Poledouris was a God, dude... Look at for example how the new RoboCop movie sucked big time mainly cause of its lacking of Poledouris original score... If i was a movie director, he would be my instant choice to score my movies, over than Zimmer and Elfman, well only if he was not dead.... Anyway love all his scores...
True, but think about it: when this movie was made, he was already 43 years old. He was in better shape than most people will be at that age, and looked better than most will look by the time they're 35. I am qualified to say this because I'm 38 and some of my classmates are looking like hell these days, and even more are out of shape. Many people will get fat when they get old, and don't forget that Seagal is 66 now. He was already in his late 30's when he became an action star.
@@moahammad1mohammad Did you even read what I wrote? Seagal was still in great shape at 43. Let's see how Keanu or any of you look at 66. Keanu is also the exception; most of the people his age look like hell if they didn't spend millions of dollars on their faces and bodies, and some look even worse when they do.
@@lonewolf333 Plenty of actors look great at 60 and above and are just as rich as Reeves, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Mel Gibson, Jean Van Claude. Still no excuse to lose some weight and take some exercise classes instead of Akaido classes. Oh and BTW Penn from Penn and Teller did the opposite Segal did, he went from being 350 down to 140. He looks extremely slim and he is old as hell too. Age still isn't an excuse.
yes and the way he holds his presence like a fighting monk hands folded back straight, and the moving hands flailing bit I used to think that was an impenetrable defense hands moving so fast a punch or kick cant even get though, of course you loose tons of energy doing it long term though it might work if you are fast and happen to be like Muhammad Ali, but you dont see that in UFC or cage fighting, you have no one style masters anymore fighting it out they are a hybrid of styles and have been for at least a decade or more, not like the 1990's when it started up and you had muy thai vs savate, or Gracie jujitsu that stomped everyone till they all learned the secret of the art, and learned to defend against it, or you actually would have people that seemed to be outclassed and still won, yea those were the days. I always wanted to be able to just take down people in a fight like Segal slow confident moving death.
Holy shit!! Remeber when I was a teen and went with a bunch if friends and my bro to watch this flick at theaters!! Was awesome, I mostly remember two particular moments from this whole final boss fight: 1. At 3:00, Steven Seagal goes in full kick ass mode. 2. At 3:13, here comes the beatdown, starting with counterblock, then followed by a 17 hit combo!!
I think when Segal slash's Penns leather coat was the first time he has every been touched and within a minute he realizes he ain't gonna win this one!
He never thought he wouldn’t win, long as he had a weapon. He felt if he’s armed, he always has a chance. He should’ve challenged Ryback to a shootout, as Penn might’ve actually been the better shot
One thing I like about Steven seagal is that he fights effortlessly without any aggression. But he make sure he beats his opponents well without a scratch.
Big laughter and clapping in the theater when Segal delivered that kitchen line at the end. In spite if a couple of the dumb, over-the-top scenes (and not as good as the first Under Siege) this was still a fun and creative (for martial arts genre) film. And it did fairly well at the box office. Wish he had fine one more, say a fight the terrorists film at the Pentagon or something.
If airforce 1 was never made, then under siege 3 would have taken place on Air Force 1. The main bad guy is a top ranking secret service agent who is the best at what he does and is also an aikido master. The fight would involve two people, one knife, and an akido power struggle. Ryback would actually take two quick hard punches to the face making him bleed a little before he gets the upper hand and stabs the guy in the chest with the knife they were struggling for.
What cracks me up is how Penn is drooling and itching so much for a fight with Ryback. I thought it was also hilarious how he threatened his own boss with a knife because he was so hellbent on a showdown.
What’s cool about this sequel is the villain roles changed. First movie tommy lee Jones was not only the master mind but the main villain. Gary busey was the secondary. Here Dain is the boss and mastermind. For the fight though, his main henchman, penn, who is in the Gary busey role here, has to do the actually end fight. Pretty cool switch up.
Seagal's biggest flaw as an action hero was that the bad guys were never allowed to lay a hand on him. They get a single shot in and he'd go berserk and kill them instantly. Nobody wanted invincible good guys in the 90s. We liked John McClane. Imagine my surprise the first time I saw The Glimmer Man and Seagal actually bled.
