It’s official: Jason Statham is returning to work on a sequel to the ultra-high-energy romp Crank, however this time instead of needing to keep his heart pumping at a high rate, his heart will require recharging by electricity. If you’re not familiar with the story of Tony Stark (aka Iron Man), in the comics he wore a chestplate that required period recharging to keep him alive as well.
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So I’m kidding about the Tony Stark thing… but that was the first thought that popped into my head when I read the description for Crank 2: High Voltage in which Statham’s character:
“…faces a Chinese mobster who has stolen his nearly indestructible heart and replaced it with a battery-powered ticker that requires regular jolts of electricity to keep working.”
That’s outrageous enough to fit right in with the first film. So they replace his heart… what do they do with his actual heart while he has the fake one in his chest? Keep it on ice? I suppose this will add to the adrenaline pace of the movie by requiring him to complete whatever task in a very limited amount of time in addition to always being on the lookout for a recharge of electricity.
If it’s anything like the first one it’ll be a wild ride with no pretensions of being “high art,” but it will be a lot of fun. ![]()
There’s no target release date set yet for Crank 2: High Voltage.
Source: Cinematical



6 Comments
H-How?
He smashed into a car from like… 10,000 feet in the air. He hit terminal velocity, and then a vehicle.
From the sky.
Really Fast.
The Car… exploded-like.
I don’t know. But man, a sequel sounds awesome.
Holy COW! I had completely forgotten that the character died at the end of the first movie. Great point… it seems the man is truly indestructible.
Vic
I’m wondering if Jason Statham character was dreaming when that happen?
… Forgot to add was really entertain by the first one hope this new Crank is as fun.
Vic
I thought that the first film was awsome. A real popcorn throwing movie, but how do you bring a guy back that feel out of the sky, hits a car, bounces back up into the air like 60 feet and then smashes into the concreat to top it off? I’m with Alix…..I can’t freaken what to see it!!!!! See you at the theater boyz.
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