Why do folks mock this guy? His movies are fun,fast moving and showcase his akido skills to the max.I can't get enough of these movies,sure he gained some wieght,but who dosen't?
Many reasons, but for me, the issue is that his aikido decreased markedly after Under Siege and while there is still a decent amount in Fire Down Below, the more Seagal switched over to kicking and punching rather than grabbing and throwing, the less interesting his movies became. Go back and rewatch the fight in the grocery store in Above the Law. Textbook destruction.
The reason people mock this guy is because he's an asshole, a douchebag, and delusional. He picks fights with Jean Van Damme and hates him for no reason other than being jealous because Van Damme has records of him fighting in martial arts while he doesn't. Stallone even said that in a party where he invited Seagal and Van Damme. Seagal still kept insulting Van Damme even when they're at the party. And when Van Damme couldn't take the insults anymore he picked a fight with Seagal and Seagal ran. But Seagal said that's not what happened, he said it was Van Damme who ran not Seagal. Even though Stallone and other eye witnesses during the party said that Seagal ran. He also said some delusional things like fighting the Yakuza, Training the CIA, Defending a dojo, Neutralizing a bomb, etc. All of these are even debunked and not completely true. He's a jerk to stuntmen and hurts them. There's numerous controversial allegations against him like Sexual assault and when he's confronted about it, he dismisses it. I'm serious, when someone asks him about these allegations he takes off the mic, stands up and left. He didn't even answer the question. Here's even the best part. When Gene LeBell fought Seagal in a sparring, I guess, Gene LeBell put Seagal in a chokehold and Seagal shits himself. And when Seagal was questioned about this, he dismissed it too. So overall, he's an asshole, a fraud, and a jerk.
Because almost 40% of the movie going public are woman. They want to see romance in the movie with the typical guy chasing a girl, then he's made to look stupid and rejected etc. then maybe there's a happy ending with the girl in control. it's a proven formular and works for the industry. Seagal's 's movie don't work like that, they're basically all action, with maybe a girl for the scenery.
Exactly. Everyone has to take a poke at someone. His newer movies are not as good as his older gems, but still shows just how brilliant he is. Most people have jealousy issues.
Why would you want to shake his hand? Did the bacon grease wash off completely? Why would you seemingly admire a person that is arrogant (without reason), rapes and assaults women on a regular basis, is completely delusional, a pathologic liar (proven countless times), a child molester (Ask Catherine Heigl), a bully and completely without any redeeming qualities of any kind? Gentle? Please, please look up the word Gentle in a dictionary, because he is ANYTHING but gentle as he regularly assaults others that don't agree with him or question his self-imposed authority. Violence is ALWAYS his main response to those around him. This is not opinion, this is documented fact.
It's a good thing he spent all of those years learning how to fight a mob of guys who all attack one at a time and go down easy with one punch but never get back up.
Steven was in fine form in this one, even though this is the twilight of his career. He looked like he was having a lot of fun here. The movie had a decent story, solid action, and a cute leading lady. I wish he had just gone out with Fire Down Below, taken some time to reflect, and had a second go as a character actor. Oh well.
Whilst this magnum opus from Mr. Seagal cannot stand up to his unparalleled oeuvre in features such as "Marked for Death", or "Out for Justice", amongst others....it is still a time when we could be happy with his svelte figure and defined cheekbones. Oh the days.
Yes, Mark Collie, Ed Bruce, and Kris Kristofferson are in this as well. All of them singers/songwriters including Patsy Lynn and Peggy Lynn who are twins and also the Daughters of Loretta Lynn.
That was just prior to CSI Vegas. Marg became the reason to watch CSI. That movie was really good too. Every time it seemed like the movie was on its final scene it would just keep on going. Great movie though.
I am amazed they let you watch violent movies while in an insane asylum. If you stop saying ridiculous, hilariously insane statements like those above, they may let you out someday.
The problem is Seagall hasn't aged well and nearly every film he's been in over the past 24 years has been pretty cheesy and the obvious stunt doubles have taken away his relevance. They either simply forgot or never knew what a master in Aikido he was/is and how good his films were from 1987 'til the end of the '90s!
