They were the last decent films he made too before he was relegated to direct to DVD garbage.

I liked Exit Wounds

@@chirostandard1111 me too😊

@@alucard624 Edit wounds was his last good movie

Exit wounds

I personally thought Exit Wounds was the last good movie Seagal did before he started becoming crap. But I loved this and the first Under Siege.

I actually real like Fire Down Below and even Exit Wounds, but Under Siege 2 was definitely the end of what I call Classic Seagal.

@@michaelm9810 Okay.

I liked Belly of the Bestiality. Actually, it's called Belly of the Beast but I like to replace "Beast" with Bestiality.

LMAO what if he had said nobody beats me in a pharmacy

Lol

Seagal

@@bigwillietheb Stephen, Steven, Esteban, segal, seagal seagull, senegal. LoL

It's a reference to "Under Siege 1" where he was a cook on a ship.

EXACTLY

It's working hard in this scene!

Basil Poledouris Robocop's composer made the Score.

So true

So TRUE. seagal moved like frankenstein or some tall zombie creep hahaha,

I think in a way some of the earlier movies Segal was in is kind of like the prototype for John Wick. He's almost like the bogeyman when people find out about him in some of these movies, especially Under Siege. Only he's like a special forces guy instead of a hitman.

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@@babymammoth34 In those days he STILL moved.

😅🤣😂👍

its just called getting older, im sure he doesnt eat anymore than before

​@@jso19801980 tell that to the other action stars of his era lmao.

@@atf2888 dont even know what that means, every person is unique and ages differently

@@jso19801980Ernie Hudson is 78 google a picture of him and come back here to admit how wrong you are

Bryan fury vs Dan hibiki

Aikido is like that, theres no aggression towards enemy at all, just dodging grabbing locking and throwing. Because when going force against force against enemy the muscles may decide who wins. And one cant be sure one is the strongest man out there.

You can only walk that confidently if you have a large cock dangling between your thighs

And one of the gayest runs in cinema

​@@korbin4510복수무정2

This was Actually a Good Movie.

the days when Steven was thin

@@wongsifu460 😂

...the days when Steve was a peaceful man(maybe)! Because he are stupid Putin lover nowadays! 🇺🇦

funny as hell huh me too bud. laughed my ass off

good morning.

Stephen Seagull was about to kill him and he was worried about his coat. Seagull was also right when he said that nobody can beat him in the kitchen. I mean, just look at him now. LoL

@@Mike-vvwvvwvv he overestimated himself

Then Seagal should say: "Yeah, and I'm going to ruin something more" 😉

Van Damme was better!!!!!!!!

​@@debowiec3that's not what the box office numbers say. Hater

Great underrated villain just like he was in Silver Bullet'/!!!

@@kbrich-nn8od He was downright diabolical in 'The People Under the Stairs'! And in a maniacally subversive sort of way, like an evil chameleon. And he was only the secondary villain in that one! But he's also good at portraying heroic mentors and father figure types like in David Lynch's iteration of 'Dune'.

​@@judsongaiden9878him and Wendy Robie were just great in Twin Peaks.

My Favorite Movie of His is Quest For Fire.

One of the greatest 90s action movie bad guy.

I loved him in Under Siege 2. he's one of my favorite actors. i wish i got to meet him.

Everet McGill kissed girl, he likes children, he is very nice guy in this movie. Aim to destroy Pentagon - it's struggle for peace in the whole world. Very nice guy. It's view from the USSR (Russia).

That's Reverend Lester Lowe AKA Reverwnd Werewolf.

He made a good impression as Killifer in License To Kill, even if his character was scum. “Two million is a hell of a chunk of dough, old buddy.”

Xivu Arath Unlike steven, right?

Facts

And in Eastwood's Heartbreak Ridge.

I love how he made all of us feel bad his leather coat got ripped by Seagal --- that is premium acting

"Marty....I don't know if you'll believe this, but I'd never willingly hurt a child..."

