Lionsgate Releases New 60sec Trailer Of Jason Statham's 'Safe'

Jason Statham In 'Safe'

Lionsgate has just released a 60 second tv spot for Jason Statham’s latest action thriller Safe.

Statham plays the role of a former elite state agent who takes on the Triads, the Russian mafia and a corrupt NYPD official to save a Chinese girl who remembers a highly complex and classified code that is priceless to them.

The rugged actor has done plenty of movie like this in the past, The Trasporter, Crank and The Mechanic, just to name a few. However, Safe emerges as a more grittier story.

Lionsgate originally planned for a 2011 fall release, but delayed it to the spring of 2012.

Boaz Yakin wrote and directed Safe.  His past writing credits include The Rookie, Dirty Dancing: Havanna Nights and Prince Of Persia: The Sand of Time.

Also starring is Chris Sarandon, Anson Mount and James Hong.

Safe hits theaters nationwide on April 27th 2012.

Watch the new trailer below. Any thoughts?


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