The Prefect Weapon (2016) A colossal Steven Seagal Turkey

[Indycar]

... not that I ever watched Seagull for his acting abilities ... . Often wondered who had more fight minutes on screen ... him or Jackie Chan.

Not a huge Tom Arnold fan off the screen - but he was pretty critical of Seagal in 2001 (when Exit Wounds was made) saying that Seagal had stands in the the fight scenes and could not do the scenes. He was brutal. I can't find it, but did find this, which is


Too Funny:

 

[Gibsonian]

Cannot believe he still making movies. Last one I saw was so bad.

 

[MaxxVolume]

After the rappers kicked him to the curb, Seagal had to turn to the low-rent districts of Eastern Europe, and film pretty much in the dark (cuts down on editing costs, I guess).

 

[bshorey]

I finally got to watch this masterpiece. It's everything described in this thread, and less!

bs

 

[Eric H]

"colossal Steven Seagal Turkey"

Shouldn't that be the Tag Line for all his movies?

 

[Chip Chester]

Dark Territory. Last and best use of an Apple Newton.
Plus, it's where Katherine Heigl learned all she knows about acting.
But hey, nobody's Prefect.

Chip