In Safe, Jason Statham plays Luke Wright, a retired elite agent called back into the game when the Triads, the Russian mob, and a band of corrupt New York City officials pose a threat to national security, and, more importantly, a single Chinese preteen girl. Sounds pretty adrenal, relatively high-octane, more or less fast-paced, generally blood-pumping, basically edge-of-your-seat, and not hardly exciting.
And if Statham’s no-nonsense grimace isn’t enough to sell you on that cavalcade of synonymous descriptions, then perhaps a larger-than-life firearm shielding the star and the young girl he is honor-bound to protect will.
Safe is directed by Boaz Yakin (Remember the Titans) and also stars Catherine Chan, Chris Sarandon, Robert John Burke, and Anson Mount. The film opens Apr. 27.
Source: Collider
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