When I park in front of someone’s house in a public residential spot and people take exception to this. I quote this “if you don’t like it? That’s tough shit” 😂🤣
This was when he started to eat everything in sight in between looking for Richie, so naturally the Large coat hides the ever growing waistline and gut
I always liked how guys stood around and waited for him to hit them. Growing up on Chicago's west side....I never enjoyed that same courtesy from my opponents.
@@stevem2323 no actually it doesn't, they have a test for black belts where you have to fend of multiple opponents attacking at the same time. It's not for nothing this is really sort of a companion martial arts to weapon combat with katana's for instance. It teaches crowd control.
@@Cenot4ph I don't know, most of the aikido sparring and training i saw it's literally self defense and using the opponents energy against him, his movement and trajectory.
How dare you criticize this film. I do not like your sarcasm. This is an Academy Award level film. The gang put up a good fight and Steven did a great job overpowering them.
What happened to this guy seriously.. He's acting for mine was completely underrated Never seen a actor just go stupid like this guy did.. In the 90s this guy was this boss
1:51 - 1:53 --- that sums up every damn beat-em-up side-scrolling video game to have ever existed. Just random, moderately fit dudes waiting to fight for absolutely no reason whatsoever.
@@larrygator This is one of his best movies in my opinion because Segal is almost like a normal person than his normal special forces personality he normally portrays.
Dear Class, Steven is in great form as usual in this fight sequence, utilizing his surroundings to win in combat, and beating the odds when they stack up against him, finding an excellent charitable donation piece of Longwood at a construction site type setting when the odds got bad, of at least 4 to 1, yikes. And also, good technique & honor beyond belief by this innocent bystander, who tells the Sheriff "the truth", about how Steven was jumped & assaulted in this scene, providing eye witness testimony to the truth. So, we are all doing good to always tell "the truth" in tough situations, to make sure that the Police don't get fooled and know the truth, by providing truthful eye-witness testimony to the Police. GOOD JOB!
Has anyone noticed the production goof of this fight scene? At 1:57, the men are already writhing on the ground in pain before Seagal had even engaged the first opponent.
This movie was a treat for country music fans. Besides Levon Helm and the Lynn Sisters, there was Travis Tritt, Randy Travis, Mark Collie, Kris Kristofferson, and Marty Stuart. And this flick came out at a time when Steven Seagal was at the top of his game. He's still making movies today, but his films go straight to home video. And they're mostly shot overseas in such places as Bulgaria and South Africa. It would be great if Steven Seagal was to make a comeback to the silver screen. It could happen. I hope it does.
I doubt he’d make a comeback, man. From what I’ve seen on the Web he’s alienated himself from mainstream Hollywood and he hasn’t had a notable movie in decades. He also isn’t anywhere near as fit as he was in the 90s. To me this was his last great film...although I’d say Above the Law was his best.
@@spartanracer Don’t need fitness if you’re the fat guy beating people up. But yes, his social feats have burned bridges. However, with the right plot, he’d kill it💯
Cool, I spotted Mark Collie, Kris Kristofferson and - for me the easy one - Levon Helm. Teenage me loved Seagal's first few films and I did watch this one - but after that I was done - he's kinda past it and I am too I guess!
He is the only 8th degree black belt in Aikido in the world. People do not realize the moves that you are seeing he is one of the best in the world at his craft
how could i have possibly missed watching this film years ago, then again if this film was ever on sky or television back in the day, i never remember watching it, and these days when your looking through a tv magazine to check what films are on that week they do seem to keep showing the same films more or less again and again, although i don`t mind seeing a favourite film again especially if i have not seen it in a while, i wouldn`t mind seeing something like this now and again, and the only seagal film that i can ever remember seeing let alone being repeated on television is something like hard to kill or under siege, and this does make me think where abouts on television let alone sky, or where ever do i catch up on watching his films.
@@Ease54 LOL I used to work close to their sets at times, and that probably applied to more than you might think. Even some of the crew members were "hott"!
Hatch (thug with the mullet) is played by Mark Collie and Sims (second thug with the short hair and khaki shirt) is played by Alex Harvey. They both played these roles perfectly IMO. Same guys that left the snake in Steven Seagal’s home.
The 5'4" 120lb guy is the first to attack the 6'5" guy. Smart move. This may be the best fight scene in this movie, I have no idea, but there are MUCH better fight scenes in his 3 earliest movies.
