Hitman

November 26, 2008 at 6:28am PST

Tags: Hitman, Jason Statham, Luc Besson, Natalya Rudakova, Olivier Megaton, Prison Break, Robert Knepper, See it or Skip it, Speed, Transporter 3

Photos: Lionsgate

If Jason Bourne and Mario Andretti had a love child, it would be Frank Martin in Luc Besson’s Transporter series.

After two thrilling, action-packed installments, Jason Statham returns to the franchise that made him a star as Martin, a driver notorious throughout the underworld for making sure precious cargo arrives. But the third time around, he does the unthinkable; he doesn’t deliver and neither does the film.

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