Safe Full Movie

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The occasional efficient action sequence means that 'Safe' never gets truly dull, but even Statham aficionados might feel short- changed by this one.

The thoroughly mediocre Safe provides little more than an excuse for Statham to do what Statham does better than anyone else: look stern while punishing bad guys. That's just not enough.

It's like another 'Transporter' installment trying to be something slightly more - and not quite delivering the goods.

Despite some impressively gritty street-level action, Safe plays it far too safe.

Yeah, 'Safe' is a long way from perfect. But rented, in a few months, it'll go great with a six-pack and a hold-the-anchovies special.

It's hard to swallow Statham, who spent the Crank movies supercharging his last minutes of life, as a suicidal sad-sack, just as it's painful to see him yoked to a cute little girl in an obvious attempt to soften his image.

An action film so cack-handed it borders on parody.

Overall, Safe is terribly glum and resolutely average.

It ain't too smart, it ain't too sophisticated, but it does have its charm and is entertaining enough for what it is: an action-packed, B-movie experience.

Character development and storyline are treated as inconveniences to be tossed aside at the earliest opportunity.

Safe is an exceptional Jason Statham B-movie that managed to sneak through the cracks during its theatrical release.

Perhaps one of these days Statham will stop making the same movie over and over and try something new.