost them dearly. Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

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April 10, 2009: I was surprised how much I enjoyed this movie, considering I thought the previous one was weaker than the first. Statham is an iron man, unstoppable, just don't touch the suit. Natalya Rudakova took a throwaway role and owned it. When Statham and Rudakova first meet, there is a very 007 vibe, that makes me wonder if the wrong actor is playing Bond. Not that Statham needs it: this franchise has legs. Francois Berleands continued inclusion in the series adds respectability, and the directing was much improved over the 2cd movie. Fight scenes were not shot as close, allowing us to enjoy the action, and most gratifying, real cars were destroyed, not just CGIs. The only weak character was the villain, a more recognizable actor, with some panache is needed for the next film. How about Tilda Swinton, Edward James Olmos, or Lucy Lui?