That jacket Seagal is wearing completely stole that scene. Its gorgeous.
Not a good color for him. Another shade perhaps?
Why do folks mock this guy? His movies are fun,fast moving and showcase his akido skills to the max.I can't get enough of these movies,sure he gained some wieght,but who dosen't?
Right? Why don't people mock a certain rapist and ear biting boxer is behind me. Aparently in our society being a rapist is better than being fat.
Many reasons, but for me, the issue is that his aikido decreased markedly after Under Siege and while there is still a decent amount in Fire Down Below, the more Seagal switched over to kicking and punching rather than grabbing and throwing, the less interesting his movies became. Go back and rewatch the fight in the grocery store in Above the Law. Textbook destruction.
The reason people mock this guy is because he's an asshole, a douchebag, and delusional. He picks fights with Jean Van Damme and hates him for no reason other than being jealous because Van Damme has records of him fighting in martial arts while he doesn't. Stallone even said that in a party where he invited Seagal and Van Damme. Seagal still kept insulting Van Damme even when they're at the party. And when Van Damme couldn't take the insults anymore he picked a fight with Seagal and Seagal ran. But Seagal said that's not what happened, he said it was Van Damme who ran not Seagal. Even though Stallone and other eye witnesses during the party said that Seagal ran.
He also said some delusional things like fighting the Yakuza, Training the CIA, Defending a dojo, Neutralizing a bomb, etc. All of these are even debunked and not completely true. He's a jerk to stuntmen and hurts them.
There's numerous controversial allegations against him like Sexual assault and when he's confronted about it, he dismisses it. I'm serious, when someone asks him about these allegations he takes off the mic, stands up and left. He didn't even answer the question.
Here's even the best part. When Gene LeBell fought Seagal in a sparring, I guess, Gene LeBell put Seagal in a chokehold and Seagal shits himself. And when Seagal was questioned about this, he dismissed it too.
So overall, he's an asshole, a fraud, and a jerk.
Because almost 40% of the movie going public are woman. They want to see romance in the movie with the typical guy chasing a girl, then he's made to look stupid and rejected etc. then maybe there's a happy ending with the girl in control. it's a proven formular and works for the industry. Seagal's 's movie don't work like that, they're basically all action, with maybe a girl for the scenery.
Exactly. Everyone has to take a poke at someone. His newer movies are not as good as his older gems, but still shows just how brilliant he is. Most people have jealousy issues.
No one can beat up a gang of middle-aged men better than Steven Seagal.
LOL
I got your tough sheet right here.....LOL
Three of them were pretty young.
"Cracked my wood. That's no good. See, I'm damaging my lumber for my house. I'll just use my hands. " 🤜💥
"I ain't never been hit so hard in my life" lol that line had me rolling.😂😂
Haha 😂
I show you a real fighting scene
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I'll bet that extra got a bonus for ad libbing that line for Mr. Seagal.
@Curtis Tisberger Do you kiss Chuck Norris with that mouth?
Curtis Tisberger awwww someone’s a little butt hurt. 😂😂😂😂
"See now I'm damaging my lumber for my house. I'll just use my hands."
Oscar level dialog right there.
Seriously.
Seagal: I just read the best script ever.
Rob Schneider: Oh yeah, who wrote it?
Seagal: I did.
Patrick Doucette dude Rob Would of been a great buddy buddy with Steven! Lol
Crack my wood, that's no good.
Brutul punch ooooo
Mark Collie,"I got your tough shit right here."what a catchphrase that is.😂
Nicely movie. Good fight scenes,Nice car chase. Perfect Kentucky climate i like this movie
man I miss the 90;s
I once met Steven Seagal and shook his hand.
A gentle giant.
Why would you want to shake his hand? Did the bacon grease wash off completely? Why would you seemingly admire a person that is arrogant (without reason), rapes and assaults women on a regular basis, is completely delusional, a pathologic liar (proven countless times), a child molester (Ask Catherine Heigl), a bully and completely without any redeeming qualities of any kind? Gentle? Please, please look up the word Gentle in a dictionary, because he is ANYTHING but gentle as he regularly assaults others that don't agree with him or question his self-imposed authority. Violence is ALWAYS his main response to those around him. This is not opinion, this is documented fact.