@4:46. All he had to do was slash horizontally across Seagal's forearms and he wouldn't be able to block or grab. How the hell can an armed full trained soldier be scared by to attack an unarmed man at such close range. I appreciated Seagals movies back then but they made him appear too invincible.
I always Laugh with Penn because he was too confident against ryback, I remember when penn killed his friend and said "who else said I failed" Meanwhile Penn 4:17
@@skullcrawler3682 the line was anyone think I fucked up after Penn killed one of his mercenaries played by Patrick Kilpatrick who usually plays bad guys in movies and tv shows.
+Aslan Ibrahimov She has aged well and is still stunning and always ready to tell Hollywood where to go. She is the perfect anti-Hollywood actress! I wish more actresses would follow her lead!
I have been drooling over Katie for quite some time but my 15 year old hormones were ragging when I saw this film in theaters. Loved it and those tight jeans, what a beautiful ass and what a beautiful face and what a beautiful young lady.
Just watched this movie on blu ray for the first time.. Could not believe how many little extended scenes there was. Seeing Danes fingers get sliced off by the helicopter door at the end was painful to watch
SHADY 80’s TV if you watch the under siege movies the way I do I see them as a slasher horror movie. The first film is about a group of friends who are terrorists and enjoy a nice weekend taking over a battleship and wanting to take over the world, when an unknown legendary beast awaits to break out of the freezer looking for blood. Tommy lee Jones stars as stranix who leads his pals in this battle for survival as one by one each is taken out by the sea monster known as ryback,(Steven seagal). Will any of them make it out alive?
Ramsey is a beast in the kitchen, Love him or hate him ,, He will call you out if you fuck something up, But I've also seen him praise You if your doin things correctly He's fair
This is Aikido in its truest form which is for "Self Defense". Notice the Small Joint Manipulation of the wristlock takedowns! Its intended for Close Quarters Battle for all you MMA guys who simply do it only in the ring or cage. Much respect to ALL STYLES!
up until that moment I thought Penn would give him a real run for his money, guy was immune to pepper spray, didn't get phased til end of film frustration wise and was shown to be deadly fast with a knife. He even had Ryback dead to rights with a hostage and grenade...then those first few knife exchanges and I knew...he was gonna get murdered. At the end of the day he was just a wannabe(hat said I LOVE the actor's portrayal of him)
Grand Moff Exactly. This man was MORE than a marksman with a gun, and seemed earlier to be untouchable even with a blade. He even says, that uncle of yours scares me, and I like it. His fighting performance was a real disappointment. The end fight of part one, was a much closer comparison, as they were both trained in the same fighting style.
I love Aikado! A purely defensive skill and Seagal is a 7th dan in Aikado. Always letting your opponent strike first and then using their energy back onto themselves is a noble discipline.
That style of martial arts is the weakest style known to men😂😂😂 it's plenty of fighters such as Ronda Rousey who even said aikido would be useless in a real life fight
I always Laugh with Penn because he was too confident against ryback, I remember when penn killed his friend and said "who else said I failed" Meanwhile Penn 4:19
I wish there would’ve been a part 3 of this movie. It probably would’ve been good on an airplane or in a building similar to the one Bruce Willis jumped off in the 1st Die Hard.
Actually Penn could do 5 things: He threw himself and Ryback of the stairs, gave him a cut with his knife, while holding his throat kicks him off him. That's already 4. Then Ryback decided: "Now enough played." After kicking his ass and while trying to break his foot, Penn gave him a kick in the head. Penn's total: 5
True. Penn isn’t a total push over. Just like Stranix. Stranix not only held his own on short notice and kept some knife moves against ruback, but also gave him a cut above his eye. An inch lower and he would have blinded tubal and possibly take the fight.
