Seagal plays an archeaology professor named after a famous poet (an a**kicking poet) out for vengeance against a Chinese Triad who murdered his wife. Most of the "story" is conveyed via narration, bad re-dubbing and off-screen narration. It is obvious that this one was extensively re-edited after shooting--even Seagal seems confused. Very entertaining in a colorful train-wreck kind of way.

Not wanting to repeat himself, Seagal mixes things up a bit in this one and plays an ex-CIA agent out for vengeance against bad guys who have kidnapped someone ELSE's daughter. Key scenes are missing, characters have odd "inner dialog" voiceovers, and Seagal's voice is dubbed by a guy who sounds nothing like him. Still, Seagal at least seems to knows whats going on (unlike us). Good fun!

This is another DTV in which Seagal seems like a guest star in his own movie. This had something to do with mind-controlled soldiers on a submarine--I think. Like a Made for Sci-Fi Channel TV movie that Seagal was spliced into. Must have been one easy paycheck! On the positive side, super-hot a**-kicking chicks abound.

Seagal seems like a guest star in a movie that would have made just about as much sense without him as it does with him. Many say this sequel to "The Foreigner" is superior to the original--but it's pretty much a wash. But except for one scene with the worst double of all time, this is much more coherent than many of his latter flicks. DVD includes a "making of" and a hilarious Seagal interview.

In this one Seagal decided to stretch his acting chops to their absolute limits by playing an ex-CIA agent out for vengeance because bad guys kidnap his daughter. A competently made thriller with a couple of exceptionally freaky bits. Worth the time for the Seagal fan.

Basically a TV movie featuring a bunch of bland young hotties with Seagal walking (or flying) through a few scenes that wouldn't have been much different without him. It could have starred Eric Estrada and been basically the same flick (in fact, the same story did star Micheal Dudikoff only a few years earlier). But there are a few good moments and the story moves along at a good clip.

Not as tight as Urban Justice, but Seagal's character has more of a personality (one that still includes kicking plenty of a**). The female lead is miscast and there are continuity gaffes, but this is still way above average. In a world where wussyism is glorified, there really is no one else in movies like Seagal. Oh, and he plays an ex-CIA agent whose daughter gets kidnapped by the way.

Seagal plays Ruslan, a crime novelist and ex-member of the Russian Mob. Just before Ruslan's daughter is about to marry into the family of an old rival, both she and his ex-wife are murdered. So Ruslan...wait for it...seeks vengeance! YEAH! A solid old school action flick with none of the hilarious incompetence of Kill Switch.