@phil veburst no
It's a good thing he spent all of those years learning how to fight a mob of guys who all attack one at a time and go down easy with one punch but never get back up.
The bit when the cop asks did anyone see what happened all the guys he just kicked are like nope no problem here officer cracks me up everytime 😂😂😂
Back when he was still believable.
Steven was in fine form in this one, even though this is the twilight of his career. He looked like he was having a lot of fun here. The movie had a decent story, solid action, and a cute leading lady. I wish he had just gone out with Fire Down Below, taken some time to reflect, and had a second go as a character actor. Oh well.
Exit Wounds was a pretty decent movie that cane came out after this one. After that, Seagal's movies began to tank big time.
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I like fatties. They're cute. Now beards make a guy look like he's a caveman. So pasé.
Whilst this magnum opus from Mr. Seagal cannot stand up to his unparalleled oeuvre in features such as "Marked for Death", or "Out for Justice", amongst others....it is still a time when we could be happy with his svelte figure and defined cheekbones. Oh the days.
Now thats Funny.!!
"I got your tough sh%t right here." 😆
"Cracked the wood, that's no good."90's Action Dr Suess
ROTFLMAO
HELL YEAH
Levon Helm the singer/drummer from The Band was the preacher! Awesome stuff!
Yes, Mark Collie, Ed Bruce, and Kris Kristofferson are in this as well. All of them singers/songwriters including Patsy Lynn and Peggy Lynn who are twins and also the Daughters of Loretta Lynn.
@@ledhed5717 As well as Travis Tritt, Randy Travis and Marty Stuart
I'll watch anything with Levon Helm!
Didn't know that.
I think his best film,FIRE DOWN BELOW
That was just prior to CSI Vegas. Marg became the reason to watch CSI. That movie was really good too. Every time it seemed like the movie was on its final scene it would just keep on going. Great movie though.
"Get Out, That's Pretty Plain English, Get Out!" LOL.
Watching mad tv segal stuff and the real movie clips in between is the best kind of entertainment :D
The best action film of STEVEN SEAGAL,I think,talking style,voice tone- very smooth, natural movements,excellent
I am amazed they let you watch violent movies while in an insane asylum. If you stop saying ridiculous, hilariously insane statements like those above, they may let you out someday.
"crack my wood that's no good" now he is a poet as well as the world's worst runner.
he said "cracked my wood" listen again
@@joeclayton2121 my apologies word monitor.
@@100reality2 how did you get it wrong when you heard him say it?
@@100reality2 not as bad as the daughter in “Taken”…..
In fact, being good at running has more to do with practice than with body shape. You are an idiot.
OMG I love this movie. used to watch it w/ my granny. still got it on VHS 😍😍
Classic
That's nothing. I used to watch it with Abe Lincoln and saw it on cave drawings.
His first few were great. Until 2000
Steven Seagal fighting moves had me laughin in tears omg lol😂😂😂😭😭one of my favorites like his skills #legend (aaaahh my nose😂😂😭😭)
"i got your tough shit right here"........ HAHAHAHAHA
I loved this movie and his character is awesome…
"I'm damaging my wood for the house. I'll just use my hands."
Savage
Have you seen the price of lumber lately? He should have only used his hands!
Very underrated film! I still don’t understand people’s problem with it.
The problem is Seagall hasn't aged well and nearly every film he's been in over the past 24 years has been pretty cheesy and the obvious stunt doubles have taken away his relevance. They either simply forgot or never knew what a master in Aikido he was/is and how good his films were from 1987 'til the end of the '90s!
Commenters want their own voice and are eager to (anonymously) take cheap shots at those much better than them.
Under siege, Marked for death, Hard to kill, and this was his only best movies.
You forgot The Glimmer Man .
@@kleof.3529 yes that one too, definitely.
i like him he's a gentleman and a great fighter nice mix
Not exactly a gentleman according to actresses he played with.
When I park in front of someone’s house in a public residential spot and people take exception to this. I quote this “if you don’t like it? That’s tough shit” 😂🤣
I’m guessing you’ve had to replace a few tires. 😂
@@wilc.2095 .I am peaceful, but my silly neighbors would put gojacks under his junk and put it sideways..