Great Presence.

I like when he casually tosses his gun on the table like" that's fine, I don't need this anyway"

Not true. Penn gave him a scratch on his face and kicked him in the forehead.

@@Filthy_Larry He was on an easy level then.

@@commandoslayer but he gave him a scratch.

Penn's face was fully blooded, no comparison.

@@mulapare2593 well, he gave him a scratch on his face. No one else in the movie done that.

His fight with Screwface in Marked for death was his best boss fight imo

The Glimmer Man *

@@MrRobjs83 The Glimmer Man is good to forgot that one and probably his last of good action movies before all mostly low budget direct to video releases. Exit Wounds wasn’t the worst either.

@@scottknode898so true. Seagal vs Michael jai white.👍👍. Hadn’t seen his non theatre movies. Belly of the beast, etc. many yrs ago now. Just saw his main ones. Above, hard, marked, out, on deadly ground, under siege, executive decision 👍

@@lionelhutz5137 3 words Out For Justice. loved how he killed Richie there.

No he doesn’t. The guy is a moron using X formation slashes you learn your first day in Kali while he allows himself to be thrown without slashing as he’s grabbed. The sidestep and slash at the beginning is decent and shows that he can land a good blow but in that regard, why not just “defang the snake” and slash the knife hand. It’s sitting right there and would end the fight in a single cut. Conversely, why not have the bad guy capable of doing something similar to segul as a way of him saying “not impressed dude. I can do that too. Better step up your game”. I’d say that’s a much more impressive guy to beat than a guy who just uses the basic X formation slash and tackles. He doesn’t even do a flicking slash or feint. Which sucks because this actor looks like a hard mother fucker who saw some serious combat. I could believe him as a grizzled mercenary. And speaking of, why is the retired cook with a pot belly who’s been out of combat for going on a decade even capable of handling an active mercenary vet? Skills don’t get better with lack of use. They degrade and lose their precision and accuracy. Hell you’d be amazed how much accurate you lose just in how well you land a basic jab after just a few months. Let alone a decade. Yet this scene would have you believe Case Rybeck was retired less than a week given how one sided this fight is.

Top chef!!!!!!!!!!

Lmao 🤣

@thematic Absolutely So True.

Hey no one beats him in the kitchen, more like no one beats him to the kitchen, teehehe. Seriously all jesting aside and all Steven Seagal powers aside, it's still a good fight scene with a badass villain like Everett McGill. Is it as good as the kitchen fight scene in Sudden Death, which ironically came out that same year as Under Siege 2: Dark Territory, 1995, no but its still entertaining.

@@Quantum_015 -Lmao-

That's why he's boring. His fights are always so easy. The hero is traditionally tested to the brink of doom only to find that little extra to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. Seagal never breaks a sweat and just moves easily from one moment to the next. Ridiculous.

That's funny I wad kinda thinking the same thing

Tal cual

Executive decision and exit wounds were pretty good.

​@@MrPerthgloryHe was barely in Executive Decision. You can't count that as "his" movie, he was basically in a cameo role. I'd say his last best was (as you said) Exit Wounds. He was already 49/50 at the time (2001) but still slim. And Jill Hennessy was yummy.

"Nobody eats me in the kitchen."

Y así terminó, por desgracia 😢. Pero siempre será (junto a Stallone) mí héroe de acción favorito...

no no no Alan Rickman was Hans Gruber

​@@bigwillietheb One of the coolest villans of all time.

Isaacs in Black Hawk Down was a good guy and probably his best role if not one of his best.

he did?

???

What he got fucked up

Nope, he was destroyed.

Definitely would've been a better ending.

Don't believe everything you read or hear about Seagal.

Definitely lol 😂

It was actually 4 times, worst damn thing I've ever seen in my life. Makes Under Seige 1 look like a masterpiece.