@@wiseup1414 I think he cut him a little bit right after the fall, at 2:46. And whether holding his throat or collar: He strangled him almost 10 seconds.
look like two knives from SOG being showcased here...the amphibious double edge and a custom Special OPS edition. I love how Seagal chambers a new round before he drops the clip..very sly way of staging a back up ;)
I'd love to see Seagal lose some weight in order to pull off a bad ass villain for the next Expendables movie, have him and Dwayne Johnson team up for one last Expendables movie!
then as steven looks up he is scared for dare life to see chef boyardee standing in the door way holding a can opener well standing in a fighting stance and twisting his mustache then he mutters "lets uh seeya about uh dat"
It seems every time Seagal fights, no matter who he's fighting, he always wins with ease. Is he really that arrogant? I mean in most movies the protagonist gets beat up by the antagonist in the beginning and then comes back and kicks the crap out of the bad guy. But in Seagal's case it's never like that.
Penn would've done better had he confronted Ryback in a shootout. While Ryback is untouchable in hand to hand or a knifefight, Penn is extremely accurate with a firearm in a close quarters shootout. He should've used Rybacks niece to bait him into the line of fire, and end the threat then and there. Penn had been so insistent that he could beat Ryback at his own best tactics, that he fought Rybacks style, instead of using his own best ability which was obviously firearms and explosives
@@castortroy7704 True. Screwface was like his only opponent that gave him a run for his money. Penn had him on the floor. don't know why he didn't stab him.
They set Penn up as this super bad ass who could inhale mace without flinching, only to have Ryback tear him apart. What is this? This crap is borderline comical.
It seems you don't understand one simple thing.Mace affects most people.Not all of them.Besides,I've inhaled tear gas from the riot police.It brings tears in my eyes,it doesn'stop me.
That's Seagal's ego at play. He protested to many directors that he is not to be hurt in his fight scenes because, as he stated, it would 1) diminish the art of akido and 2) wouldn't be fair to his "fans"
Anyone can say anything but this is an awesome B action movie! The pacing is good the actions are good, music is fenomenal, the story is nice and the characters are, though 2 dimension characters all it's still enjoyable to watch. And yes, although Saegal was kinda godlike in these movies but in reality very few standard man would have stand a chance agains him in fighting when he was 30-40 years old as a 193 cm tall muscular aikido master and instructor. So i was fine with the skills he had in these movies.
I like this movie just for Everett McGill. it's well made too.i find it too much of a seagal ego trip.. Everett McGill has had the starring role before in movies before this.in such movies such as "field of honor"and "iguana"(with Michael Madsen in an earlier roll)
@@B51608 yeah it's low budget. you can find it on VHS. last I checked it wasn't available on DVD....but if u like Everett McGill.you'll probably enjoy it.its also a true story,takes place in the Korean war
Disarms the man and then nails him with a twenty hit combo, classic.
Looked and sounded like a 999 hit combo! 😂
Anybody else think this is up there with the best movie hero music ever? Poledouris was good
Poledouris was a God, dude... Look at for example how the new RoboCop movie sucked big time mainly cause of its lacking of Poledouris original score... If i was a movie director, he would be my instant choice to score my movies, over than Zimmer and Elfman, well only if he was not dead.... Anyway love all his scores...
I agree!
Poledoris did the score for Seagals On Deadly Ground as well another good theme
🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼yes indeed! Basil was phenomenal!
I don't know. Conan was pretty good.
These days, nobody beats him to the buffet table.
Cath Buck lol
True, but think about it: when this movie was made, he was already 43 years old. He was in better shape than most people will be at that age, and looked better than most will look by the time they're 35. I am qualified to say this because I'm 38 and some of my classmates are looking like hell these days, and even more are out of shape. Many people will get fat when they get old, and don't forget that Seagal is 66 now. He was already in his late 30's when he became an action star.
@@lonewolf333
Keanu Reeves was 40 when he played Neo, no excuse.
@@moahammad1mohammad Did you even read what I wrote? Seagal was still in great shape at 43. Let's see how Keanu or any of you look at 66. Keanu is also the exception; most of the people his age look like hell if they didn't spend millions of dollars on their faces and bodies, and some look even worse when they do.
@@lonewolf333
Plenty of actors look great at 60 and above and are just as rich as Reeves, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Mel Gibson, Jean Van Claude. Still no excuse to lose some weight and take some exercise classes instead of Akaido classes. Oh and BTW Penn from Penn and Teller did the opposite Segal did, he went from being 350 down to 140. He looks extremely slim and he is old as hell too. Age still isn't an excuse.
