I haven't been idle to watch movies for a long time. Today's weekend coincided with nothing important to do, so I searched the internet and wanted to find a classic old movie. Although many new movies have been launched recently, except for a few classics, most of the movies in recent years are chicken ribs and have no appreciation. I stopped when the mouse passed Jason Statham's name. After all, as long as Jason Statham participates in this film, there will be no disappointing film. I chose Life Express with the goddess Shu Qi, and it seems to be the first time to start watching movies. As a matter of fact, I have forgotten how long ago I last saw this film.

Frank (played by Jason Statham) has extraordinary skills. Since he retired from the special forces, he has been working as a personal messenger. A black BMW, superb driving skills and strict requirements for the cause make Frank very famous in the private express delivery industry.

No matter who the customer is or what the package is, Frank only charges by distance and weight, and always sorts it himself. Even if occasionally questioned by the police, Frank can always handle it calmly. However, the good times did not last long. When an American criminal gang entrusts Frank to send an item, Frank accidentally discovers that this item is actually an oriental woman named Lai (played by Shu Qi). Out of sympathy, Frank poured water for Lai and told her to get off and pee. As a result, this was originally the operation of a charity, which violated the principle he had always followed. And got into big trouble for it.

It turns out that this Dongfeng woman Lai (played by Shu Qi) is the only daughter of an international snakehead, so Frank is involved in a smuggling crime. After all kinds of thrilling confrontations, Frank successfully rescued a stowaway in a large container.