Haha I liked that the Reverend backed him up. That was good
The Rev. Levon Helm!
This video left me speechless.
I love this scene and I am looking forward to seeing Steven Seagal taking out these guys again.
One of Steven Seagal's better looking coats.
Ah yes! Seagal’s late 90s movies! When he started wearing large coats in every scene to hide his expanding gut. 😂
This was his fake native American phase.
STEVIE might've turned into a FAT-BASTARD I still wouldn't F_ _K with him
Steve you should try him see how long you last let us know how it turns out 😂😂😂
@@scottgardner9838 why would it be an eating contest?
This was the last movie where he was slim, or at least, "normal".
My mom absolutely loves Steven Segal
Literally one of the best seagal movies ever. This script is great. Maybe the best
The nose guy always cracks me up
He always gets beat up. Lol
This is beggining of Steven's large coat phase. After this movie he was never again seen without one.
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Aïkido
This was when he started to eat everything in sight in between looking for Richie, so naturally the Large coat hides the ever growing waistline and gut
That's why nobody's seen Richie.
Steven Seagull ate him.
It was to hide his fat belly
Seagal one of the fine actors of our generation!!
Those dudes never stood a chance
Steven is highly trained in all martial arts and probably the world's most dangerous man.......
@Dark Remus ask yourself 1 question, would you attempt to get that last piece of cake at the buffet if Seagal wanted it too~
lol
@@Netravick didn't you see the 'Out for Justice"
No..but ONE of the most dangerous, for sure. 👍🏽
Haters gona hate but this was actually a good action flick
Outstanding
This scene never seems to amaze me and as I enjoy watching his fight scenes,I myself am a Aikidoist.
Correct, but likewise, the director ordered the scenes incorrectly.
Mark Collie and Steven Seagal look like two natives from different tribes
И как всегда мои коллеги, подъезжают после пожара !
I always liked how guys stood around and waited for him to hit them. Growing up on Chicago's west side....I never enjoyed that same courtesy from my opponents.
Its It's just a movie
Actually he always wait for them to attack, mostly. Aikido works like that.
you have a stutter!
@@stevem2323 no actually it doesn't, they have a test for black belts where you have to fend of multiple opponents attacking at the same time. It's not for nothing this is really sort of a companion martial arts to weapon combat with katana's for instance. It teaches crowd control.
@@Cenot4ph I don't know, most of the aikido sparring and training i saw it's literally self defense and using the opponents energy against him, his movement and trajectory.
remember going to see this movie, only 3 other people were in theater. judging by the side of the crowd it was box office smash.
Me to ha,ja
Not even a scratch, mighty impressive display of martial arts skill!
How dare you criticize this film. I do not like your sarcasm. This is an Academy Award level film. The gang put up a good fight and Steven did a great job overpowering them.
What happened to this guy seriously..
He's acting for mine was completely underrated
Never seen a actor just go stupid like this guy did..
In the 90s this guy was this boss
Love this scene‼😂😂😂😂😂
Xxxx
He's still looking for Richie, this time in a lumber yard.
lol "the adventures of looking for Richie continue"...
Deano he will NEVER stop looking for Richie. EVER!
Is there a phone booth handy?
anybody know who did Bobby Lupo?
Nomad Sticks I'm sure could grab some thin lumber and break it in 2
That old Chevy truck that Steven drives my cousin Anthony painted. His shop was in Clay City,Ky.
Levon Helm was a great actor as well as singer and drummer.
1:51 - 1:53 --- that sums up every damn beat-em-up side-scrolling video game to have ever existed. Just random, moderately fit dudes waiting to fight for absolutely no reason whatsoever.
Streets of Rage 🤣
That’s a strange way of coming out
...the hunt for the elusive Richie continues...
XD
Anybody seen Richie? So, nobody seen Richie?
This is my favorite Steven Segal movies and this was his best fight scene.
whats the name of the movie ?
@@larrygator Fire Down Below
@@Reality852 thanks man
@@larrygator This is one of his best movies in my opinion because Segal is almost like a normal person than his normal special forces personality he normally portrays.
@@Reality852 that's nice I need to see it then
Hell with everything else, that's Levon!