I really love this scene, the music, everything really fits what I want
Meracle Chamlotte why can't we have more villains be an even match for him like ones in the movie "belly of the beast" or whatever?
lol because he already killed them!
yes and the way he holds his presence like a fighting monk hands folded back straight, and the moving hands flailing bit I used to think that was an impenetrable defense hands moving so fast a punch or kick cant even get though, of course you loose tons of energy doing it long term though it might work if you are fast and happen to be like Muhammad Ali, but you dont see that in UFC or cage fighting, you have no one style masters anymore fighting it out they are a hybrid of styles and have been for at least a decade or more, not like the 1990's when it started up and you had muy thai vs savate, or Gracie jujitsu that stomped everyone till they all learned the secret of the art, and learned to defend against it, or you actually would have people that seemed to be outclassed and still won, yea those were the days.
I always wanted to be able to just take down people in a fight like Segal slow confident moving death.
3:12 makes me lol everytime, in the best possible way, of course. One of my faves right here
Dan Richards kinda reminds me of dbz style of fighting where they punch real fast and all that shiz
Holy shit!! Remeber when I was a teen and went with a bunch if friends and my bro to watch this flick at theaters!! Was awesome, I mostly remember two particular moments from this whole final boss fight:
1. At 3:00, Steven Seagal goes in full kick ass mode.
2. At 3:13, here comes the beatdown, starting with counterblock, then followed by a 17 hit combo!!
I think when Segal slash's Penns leather coat was the first time he has every been touched and within a minute he realizes he ain't gonna win this one!
I love when he runs away after receiving a 15+ hit combo from Ryback, and then grabs the meat cleaver. "Aha! Look what I have!"
@@thegreatergood8081 lol
@@thegreatergood8081 he seemed so happy when he grabbed it too. At that moment he felt he could take this fight. Lmao
@@thegreatergood8081 it’s the same when playing streets of rage and you pick up a pipe.
He never thought he wouldn’t win, long as he had a weapon. He felt if he’s armed, he always has a chance. He should’ve challenged Ryback to a shootout, as Penn might’ve actually been the better shot
In Penn's fallen honor, they named a train station after him in NYC. To this day, it's always hijacked by panhandlers
One thing I like about Steven seagal is that he fights effortlessly without any aggression. But he make sure he beats his opponents well without a scratch.
4:08 Seagal showing his super human speed
3:14 That was so awesome. How fast he punched and kicked Penn.
Loves me some air chopping. I find it to be very effective in actual combat situations.
Nobody beats me in the kitchen...or the editing room.
LOL
Or McDonald's
@@alexmustata4089 u could be speaking for half america there
Or to the all you can eat buffet
Or in the convenience store
One of my all-time favorite fight scenes!
Steven Segal is one of the most underrated actors in the movie industry!
Everett Mcgill to similar Nicholai of Resident Evil 3.
I cant believe that two persons thought about that.
Absolutely right 😂 I thought that right away. I played re3 og ages ago
Everett is a legend. Love his performance in Licence to Kill as Felix Leiter's mate who turns on him.
@@daveattrill2712At first, I didn’t know that it was the same actor but after watching both this movie and LTK, now I know.😅😅😅
Lead mercenary Penn= Nicolai of resident evil 3
Wow holy shit, you right
Everett McGill is in that?
Big laughter and clapping in the theater when Segal delivered that kitchen line at the end. In spite if a couple of the dumb, over-the-top scenes (and not as good as the first Under Siege) this was still a fun and creative (for martial arts genre) film. And it did fairly well at the box office. Wish he had fine one more, say a fight the terrorists film at the Pentagon or something.
If airforce 1 was never made, then under siege 3 would have taken place on Air Force 1. The main bad guy is a top ranking secret service agent who is the best at what he does and is also an aikido master. The fight would involve two people, one knife, and an akido power struggle. Ryback would actually take two quick hard punches to the face making him bleed a little before he gets the upper hand and stabs the guy in the chest with the knife they were struggling for.
I'm watching Under Siege 2 right now I still love that lines of this day
What cracks me up is how Penn is drooling and itching so much for a fight with Ryback. I thought it was also hilarious how he threatened his own boss with a knife because he was so hellbent on a showdown.
