Soundtrack Transporter 1

• Soundtrack Film Transporter 1

A soundtrack album has been announced for the action drama Transporter: The Series. The album features selections from the original music of the show’s first season composed by Nathaniel Mechaly ( Taken series, Colombiana, Taxi Brooklyn). Also included are songs from the series by ADN System. The soundtrack will be released digitally on December 15, 2014 and is now available for pre-order on. Audio clips are embedded after the jump.

Transporter: The Series based on Luc Besson’s action film franchise stars Chris Vance, Andrea Osvart, Francois Berleand, Delphine Chaneac and Rachel Skaris. The show follows professional transporter Frank Martin, who opertates in a seedy underworld of dangerous criminals and desperate players. The series made its U.S.

Premiere this fall on TNT. For more information about the action drama, visit the.Here’s the album track list:1. Red Car – ADN System (3:23)2. Technology (2:40)3.

Surgery (2:04)4. Time to Play – ADN System (2:53)5. George’s Dinner (1:51)6. Spy Business (1:39)7. Back to Nice (1:35)8. Main Event – ADN System (3:04)9. Who the F Are You?

Gangsterland, Pt. 1 – ADN System (2:01)11.

Woman Assault Motown (1:11)12. Horse Power (2:47)13. ADN System (1:44)14. Driving to Paris (1:32)15.

Spy Stops Chinese Mobster (1:17)16. Dangerous Dropoff (3:42)17. Sam’s Bar (1:29)18. Home Sweet Home (2:13)19. Priority (1:28)20. Highway Action (1:40)21. Trina (5:03)22.

Heart Failure (1:45)23. Gangsterland 93 – ADN System (1:24)24.

Discussion with Kung (3:45)25. Found It (1:18)26. Easy Money (1:09)27. Dinner with Juliette (2:33)28. New Car (End Title) (1:20).

Contents.Plot Frank Martin has relocated from southern France to. As a favor, he becomes a temporary chauffeur for the wealthy Billings family. The marriage of Jefferson and Audrey Billings is under great strain due to the demands of his high-profile government job. Frank bonds with their son, Jack, whom he drives to and from elementary school in his new. Later, a somewhat drunk Audrey shows up at Frank's home and tries to seduce him, but he tactfully sends her home.Frank prepares for the arrival of Inspector Tarconi, his detective friend from France, who has come to spend his holiday in Florida with Frank. When Frank takes Jack for a medical checkup, he realizes barely in time that impostors have killed and replaced the doctor and receptionist. A lengthy fight erupts between villains, led by Lola, and the unarmed Frank; Frank manages to escape with Jack.

Just as they arrive at Jack's house, he receives a phone call, informing him that he and Jack are in the sights of a sniper capable of penetrating the car's bulletproof glass. Frank is forced to let Lola into the car; they speed away with Jack, evading many pursuing police cars.They arrive at a warehouse, where Frank meets Gianni, the ringleader of the operation. Frank is ordered to leave without Jack. He discovers an explosive attached to the car and succeeds in removing it prior to detonation. Jack is returned to his family after the payment of a ransom, but unknown to them and Frank, Jack has been injected with a deadly virus that will eventually kill anyone who the child breathes on.Suspected by everyone except Audrey of being one of the kidnappers, Frank tracks down the remaining fake doctor, Dimitri, with Tarconi's assistance.

Frank pretends to infect Dimitri with the same virus, then lets him escape. Dimitri panics and hurries to a lab to get the cure, with Frank following behind.

In his panic, Dimitri kills Tipov, another of Gianni's men, in his attempt to force the scientist in charge of the lab to give him the cure. Frank arrives and kills first another henchman, then Dimitri (after revealing the Dimitri was not infected after all); but when Frank refuses to bargain with him, the scientist hurls the only two vials containing the antidote out of the window into traffic. Frank manages to retrieve only one vial intact.Frank sneaks back into the Billings home and tells an already ailing Audrey what is happening. He uses the antidote on Jack.

Meanwhile, a coughing Jefferson, the director of National Drug Control Policy, addresses the heads of many anti-drug organizations from around the world at a conference; infecting all of them in the process.Frank drives to Gianni's home, and finds that Gianni has decided to inject himself with the remaining supply of antidote as a precaution. After dispatching Gianni's many henchmen, Frank has the archvillain at gunpoint. Gianni explains that a Colombian drug cartel is paying him to get rid of its enemies; and that Frank cannot risk killing him, for his death would render the antidote unusable. An armed Lola shows up, leading to a standoff. Gianni leaves Lola to deal with Frank; which results in Frank finally killing her by kicking her into a with sharp metal points.Frank tracks Gianni, who is making an escape in his helicopter to a waiting jet. Using a from Gianni's garage, Frank speeds to the airport and boards Gianni's jet by driving onto the runway and climbing onto the jet's nose gear. After killing the co-pilot; Frank gets into the interior of the plane and confronts Gianni, who pulls a gun on him.