My favorite line of his, though, comes from 'Shooter': "Still got the shovel!"
lol love that saying
I think you were referring to Harry Dean Stanton, that ain't Levon. Still, best line ever.
@@OnlyAKnife no we were referring to still got the shovel a line from the movie shooter with Matt daemon as lead actor
@@chriscopeland1455 the only movie I know is called Shooter is the one with Mark Wahlberg where he played an ex Marine sniper
@@stretch-fd4dg yeah thats the one i did not realize that was mark wahlberg lol lol lol
1:03 Mark Collie had some success in country music in the 1990's. His recording of " Even The Man in The Moon" was exceptional.
Yep, think the sheriff was Ed Bruce???????
He also had a song called Hardin County Line that got some airplay.
Another one of my favorites is "Calloused Hands."
@@charlestpearlwqserpo serposerpo serpo serpo 😂😂😂
Did a great scene in "the Punisher" movie.
GOODNESS I love this man!!!!!!
It's sad to see someone with no standards at all..
Appreciate the half-speed version at the start, thanks!
That is a good Reverend..
"Anybody seen Richie? Huh? I'm gonna keep comin' back til somebody remembers seein' Richie." ;-)
I saw him but I am still not sure why he did Bobby Lupo
But have he seen him though...?
Richie is in the corner with a corkscrew stuck in his head.
@@razorback9926 That's TOO funny@
"Hey sticks, get him"
When I add my 2x to this scene, I'm laughing @ the "4 Verse" LOL!
Yes best fight movie of Steven Seagal fire down be low
Lol where's Ritchie, love how they line up and attack him one by one lol
Dear Class, Steven is in great form as usual in this fight sequence, utilizing his surroundings to win in combat, and beating the odds when they stack up against him, finding an excellent charitable donation piece of Longwood at a construction site type setting when the odds got bad, of at least 4 to 1, yikes.
And also, good technique & honor beyond belief by this innocent bystander, who tells the Sheriff "the truth", about how Steven was jumped & assaulted in this scene, providing eye witness testimony to the truth. So, we are all doing good to always tell "the truth" in tough situations, to make sure that the Police don't get fooled and know the truth, by providing truthful eye-witness testimony to the Police. GOOD JOB!
Dude it was a rehearsed movie part
@@garyking6365 As all action films
Me & dad loved this movie. He loved it & I did too. Lots of action
Very good the scene
Like the rewind and fast forward thing at the end 😆 Made me think I was watching a classic Oriental martial arts 🥋 movie 🍿🤣😂
Has anyone noticed the production goof of this fight scene? At 1:57, the men are already writhing on the ground in pain before Seagal had even engaged the first opponent.
This movie was a treat for country music fans. Besides Levon Helm and the Lynn Sisters, there was Travis Tritt, Randy Travis, Mark Collie, Kris Kristofferson, and Marty Stuart. And this flick came out at a time when Steven Seagal was at the top of his game. He's still making movies today, but his films go straight to home video. And they're mostly shot overseas in such places as Bulgaria and South Africa. It would be great if Steven Seagal was to make a comeback to the silver screen. It could happen. I hope it does.
I doubt he’d make a comeback, man. From what I’ve seen on the Web he’s alienated himself from mainstream Hollywood and he hasn’t had a notable movie in decades. He also isn’t anywhere near as fit as he was in the 90s.
To me this was his last great film...although I’d say Above the Law was his best.
Also, Ed Bruce as the sheriff. RIP
@@spartanracer Don’t need fitness if you’re the fat guy beating people up.
But yes, his social feats have burned bridges.
However, with the right plot, he’d kill it💯
Cool, I spotted Mark Collie, Kris Kristofferson and - for me the easy one - Levon Helm. Teenage me loved Seagal's first few films and I did watch this one - but after that I was done - he's kinda past it and I am too I guess!
@@jscountrygirl85_326 Maverick didn't come here to lose.
"I cracked my wood,that's not good
See?I'm damaging my lumber for the house"
Funny line by Steven Seagal
Love Steven Seagal with his long hair and everything.
like before he got the hair plugs and got really fat?
He is the only 8th degree black belt in Aikido in the world. People do not realize the moves that you are seeing he is one of the best in the world at his craft
Anytime you can, become 8 degree black belt it's really considered a master
Harry Dean Stanton! RIP brother.
he was excellent as bud in repo man
Pretty slick detective in "Christine", but Arnold was slicker!
