Calling all Steven Seagal fans !

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I've just watched the superb "Out For Justice".
What is your favourite Steven Seagal film ?
What are your favourite fight scenes ?
Storylines ?

BTW, non Steven Seagal fans need not bother replying !
Thank you !:D
 
My favourite Seagal fight scene features him in the back of a van all tied up, except his feet...

A few good kicks later and four men are dead and he walks away.

:D

No idea what film it was, but it could be any of them really. ;)
 
Out for justice was my fav 2,hes coming back for a new series of Lawman,its actually pretty good,people cant believe its him when he stops them lol
 
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Fcuk you - who died and made you moderator?

Lets be honest here - his 80's and early 90's movies were ok. Nothing more.

Yes, he could do the moves for real back then...but you know, that whiny voice of his always let him down, which is why I believe he never achieved the same status as Stallone, Willis or Arnie.

The guy was a bodyguard and chaperone to the stars who made good. But his lack of acting ability, limited vocabulary and of late his considerable weight gain are unfortunately his undoing.

His recent movies are usually straight-to-dvd affairs, inevitably paired with some no-name rap star, and requiring the use of stunt doubles to do what Seagal himself clearly can no longer do.
 
Listen mate, my thread was titled "Calling Steven Seagal fans".
If you don't like something, what's the point of typing anything - just ignore it !
Some people !:rolleyes:
 
I like most of his films, though more recently 'Urban Justice' (aka Renegade Justice) when he appears to take out all the drugs gangs in south central LA single-handed.
 
Hard to Kill is my favourite. Steven Seagal is a great guy and I met and spent 10 minutes after he done two gigs at the Renfrew Ferry. He appreciated all his fans and although was there to play with his group Thunderbox, he did discuss a couple of his films and smiled when the crowd kept shouting "Ryback" at the top of their voice.
 
Got all of the 80's & 90's films (Nico, Hard to Kill, Out for Justic, Marked for Death, Under Siege, Under Siege 2, Fire Down Below, Executive Decision, Exit WounRAB) he has done on DVD, apart from 'On Deadly Ground'. This has been on ITV4 recently and heavily cut, even to the point I emailed them to complain and the got the same bull about Ofcom depsite it was shown at 10PM & 12AM.

All the late ones I have seen but too many CGI and not the same now.

My best is Under Siege, loaRAB of 1 liners in it. Its on CH4 HD this weekend and last time it was on CH4 it was fully uncut which my DVD isn't due to BBFC.

I also like Glimmer Man, the fight scene in the Car Park where he tells his cop mate that he can't fight but then wipes them out.

However, my 2nd would 'Fire Down Below', like the Sountrack and the fight scenes in it.


Lanatic, I think the one you're referring to is either 'Exit WounRAB' or 'Glimmer Man' unless its an newer one. These are the ones that come to mind about your description.
 
Those films are what he's gonna be remembered for. Out for Justice and Marked for Death were my favourites until Under Siege came along.

I saw one recently, think it was on 5, set in Thailand that was quite fun, but you could really tell it wasn't him doing the chop socky. :cry:
 
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