What’s cool about this sequel is the villain roles changed. First movie tommy lee Jones was not only the master mind but the main villain. Gary busey was the secondary. Here Dain is the boss and mastermind. For the fight though, his main henchman, penn, who is in the Gary busey role here, has to do the actually end fight. Pretty cool switch up.
My favorite Steven Seagal fight. Saw this at the theater.
My favorite still is the group fight in Marked For Death after he got tied up :)
You lucky git
We smoked weed in the theater in college to this movie, lol. only 3 of us in there.
I saw this on the theater as well when I was kid such wonderful memories.
Seagal's biggest flaw as an action hero was that the bad guys were never allowed to lay a hand on him. They get a single shot in and he'd go berserk and kill them instantly. Nobody wanted invincible good guys in the 90s. We liked John McClane.
Imagine my surprise the first time I saw The Glimmer Man and Seagal actually bled.
He does get his ass kicked a little in 'Marked for Death' by the Jamaican gangsters
even though he was not a hero, i was shocked he did not survive in Machete
McClane usually ended up more bloody than Penn even did here...
Till this day I'm mesmerized Seagal did not survive in Executive Decision, like I still haven't accepted it lol!!!
smackedinthejaw It was a decent fight on exit wounds at the end with Michael jai White
Nothing can beat Steven Seagal...except for age, cheeseburgers, Gene Lebell and obesity.
The way he walks down the aisle with that soundtrack playing, epic
Fiction RIGHT! every time so epic! Follow it up with the knives coming out!
Agree..
Love that part (rewinds alot) 😂
@4:46. All he had to do was slash horizontally across Seagal's forearms and he wouldn't be able to block or grab. How the hell can an armed full trained soldier be scared by to attack an unarmed man at such close range. I appreciated Seagals movies back then but they made him appear too invincible.
3:12 I always loved that move
Penn was surprised there because ryback was very fast, Penn turned upside down 😭 3:20
The cleaver scene that sets me off the path towards learning Aikido. Thanks, Steven.
Yeah. Penn looks like the vice-president Mike Pence.
Its sad to see Bryan Fury getting beat up by some delusional CrapKido master....
Penn shoulda changed into the werewolf he played in silver bullet. Then again, Seagal woulda prob still won without a scratch LMAO
+TheGreaterGood80 Especially with heigl. Tee hee.
+Frank Dees he got a scratch in this fight, did you miss it?
Penn got Ryback with his knife during their fight
Penn could have killed Ryback, but he'll let the people under the stairs do it instead or mommy or he can call Agent Cooper for help.
Frank Dees he’s throw captain krills corpse at him signed by Corey haim
That guy should've transformed into a Werewolf (his role in the Silver Bullet film) to beat Steven Seagal
he could've tossed around Commander Krill from the first movie.
Katherine Heigl was a beautiful young lady.
I don't know if I liked her when she was a beautiful young lady or an even more beautiful grown up version. Either way she was hot
She still is.
Dude she was 15 year old kid, shows where your mind is. Keep it up and youll be where you belong.
Actually, Katherine was 17 and a half in Under Siege 2. Can't you guys fact check ANYTHING ?
so she was legal thanks .
3:40 - I always crack up when Ryback side steps Penn and runs him into the wall. Peen looks like such a fool! 🤣
I always Laugh with Penn because he was too confident against ryback, I remember when penn killed his friend and said "who else said I failed"
Meanwhile Penn 4:17
@@skullcrawler3682 the line was anyone think I fucked up after Penn killed one of his mercenaries played by Patrick Kilpatrick who usually plays bad guys in movies and tv shows.
The music at 1:35 when Penn is walking towards Ryback is so intense! Such an awesome movie! "Good morning..." hahaha
This is one of the best fights scenes Realistic and amazing soundtrack,
"Nobody beats me in a kitchen." Classic! Right after the most cheesy fight scene ever. That was great.
I loved that one, also. Nowadays, he is packing on the pounds and its more like nobody beats me to the kitchen. hahahahahaha...tee hee hee
Classic 90's action movie's quote 😊
" the most cheesy fight scene ever. "
F*** off, noob.
Best line---
Eric Bogosian: "Yeah,...I faked my own death and hijacked a passenger train because I care about who YOU'RE FUCKING!!"
