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Nov 5, 2023 · On Deadly Ground 1994
On Deadly Ground 1994 Bar fight scene. That Mike starr sure played a real asshole in this movie. 55 subscribers in the Movieclipsbyrb community. Various Movie clips by Robert Bowersock.
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Framed for drug running, a university professor seeks to clear his name and avenge the murder of his wife. This might seem like an unusual addition to the list but it marks a rather large departure from Seagal’s more recognisable gritty fighting style. Battling a fighter employing monkey style Kung-Fu this entertaining scene features some interesti...
Posing as a humble church helper who carries out odd jobs for the Appalachian locals, EPA agent Jack Taggart is looking to uncover illegal dumping of toxic waste. His presence causes a stir amongst the local thugs working for conglomerate head and no friend of the environment Orin Hanner (Kris Kristofferson) and so whilst he is shopping for some es...
This might have been far less successful than the more superior box office smash but it’s not without some kick-ass moments. Everett McGill as psycho-mercenary for hire Penn, a man so hard he uses pepper spray to clear his senses, is a formidable villain to Seagal’s NAVY seal cook with a killer recipe. The two seem evenly matched and this scene fea...
Seagal’s directorial debut fell into the ocean quicker than the Aegis 1 oil platform but at least this film had something worthwhile about it; the eco-message with some explosive action made this an above average action adventure. Although it needed more of Seagal’s no nonsense fisticuffs and showy Aikido moves, one or two moments do provide just t...
This is the third film from Seagal back in his heyday on the meteoric rise to stardom as former DEA agent John Hatcher taking on Jamaican drug gangs. After chasing down a few Jamaican hitmen into a shopping centre, Hatcher shows just why he should be feared more than their voodoo boss with some vicious bone breaking and technically rich Aikido tech...
Let’s face it there isn’t a single bar or restaurant in the big man’s films that has survived his onslaught, and the Italian bistro Linto’s is no exception. This moment made the list mostly for entertainment purposes as nothing is more joyous than watching Seagal teach a painful lesson to some arrogant body guards.
No film throughout Seagal’s career has come close to matching this “Die Hard” on a boat adventure shoot ‘em up. It excels with a seamless blend of humour, hi-octane action, and in Tommy Lee Jones (as deranged CIA assassin Strannix) one of action cinema’s most vivid and interesting villains. The finale, a knife fight featuring the insatiable Stranni...
Before falling into his seven year snooze, hard as nails cop Mason Storm shows just how much of a stand-up guy he is by taking on the liquor store robbers after they just shot its owner. Some familiar Aikido wrist and entering techniques come thick and fast, before going down onto his knees to make it a fairer fight for the remaining knife wielding...
The film that launched a colourful action movie career, “Nico” (aka “Above The Law”) not only introduced a charismatic and impressively skilled action star in Seagal but also to the graceful yet hard hitting Japanese art of Aikido. What better way to introduce both than in the confines of a Dojo; no guns, no smashed-up a furniture just Sensei Seaga...
Ultra-violent, bloody and bone smashingly fun to watch this scene brings the best of Seagal’s hard man persona together as he swans around interrogating in the hopes that one of them will give up the whereabouts of mafia hitman Ritchie. He then puts his money where his mouth is taking on a bevy of barroom baddies, breaking bones and knocking out te...
Ridiculous bar fight scene in Steven Seagal's "On Deadly Ground" (1994) takes deep and unexpected turn. "MY BALLS!" "MY NUTS!" I mean, I’ve seen hundreds of bar fight scenes where the bully gets his ass kicked, but this is the only one I’ve seen where the bully has all his dignity stripped away and is forced to reach deep into himself to ...
Mar 16, 2015 · His directorial debut, 1994’s On Deadly Ground, sees his character Forrest Taft merging the two styles to defeat a bar full of obnoxious oil workers. First, he becomes one with his...
