The full trailer for the upcoming threequel actioner TRANSPORTER 3 is here and holy hell, does it look awesome. If you’re jonesing for pure, unadulterated, brainless action then this movie is most certainly the one for you. In it, Jason Statham once again stars as the titular brooding, routinely shirtless Frank Martin, only this time he’s forced to transport something or the bomb he’s attached to explodes or something. Who cares. The film looks like a hyperkinetic, over-the-top, non-stop action extravaganza. Click through to check out the trailer. The film opens November 26th.
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