3:00 Steven like "previous match i was just playing with you, now it is the real fight".
oooh Katherine Heigl , she was stunning young lady
+Aslan Ibrahimov She has aged well and is still stunning and always ready to tell Hollywood where to go. She is the perfect anti-Hollywood actress! I wish more actresses would follow her lead!
As long as I have a face, she will always have a place to sit.
Lmfao!
@Cory--she would make an excellent femdom, don't you think?
I have been drooling over Katie for quite some time but my 15 year old hormones were ragging when I saw this film in theaters. Loved it and those tight jeans, what a beautiful ass and what a beautiful face and what a beautiful young lady.
Just watched this movie on blu ray for the first time.. Could not believe how many little extended scenes there was. Seeing Danes fingers get sliced off by the helicopter door at the end was painful to watch
2:11 when your vintage 1980s Members Only jacket get ruined.
3:13 he got turned into a punching bag
SHADY 80’s TV if you watch the under siege movies the way I do I see them as a slasher horror movie. The first film is about a group of friends who are terrorists and enjoy a nice weekend taking over a battleship and wanting to take over the world, when an unknown legendary beast awaits to break out of the freezer looking for blood. Tommy lee Jones stars as stranix who leads his pals in this battle for survival as one by one each is taken out by the sea monster known as ryback,(Steven seagal). Will any of them make it out alive?
Did he kill him?
@@Filthy_Larry lmao!!
What movie is it where steven is tied up and the bad guy injects him with a needle??
Nobody beats Seagal in kitchen except for Chef Ramsey!
+TheWarriorBatReturns
who the HELL Is chief Ramsey
ICET100 *Facepalm*
***** That's another story right there.
***** Ill give it to Soma.
Ramsey is a beast in the kitchen,
Love him or hate him ,,
He will call you out if you fuck something up,
But I've also seen him praise
You if your doin things correctly
He's fair
This is Aikido in its truest form which is for "Self Defense". Notice the Small Joint Manipulation of the wristlock takedowns! Its intended for Close Quarters Battle for all you MMA guys who simply do it only in the ring or cage. Much respect to ALL STYLES!
heigl looks like a young fresh Ashley Judd
And he knew exactly in which pocket Penn kept the key.
He read the script...
He saw Penn put it in his pocket after he left the grenade in Sarah's hands.
I fucking love how this fight starts technical, then segals like fuck it bro ufc knees
I'm honestly surprised Seagal let his character get a single hit in.
i think it was added in post production. without his knowledge... ;-)
OMG! I enjoyed this when I was young. But now, clear as day, the angle and the quick cuts hide the fact that STEVEN can't do a fight scene. hehehehe
u fuckin ruined my coat lol.
that's not all he's about to ruin mate haha
up until that moment I thought Penn would give him a real run for his money, guy was immune to pepper spray, didn't get phased til end of film frustration wise and was shown to be deadly fast with a knife. He even had Ryback dead to rights with a hostage and grenade...then those first few knife exchanges and I knew...he was gonna get murdered. At the end of the day he was just a wannabe(hat said I LOVE the actor's portrayal of him)
after the fight, Penn should have said, "fuck you ruined my spinal cord."
Grand Moff Exactly. This man was MORE than a marksman with a gun, and seemed earlier to be untouchable even with a blade. He even says, that uncle of yours scares me, and I like it. His fighting performance was a real disappointment. The end fight of part one, was a much closer comparison, as they were both trained in the same fighting style.
03:12 lol
I love the elaborate hand movements 😂 3:40 & 3:48
Fight was too one sided but that one-liner was perfection.
When that music hits when Seagull brought his knife to the party too.. ugh. Badass.
11 people got their coat ruined
43
GR Republic
50
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71 (;
"Nobody beats me in the kitchen." - Casey Ryback
I used to play this song in the piano
I love Aikado! A purely defensive skill and Seagal is a 7th dan in Aikado. Always letting your opponent strike first and then using their energy back onto themselves is a noble discipline.
atiboyful Aikido I think you mean. Either that or the Mikado by Gilbert and Sullivan.
