Steven Seagal, Byron Mann, Monica Lo
An ex-CIA agent's quest to find his kidnapped daughter leads him on a trail of political intrigue, corruption, danger and betrayal; he will stop at nothing to save her.
DVD Release Date: December 30, 2003
Stats: 259 reviews
Not one of Seagal's best movies, but not overly horrible either. The plot is typical Direct-To-DVD Seagal stuff and the acting is subpar, but then again Seagal is past his prime at this point.
So bad it's good. Very guilty pleasure. Seagal can't make up his mind whether to use martial arts, guns or sword, so he uses them all. Some hilariously bad dialogue, but I expected nothing less. After a production-line of mediocre blockbusters and sequels, this was fun.
Ok so its not exactly a shock is it. he's been making distinctly average films for years but this one takes it to another level.
I am not into Steven Seagal nor this type of martial arts film. It's not without some merit, there are some decent scenes. Very violent and lots of gunfire, explosions and killing. Only for those who like these sort of films.
Director Ching Tsui Tung (Chinese Ghost Story I and II, East is Red) manages to give the tubby Seagal his first movie of the new millenium that rises above the two star or below level. The story is engrossing, the acting passable, and- even though he is still heavily doubled- the...( read more)
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Another fantastic Steven Seagal film. Plenty of action and a devoted father that would do anything to save his daughter.
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