The man who lives by the rules is about to be defined by them. He is about to learn that mixing business, friends and family don't mix. His dad is on the brink of retirement, he must now face family issues that he isn't prepared to face. In the midst of all of it, he comes across an opportunity. Or should I say the opportunity comes to him. He is contacted about a job, after detailing the rules he accepts. The deal is done... or is it? He'll quickly learn that there's more to this deal than meets the eye. The more he learns about the details, the deeper he finds himself in a scenario that he cannot escape. Why is that? Because he has something to lose. Something he cannot afford to lose. What can he do when faced with an impossible situation. There's only one thing he can do and it will expose everything. This fourth installment in "The Transporter" series, is so far the best. The question then becomes, have they taken the story far enough? or too far? As developed as this installment is, it once again separates itself from the others based strictly on the story idea. As far as the title, the series is cohesive, as far as anything else (except the rules) there are more differences than similarities. This delivers on action and story but is it enough. That's up for debate...