That style of martial arts is the weakest style known to men😂😂😂 it's plenty of fighters such as Ronda Rousey who even said aikido would be useless in a real life fight
"Nobody beats me in the kitchen." Dude, you literally just microwaved a cake.
Man, I really thought Penn was gonna win when that started. What a plot twist 🤯
Nobody fucks with Steven Seagal buddy.
@@peternagy-im4be Richie gave him a rub for his money. In many parts of the fight you can see seagall is scared.
I always Laugh with Penn because he was too confident against ryback, I remember when penn killed his friend and said "who else said I failed"
Meanwhile Penn 4:19
Great action scene 😂Seagal kicked his ass big time ,Shame he ruined a leather Jack to taking out the competition 😂R I P Marcus Penn .
I wish there would’ve been a part 3 of this movie. It probably would’ve been good on an airplane or in a building similar to the one Bruce Willis jumped off in the 1st Die Hard.
Executive decision
Seagal said he was making a 3 but he’s fat now
Yeah this is the rare situation where the second one is better than the first. They should made part 3.
Actually Penn could do 5 things: He threw himself and Ryback of the stairs, gave him a cut with his knife, while holding his throat kicks him off him. That's already 4. Then Ryback decided: "Now enough played." After kicking his ass and while trying to break his foot, Penn gave him a kick in the head. Penn's total: 5
True. Penn isn’t a total push over. Just like Stranix. Stranix not only held his own on short notice and kept some knife moves against ruback, but also gave him a cut above his eye. An inch lower and he would have blinded tubal and possibly take the fight.
Did Penn actually cut him with the knife?
When did Penn cut him? When they fell down the stairs?and Penn got ahold of his shirt collar not his throat.
@@wiseup1414 I think he cut him a little bit right after the fall, at 2:46. And whether holding his throat or collar: He strangled him almost 10 seconds.
look like two knives from SOG being showcased here...the amphibious double edge and a custom Special OPS edition. I love how Seagal chambers a new round before he drops the clip..very sly way of staging a back up ;)
The bad guy is using a gerber mark 2 knife and seagal is using a mad dog ATAK. One of the the seal teams adopted the ATAK in the 90’s
I don’t care what anyone says. Seagal’s movies are entertaining, and that’s all there is to it.
"I'll take him myself, hand to hand"
Penn
I love it, Steven Segal always fucks up the main antagonists without any trouble and fights dirty like he's a villain himself haha
Marie Sue
Seagal's last great movie.
Johnfsu agreed, I really thought under siege 1-2 were his only really good movies
Johnfsu exit wounds was dope
The first Machete was pretty good, too.
Executive decision was good but he wasn’t in the movie that long
On Deadly Ground.
Rrraaarrrr Ryback!!!!!
So THAT was what we has mumbling at the last.
I'd love to see Seagal lose some weight in order to pull off a bad ass villain for the next Expendables movie, have him and Dwayne Johnson team up for one last Expendables movie!
Delusional
Nobody beats me in the kitchen. WOW back then he could see into the future.
then as steven looks up he is scared for dare life to see chef boyardee standing in the door way holding a can opener well standing in a fighting stance and twisting his mustache then he mutters "lets uh seeya about uh dat"
The scene was set up and shot like final show down in cowboy film... with knifes.
Everett McGill Totally Awesome, Gutted when he met his end in this!
He's the reason I enjoyed this movie. True, it's not nice to "steal the show" but otherwise, the movie would have been booooriiing...
Man, this is very well directed... Tremendous action, beautiful close, awesome music...
3 kicks in the nuts and he pops right back up. i love hollywood.
It seems every time Seagal fights, no matter who he's fighting, he always wins with ease. Is he really that arrogant? I mean in most movies the protagonist gets beat up by the antagonist in the beginning and then comes back and kicks the crap out of the bad guy. But in Seagal's case it's never like that.
+20fadhil He manhandled Screwface in Marked for death
Penn would've done better had he confronted Ryback in a shootout. While Ryback is untouchable in hand to hand or a knifefight, Penn is extremely accurate with a firearm in a close quarters shootout. He should've used Rybacks niece to bait him into the line of fire, and end the threat then and there. Penn had been so insistent that he could beat Ryback at his own best tactics, that he fought Rybacks style, instead of using his own best ability which was obviously firearms and explosives
@@whoami7533 actually Screwface handled him a good bit as well.