Always good to see Levon Helm ... miss that guy.
Me and Virgil too
Greatest Russian martial artist ever
I Love that Film "FIRE DOWN BELOW" :) ....
"I've never been hit so hard in my life"🤣🤣
Lol yes! I’m so glad you caught that... Seagal is a narcissist
😂😂Who even says that? Seagal probably wrote that part
Then comments have me dying here.
he broke my jaw. sumbitch broke my jaw
1:58
This was one of my favorites by Seagal.
how could i have possibly missed watching this film years ago, then again if this film was ever on sky or television back in the day, i never remember watching it, and these days when your looking through a tv magazine to check what films are on that week they do seem to keep showing the same films more or less again and again, although i don`t mind seeing a favourite film again especially if i have not seen it in a while, i wouldn`t mind seeing something like this now and again, and the only seagal film that i can ever remember seeing let alone being repeated on television is something like hard to kill or under siege, and this does make me think where abouts on television let alone sky, or where ever do i catch up on watching his films.
Fun fact:
He's still finding Richie?
😂
The many phases of Steven segal. The fake italian phase, the southern ole boy phase, the Native American phase, the asian ninja phase
His "Brooklyn accent" was hilarious in Out For Justice. 😂
Ahhh...its called 'acting'...
Steven seagal is my true love 😍😍😍 I watched every one of his movies , best actor in the world
He’s nothing but a traitor to America and Russia’s little puppet
Stick's and stone's will break my bones but name's will never hurt me
Did you hear one of the guys laying on the ground say,”Uhhh I’ve never been hit so hard in my life.” Lol
no
Yes...that had me laughing as no one in real life would ever say that. Segal had to have written that line.
🤔!!! Man! 🥊💥🥊💥🥊💥🥊💥 I like the movies of Steven Seagal!
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Curtis -- so then, what brought you to this movie clip?
Nothing funnier than seeing the whole cast of Hee Haw getting their azz handed to them🤣
Hee Haw, that's good lol
Ha! But I remember a few asses on Hee Haw that I would have given up to without a fight.
Saaa-LOOOTE!!😏🤓😎
Hell, man. Those were Hee Haw scrubs be beat up... Junior Samples, Minnie, Pearl, or Gunilla (Nurse Goodbody) Hutton would have whooped dat azz! ;-P
@@Ease54 LOL I used to work close to their sets at times, and that probably applied to more than you might think. Even some of the crew members were "hott"!
Hatch (thug with the mullet) is played by Mark Collie and Sims (second thug with the short hair and khaki shirt) is played by Alex Harvey. They both played these roles perfectly IMO. Same guys that left the snake in Steven Seagal’s home.
Never realized that the guy with the long hair is the guy from The Punisher movie till now.
What is his name?
@@michalgodbee9578 His name is Mark Collie
Steven segal is great. Too fast and ferocious, tough, and cool.
yeah and destroys more toilets than all taco bells combined
I AGREE
I have to assume this is just a trolling comment.
The 5'4" 120lb guy is the first to attack the 6'5" guy. Smart move.
This may be the best fight scene in this movie, I have no idea, but there are MUCH better fight scenes in his 3 earliest movies.
That's Mark Collie
@?? yeah, size doesn't matter.
Youre weak I take it
anyone seen Richie?
He has the worst fight scenes in film history. Utter garbage.
"Fire Down Below" would be a good name for a hemorrhoid cream.
Or a yeast infection
😂😂😂😂 to BOTH of ur comments
haha love it!
i kinda dig the last guy who jumped Seagal. Even after witnessing all this massacre he still had the guts to attack him. Thumbs up!
oooh 1
HOLLYWOOD FICTION
The Guts OR The Stupidity?
OW 🤕! MY NOSE 👃! MY NOSE 👃!
Ow 🤕! Oh, my nose 👃.
Not to take anything away from Seagal's career, but imagine if Chuck Norris was the leading guy in this movie instead. Would've been iconic.
I love that movie. I love the fast forward at the end that’s funny
I bought the Dvd with his 3 Movies on it play them when there is nothing on TV etc.