Recent Reviews for Into the Sun

Javad697

MCT:

August 20, 2008

Good movie...
Steven Seagal is Travis Hunter, a Yakuza expert/former CIA agent who is investigating a political assassination along with the naive FBI agent Mathew Davis. After The Foreigner, this one brought us the Seagal we all know : The man with a killer squint and an even more killer set of martial arts skills.
Steven Seagal gets a partner in this movie, but he is pretty much under-used.
kmansell1

MCT:

August 19, 2008

i watch half this film before i relized they weren't gonna put the sub-titles up for me. it's in japanese. films not great either
daws272

MCT:

April 25, 2008

this ine is action and an older steven Seagal getting back on track i think is the best way to describe this one.still very good
middleeasternfilms

MCT:

April 20, 2008

After failing to get the green light to remake The Yakuza, Seagal went to work on this film instead, which is surprisingly one of his best in years. Seagal not only starred in this film, but also wrote the screenplay and executive produced it and it's a very good film. Good action and a moderate pace make it enjoyable even if you gave up on Seagal after The Glimmer Man. Jazz legend Stanley Clarke did the music for this film as well.
husky10000years

MCT:

February 29, 2008

Steven Seagal back to his best, some top action sequences. This movie music playing in about every place, a novelty chopstick death, Eddie George getting shot up at the beginning, swordplay.
ReverandJ

MCT:

January 18, 2008

Seagal back to his best. Some top action sequences. Check out some of his songs during the film too!
datovs

MCT:

November 24, 2007

A pretty crap movie. Yeah it's entertaining and has some credible one liners but the overrall acting is completely shait and the plot is not original whatsoever.
mentalfig

MCT:

August 22, 2007

I must shamefully now admit that I have seen Steven Seagal live...his music is even worse than his films...
kmulder

MCT:

May 17, 2007

Come for the cool cover and promise of explosions, trenchcoats and fisticuffs (automatic rifle notwithstanding) and stick around for Takao Osawa's over-the-top character. It sucks. But it's popcorn cinema.
ASnowdon5234

MCT:

January 29, 2007

Not brilliant. It appears from the camerawork that Seagal's co-actors had stand-ins for dialogue scenes with him. No wonder.
cacutshaw

MCT:

January 29, 2007

After watching Sydney Pollack's Yakuza I was itching to see another yakuza based film. After seeing this I should have just applied some balm.
phillipg2518

MCT:

November 3, 2006

Very Cool style. Loved the Yakuza theme in this movie. Seagal expresses his oriental side and shows off his skill with the sword.
suicidemessiah1983

MCT:

September 25, 2006

i absolutly was angry at the start wen he had the big gun, but as it went thru i began to think back to the above the law, out for justice days, great movie
bjaccobs

MCT:

August 4, 2006

After an awful beginning, this movie somehow gets to Japan (it probably makes sense as to why Steve is in Japan, but I haven't seen this movie in a while and tend to forget things) and while in Japan, the movie is fine. Steven Seagal looks like he's actually trying, which is rare for Steve (especially in his direct to video stuff which is what this is.) Sword fight at the end is cool. Anyway, this is a decent direct to video Steven Seagal movie.
tso05001

MCT:

June 10, 2006

THis was an awesome movie, it's amazing to know that he actually can speak japanese, at least that is what I thought it was.