@@castortroy7704 True. Screwface was like his only opponent that gave him a run for his money. Penn had him on the floor. don't know why he didn't stab him.
@@whoami7533 whereas Richie from Out for Justice just got destroyed. Richie was more of a brawler.
Steven Seagal all ready plays me in a movie. I know what's cooking:)
3:14 is awesome.
2:17
Penn: You ruined my coat!
Ryback: Good!
Excellent!! Film! Perfect play a McGuil!!
They set Penn up as this super bad ass who could inhale mace without flinching, only to have Ryback tear him apart. What is this? This crap is borderline comical.
Basically any steven segal film
It seems you don't understand one simple thing.Mace affects most people.Not all of them.Besides,I've inhaled tear gas from the riot police.It brings tears in my eyes,it doesn'stop me.
That's Seagal's ego at play. He protested to many directors that he is not to be hurt in his fight scenes because, as he stated, it would 1) diminish the art of akido and 2) wouldn't be fair to his "fans"
Corey Toomey Ikr. The only even fight he's ever had was the end of exit wounds
this pretty much sums up ALL of Seagal's fights. I seriously wonder why he is the only martial arts actor who is liked NEVER touched at all...
Seagal is so confident, he showed up with a plastic knife.
I'm sorry but part 2 was too good for them to not make a part 3 idk what the fuck happened. I liked part 2 even better than 1
part 2 made a profit, but not much of one. maybe seagal didn't want to do a 3rd. idk.
yea maybe who knows. It's been almost 20 years now since this came out. Crazy
Over 20 now got damn son! Where did time go
Yes, this is the rare situation when the second part is better.
2 was a lot better than 1
What did he say about his coat when he saw the cut mark on it?
"Fuck! You ruined my coat!"
good morning!
Anyone can say anything but this is an awesome B action movie!
The pacing is good the actions are good, music is fenomenal, the story is nice and the characters are, though 2 dimension characters all it's still enjoyable to watch.
And yes, although Saegal was kinda godlike in these movies but in reality very few standard man would have stand a chance agains him in fighting when he was 30-40 years old as a 193 cm tall muscular aikido master and instructor.
So i was fine with the skills he had in these movies.
The knife bit at the beginning is hilarious. Bad guy pulls knife out of belt sheath. Seagal pulls knife...out of thin air?
Don’t you know seagal poops knives?
@@Filthy_Larry that's not what it says according to your chat transcript.
Eric C. I never said anything in that nature.
@@Filthy_Larry that's got to be painful
Mike Pence vs Steve Seagal 😂
If a man walks towards while u have a weapon just kno he ain’t scared of shit 😂
4:10.. Me and my brother call that move "THE EFFECT"... get it
The actor playing head villain Penn first gained notice playing a Neanderthal man (in 1981’s “Quest for Fire”).
they say if you face what you fear, you grow as a person. that's what Penn did here. wait....
EVERETT owned this movie. Everybody with a heart knew that ...
I like this movie just for Everett McGill. it's well made too.i find it too much of a seagal ego trip.. Everett McGill
has had the starring role before in movies before this.in such movies such as "field of honor"and "iguana"(with Michael Madsen in an earlier roll)
@@raysierra4194 thanks for pointing of FIELDS OF HONOR. wasnt aware of it at all.
@@B51608 yeah it's low budget. you can find it on VHS. last I checked it wasn't available on DVD....but if u like Everett McGill.you'll probably enjoy it.its also a true story,takes place in the Korean war
In the version I watched, there wasn't a rope attached to the girl
Keep the faith, Penn!
this scene is amazing!!! look how casey walks through that door!!! badass! :)
You know there is something wrong with your acting when Arnold in Terminator 1 & 2 appears more human than you.
Take that one on one
Whole crew already lost lol
He's just looking for Richie.
This is the scene that I can't forget at @1:24 where the guy intentionally put his hand on the girl's chest, taking the opportunity....
The Under Siege movies are Seagal's best. I like them both.
3:11 controller disconnected
4:09 Whats the name of that throw?
Found out its called a shiho-nage
After this fight, Penn was thinking, "that was a great dance."