‘The Transporter Refueled’ movie review: Ed Skrein replaces Jason Statham in reboot
The Transporter Refueled makes the original three films look like paragons of action filmmaking by comparison
September 2, 2015
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The Transporter Refueled makes the original three films look like paragons of action filmmaking by comparison
Liam Neeson is back in action as retired ex-covert operative Bryan Mills in Taken 3, a preposterous but entertaining sequel
Brick Mansions, is just passable action fare for the undemanding; you could do far worse for some brainless late-night thrills
Taken 2 bows with a simultaneous worldwide release that reeks of cash grab: get in, get out, and forget about Taken 3
Olivier Megaton’s Colombiana feels like a cross-breed between Luc Besson’s La Femme Nikita and Leon: The Professional
2010’s The Karate Kid is competently made and executed, with charismatic lead performances by Jackie Chan and Jaden Smith
Transporter 3 jettisons the goofy, over-the-top fun of its predecessors in favor of a more serious Bourne-lite ride
Taken is the kind of movie you might expect to see from a Bruce Willis or Jet Li. But no, here’s Liam Neeson