Do you communicate with Tom Cruise’s Cruise and Jason Statham transmission?

On Michael Mann side, the taxi driver in Los Angeles Max Duraush (Jimmy Fox) spends a night to capture customers throughout the loud city. Man participates in the bright texture of the city at nightThe exact beauty of the crowded streets full of neon, the strange silence that fills the narrow empty alleys. There seems to be something that is ominous to wait for a quiet of the daily cannons, and this feeling is manifested in the form of Vincent (Tom Cruise), a murderer who takes a maximum hostility After going up to the taxi as a client. Follow the tense cat and mouse game … but a strange accident happens even before Vincent Boards Max exhausts the man without end.

When Vincent arrives at the airport at the opening of the film, he collides with a man who hands a bag. This man, which is played by anything other than Jason Statham, is only attributed to the “airport man”, raising questions about this sudden inscription that does not reach anything later. But if we assemble our brains and go to the list of Jason Statham characters that fit the bill, we may leave the assumption that this is it Frank Martin, the independent driver of rental in “The Thin -Treb” films. In this trilogy, Frank’s function is to transfer the shaded elements with an unprecedented policy, but this changes after being involved in a terrifying deal that pays its moral boundaries.

Although this may refer to Statham’s headscarf in the “Side” of 2004 as a link to “carrier” films, Frank is a smuggler driver and does not perpetrate parcels in public places. However, there is a reason for the belief that “the side” and the “carrier” may share in the same universe, as the people participating in both films emphasized this call. Let’s explore this theory in detail.

Luis Liter, who led the first “carrier”, spoke, spoke of. IGN In 2005, he confirmed that the Statham Cameo character on the “side” is only Frank Martin:

“If (Transport 2” in 2005) is unsuccessful, or somewhat successful, then we will have a TV program. It will be a good idea for a TV program. The carrier, every week, gets a new package or something like that. If it’s a failure, then bye, bye. Bye, bye ‘Transporter’. He’ll Just be a Cameo in Other People’s Movies; In Michael Mann’s Movies.

While this is a sufficient confirmation, the “Stuart Beatie” was also weighing this common Kenyan theory of podcast “side confessions” (across Dark horizons). It should be noted that the beetie tone here is closer to a fun joke instead of mentioning a tangible fact, especially if we examine the last half of his statement:

“Certainly, Frank Martin from the” carrier “. Jason (Statham) asked about it (…) Yes, definitely.

If we take the words of Leterrier and Beattie at the nominal value, this deserves to build a reasonable schedule Be able to behavior A bridge between the first “carrier” and “warranty”. Let’s take a look at the facts: by the end of the “carrier”, Frank leaves France and moves to Miami, Florida, and decided to become a temporary driver to leave his past behind him (as shown at the beginning of “Transport 2”). This alone makes his presence in Los Angeles unlikely, but it is also strange for Frank to transfer a package personally (not in a car, which is Mo). The common universe theory does not work unless the timetable is out of the arrangement, as Frank’s presence at the airport can be explained as a pre -carrier aspect “in his life. This can be a period of time Frank had inappropriate links with a larger organization that justified in dealing with Hitmen like Vincent.

But again, this is just a theory, and we can never know that Man or Statham himself emphasizes in this regard. Until then, we can draw fun similarities between an unexpected killer and an unpredictable driver that ends with the cultivation of the spine.