Did Steven Seagal have the best movie run early in his acting career?

[jeh]

Which was more of a I didn't see that coming moment though....

Screwface having a twin brother in Marked For Death

And/Or

Him dying in Executive Decision?

I honestly thought the movie was over(Marked for Death) when he killed Screwface, but him having a twin brother def. Didn't see that coming.

At the same time, Kurt Russell, Halle Berry, Steven Seagal in Executive Decision. I def, definitely didn't see him dying (so early in the movie)

 

[King Poetic]

I thought the nurse was going to blow seagal when she saw his dikk... bytch couldn't wait to get fukk...

How about in out for justice the black pimp in the beginning beating the breaks off that Puerto Rican chick who by the way always play hoe parts in movies and seagal beat the brother ass...

 

[Cool Dr. Money]

Screwface having a twin brother was the ultimate job tho but that's what makes his movies good

 

[King Poetic]

Under siege 2 was GOAT

1... when the one leader smack the other dude in the mouth... saying assumptions are the mother of fukk ups

2... Morris being a bytch in the movie

3.. dude and his bytch getting tossed off the train

 

[IVS]

I know he did a ton of property damage. If he came in your establishment and hr came thru you're spot sho nuff would look like Leroi Green's after the Shogun swang thru. Segal be fuxing people up breaking shyt for no reason. Like the scene with the Jamaicans in the jewelry star at the mall. He was putting their heads thru display cases just cause. Even when he fought the Italians in the bar.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

I kinda liked Katherine Heigl in that joint too

 

[MikelArteta]

macauley culkin run wasnt bad as well

 

[Tom Foolery]

 

[jeh]

Im not sure if its straight to dvd, or if the title will be called Captive. But here is some pics from Fred Olen Ray Facebook page.

^^^^^
Steven Seagal

^^^^^^
Rob Van Dam

https://m.facebook.com/The-Official-Fred-Olen-Ray-Page-113544948689048/

 

[R-Typ3]

I should rephrase. Daps and resp for even discussing this btw.

I did Aikido for a long long time. I don't regret my time doing it, and it was fun. I don't want to call it useless. Even if it had zero practicality for actual fighting then I still believe it has merit if someone does it and enjoys it. I just think people should be careful getting into it in terms of expectations. Ut has a huge degree of cooperation in it which hindered me when I did Judo, BJJ, Sambo, MMA and other martial arts. Combat sports where the other person is not complying with me.

I think a lot of the footwork is cool and useful, as is a lot of the wrist and posture control. I think it's better to know anything than nothing. Catching punches and knives or weapons out of people's swinging arms is also almost impossible. And I also think that any type of training against someone that is actively trying to resist you and beat you using technique is much better for learning how to actually fight.

At the same time, I don't want to go too heavy down the self defense habit hole. The first 3 minutes and 15 seconds of this sum up entirely how I feel about "self defense" and martial arts. It's a great video and worth the watch.



Here's another video that's been making the rounds on the internet recently.



There's a guy named Roy Dean that was the first Aikido black belt to get his BJJ black belt and he has a lot of cool ideas on mixing the two.

Both styles are cousins to each other only most people who don't get deep into martial arts outside of UFC/Cage/movies, wouldn't really know the difference lol I always wondered how Ju JitSu would translate in a movie and then I saw Donnie Yen in this...


And this..

 

[TheDarceKnight]

Both styles are cousins to each other only most people who don't get deep into martial arts outside of UFC/Cage/movies, wouldn't really know the difference lol I always wondered how Ju JitSu would translate in a movie and then I saw Donnie Yen in this...

Damn that might be the best fight scene I've ever seen.

 

[R-Typ3]

Damn that might be the best fight scene I've ever seen.

If our movie system wasn't such bullshyt Donnie Yen would be a household name after Blade II like Jet Li was '01-'05..But then as usual they'd try to water his style down for the popular vote so fukk that lol

 

[OmegaK2099]

 

[BXKingPin82]

Nah, the coldest line by the Dred was Who ya fear..him ah mi?! that same rasta was in the flick Caught Up a few years later

THIS movie came thru with ALL THE fukkERY!!

 

[OmegaK2099]

He bushed his own career with his shytty personality