>The Transporter movies are good at what they do, letting a
>star be a star and getting from set piece to set piece, and
>the Norton Hulk movie is also perfectly efficient at what it
>sets out to do as an early Marvel flick before the formula
>settled in.

And I'd argue, outside of a couple sequences in Transporter 2, the action in the other things you mention is pretty chopped to shit. One of the best things Lin did in the Fast movies was bring visually coherent action to the stage-- Leterrier has very infrequently in his career deployed such visual coherence.