When they wrestle for it, a round kills the pilot and the plane crashes into the ocean. Frank incapacitates Gianni by paralyzing him (rendering him immobile while preserving the antidote in his system), then pushes his captive and himself out of the sinking plane. Boats converge to pick them up.The Billings are given the antidote. When Frank visits them in the hospital, before entering their room, he sees them with Jack, who is joking with them. He silently walks back to his car, where Tarconi is waiting. He drops his friend at the airport. Alone, Frank receives a call from a man who needs a transporter, to which he replies: 'I'm listening.'

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as Jack Billings. as Max.

as Jefferson Billings. as Dimitri. as AviReception Transporter 2 opened in the United States on September 2, 2005. During its opening weekend, the film grossed $16 million in the U.S. In total, it earned $43 million in the U.S. And $85 million worldwide.The film received mixed reviews. On, the film has a score of 52% based on reviews from 120 critics and reports a rating average of 5.4 out of 10, with the reported consensus: 'A stylish and more focused sequel to The Transporter, the movie is over-the-top fun for fans of the first movie.'

At, which assigns a score out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the film received an average score of 56 based on 29 reviews, indicating 'mixed or average reviews'.of the awarded the film 3 stars out of 4 and called it better than the original. In a special to The on the same day as the film's US release, director Louis Leterrier stated that Frank Martin was 'the first gay action movie hero', suggesting that the character comes out when he refuses a woman's advances by saying, 'It's because of who I am.'

This is contradicted by the plot of where Frank Martin has sex with the woman character he is transporting, and they end up together in what seems a permanent relationship. Three days after the US theatrical release of Transporter 3, in which Frank Martin develops a heterosexual relationship, the writer of Leterrier's 2005 interview with the Times e-mailed Leterrier about his opinion of the third film, which he did not direct.

Leterrier seemed to backtrack, stating that after re-watching his first two films, 'they aren't that gay'. Music Transporter 2: Original Motion Picture Soundtrackby.

'Released: 2005Professional ratingsReview scoresSourceRatingThe soundtrack album for Transporter 2 was released in the United States on September 6, 2005. It features sixteen tracks recorded by various artists, including the film score composed. James Christopher Monger from rated the album three stars out of five, citing 's 'Talk Amongst Yourselves', 's ' and 's 'Paris Four Hundred' as the highlights of the soundtrack. Soundtrack No.TitleWriter(s)ArtistLength1.' Naughty Girl'1:282.'

Icarus'Amen BirdmenAmen Birdmen5:024.' Painful' (Morphium Mix)Brunello4:005.'

Soundtrack Film Transporter 1

Main Theme'Alexandre AzariaAlexandre Azaria4:096.' Life Support'Dave Cobb, Dimitris Koutsiouris, Toby MarriottThe Strays2:567.' Body'Dan BlackThe Servant4:468.' Talk Amongst Yourselves'Lawrence Rudd4:319.' Kendo'Alexandre AzariaAlexandre Azaria1:2010.'

', Evelyne Kral, Frederic Jaffre3:4411.' Revolution'Camus Mare Celli3:4112.' Paris Four Hundred'Myles Macinnes3:3613.' Can You Handle It?'

Sebo K.4:0414.' Chase'Ross Bonney, Adam Goemans, Ramsay Miller, Scott Rinning3:5215.' Voodoo Child'Laurent Daumail,3:1316.' Jet Boxing'Alexandre AzariaAlexandre Azaria2:19Total length:57:05Home media In 2006, Louis Leterrier re-released an uncensored version of Transporter 2 on DVD. The uncensored release is roughly 25 seconds longer than the theatrical cut, and contains improved CGI, particularly during the car chase from the hospital as well as the private jet scene.

This release also contains more violent footage and blood during the fight scenes, and contains more nudity in certain scenes with Lola. It is available in Japan (R2 NTSC), France and the UK (both R2 PAL), as well as Thailand (R3 NTSC).

It is also available on Blu-ray Disc in France and Japan (both releases are region-free). The Blu-ray was temporarily banned in North America for legal reasons, but has since been re-released. The uncensored fight footage as well as a longer car chase scene was only featured as deleted scenes on the US DVD release.

Also the deleted footage included the killing of the doctor.Sequel. 1 September 2005. Retrieved 24 December 2016. JP's Box-Office. Retrieved 14 March 2018. ^. Box Office Mojo.

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