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The Transporter (UMD-Movie, 2005)

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Get ready for an action-packed adventure with "The Transporter" UMD video movie. Starring Jason Statham, this 2005 film is a must-watch for fans of the action and adventure genre. The movie is rated PG-13 and falls under the transport sub-genre, making it a unique addition to your movie collection. This UMD video movie has been tested and works perfectly, ensuring you enjoy the full storyline without any interruptions. With a thrilling plot and stunning performances, "The Transporter" is a great movie to watch on the go or at home. Add it to your collection today and experience the excitement for yourself.

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Jason Statham stars in this fast-paced and very loud thriller that was written specifically for him by French filmmaker Luc Besson. Statham (SNATCH) plays Frank Martin, a former Special Forces operative who is now a high-priced courier paid a lot of money to deliver packages he would rather know nothing about. His creed: Never change the deal, use no names, and never look in the package. But when he finds out that his latest delivery is a beautiful young woman (Shu Qi), everything changes, and he is off on a wild chase, in his specially made BMW, that includes plenty of explosions, bare-knuckle fighting, cool weaponry, and tongue-in-cheek humor. Hong Kong director Corey Yuen, who has previously worked with Jet Li, lets the action tell the story as Frank battles the bad guys in the streets of France. The score is by renowned jazz great Stanley Clarke.