I look forward to that scene everytime I watch this film. It is fucking hilarious how the beating just commences and doesn't stop 😆

He should be in Killer Instinct how he was doing those combos so fast

@@CDbiggen Bro is seriously not holding back in this one 💀

@@blackdawg711 Wing Chun

@@blackdawg711 ULTRA COMBOOOOOO!!!!!!

I liked this one a little bit better.

The first one is better because Tommy Lee Jones was a better villian --- and a battleship is more exciting than a passenger train LOL

Better

@@dickieblench5001 I think both of them are awesome

It's a silly movie.

He still has it, but Seagal is so much faster they had to slow everything down.

When Segal enters a room the enemy suffers a -10 to all physical attributes and -5 to abilities per missed blow. Segal doesn’t like to have to do falls or take blows because he has too big an ego. I imagine the director had to beg Steven to allow even that one solid kick to the head. (Shit he even falls like a guy who isn’t used to it. Like he sees it as the biggest pain in the ass to have to do because he doesn’t want to have to get up again). Meanwhile the other actor learned how to ukemi roll backwards to get to his feet quick like a real fighter would and he’s middle aged for godsakes. Segals ego ruins his fight scenes more than anything because to make a good scene you have to take falls and hits. You have to look like you could lose and Segal can’t bear the thought of that.

@@canderoussnurd4265 The script had Seagal take that kick in the head just so they could move to meat cleaver part of the fight. the meat cleaver part was intended to show how awesome Seagal was. I thought it was funny, Penn was built up in the movie as being so tough and then Seagal just destroys him.

Bad guy was fast, but Casey Ryack the cook' is just so much faster

Why? Because Segal burned all his bridges in Hollywood and ended up being sued for sexual harassment by every actress he ever starred with. He’s impossible to work with. He beat the shit out of stunt men to the point where they got seriously injured because he refused to hold back and he spread so many lies about his personal history that he basically became a joke. The man knows his stuff when it comes to aikido but he’s a borderline sociopath in real life. Say what you will about Van Dam, but at least Van Dam relegated his self destructive behavior to himself and had the maturity to admit he fucked up his life.

@@canderoussnurd4265that was way later, he did all kinds of films after this

@@canderoussnurd4265I like van damme better anyway. Nobody ever said anything bad about him. He just wanted more money.

& he is almost 70 years old too

correction he just turned 71 last Monday April 10

It was pure origami.

He’s definitely got the moves. Segal knows his stuff when it comes to traditional Japanese arts. Hell he even has a knack for Filipino arts though he has a bad habit of “staying in the blender” rather than retreating or going in. (Which is really stupid to do if you’re a reverse grip guy like he seems to be.). The issue is that he goes way too hard on stuntmen and has way too big an ego to work with him. The man seems to believe that he’s untouchable. Hell he honestly believes that he can’t be taken down by a BJJ expert because he thinks he can just strike the back of the attackers head and kill him instantly. (Here’s a cheat sheet for ya. It won’t work). His art isn’t bad and he clearly knows how to fight but he isn’t nearly as untouchable as he thinks he is. He forgot the first lesson of any Japanese art. Humility.

There's a reason you don't see aikido guys doing MMA.

@@scudger99 You don’t see Kali in it either but I’m pretty sure you’re not gonna want to try BJJ on those guys. Not that I wanna be the guy who’s defending Aikido. Just saying that your argument is kinda flawed there.

@@canderoussnurd4265 Aikido looks great for the camera when you have a compliant "victim". But as martial arts go, it's near the lowest rung of the ladder. Better than knowing nothing at all, but ineffective against someone who knows what they're doing.

Was this before you saw any other movie?

​@@VitoDRF lol no man, I was a kid and loved action movies at the time. I had specific preferences

@@MrRobjs83 I remember watching JCVD movies with my dad. Those were always kind of the gold standard, corny as they are now.

well yeah any 80s or 90s action / martial arts movies​@@VitoDRF

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