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[isamu]

Damn everytime I see this movie it just gets better and better. Tommy Lee Jones stole the show in this role! And is arguably Segal's most ass kickin-ess role. They should've resurrected Tommy Jones for US part II and had him hijacked another ship! This is the film that made me a TLJ fan. What other films of his do you enjoy?

Under Seige>>>>>>Lord of the Rings.

 

[=W=]

Well, you can't really talk about Tommy Lee Jones in a casual conversation without mentioning The Fugitive, which was friggin' awesome. And I also really liked him in the movie Nate and Hayes, which has been described as the poor man's Indiana Jones, but it's one of those movies I love for nostalgic reasons. And yeah, Under Siege is the only Steven Seagal movie I've ever enjoyed.

 

[Trevelyon]

That Erika Eleniak birthday cake scene was hot shit! the rest of the movie was dull shit!

 

[Willco]

The best Steven Segal movie is obviously Executive Decision since he dies like in the first five minutes and it is hilarious. I remember seeing the movie and doing a double take since he got top billing for it, yet he dies immediately!

 

[ConfusingJazz]

Under Seige>>>>>>Lord of the Rings.

Look, I will give you that Under Seige is a damn enjoyable movie, and Steven Seagal's best (then again, only good) movie, but are you smoking crack?

EDIT: And i like them boobies!

 

[=W=]

The best Steven Segal movie is obviously Executive Decision since he dies like in the first five minutes and it is hilarious. I remember seeing the movie and doing a double take since he got top billing for it, yet he dies immediately!

Haha! I forgot about that! That was awesome!

 

[Jim Bowie]

C'mon, d00ds, Out for Justice!

"I'm sorry miss... but I have to kill your son!"
(Throws dad out window)

 

[Tim]

The best Steven Segal movie is obviously Executive Decision since he dies like in the first five minutes and it is hilarious. I remember seeing the movie and doing a double take since he got top billing for it, yet he dies immediately!

I think the movie's called Critical decision. Might be one of those movies with multiple names though, although I think executive decision sounds too bad to actually be true.

 

[DarienA]

The best Steven Segal movie is obviously Executive Decision since he dies like in the first five minutes and it is hilarious. I remember seeing the movie and doing a double take since he got top billing for it, yet he dies immediately!

All throughout the movie would not believe he really died, we kept thinking... somehow he survived... somehow he is going to end up back on this plane... incredibly hilarious.... and nope in the US Tim it's definitely called Executive Decision, Critical Decision was an earlier potential title name though perhaps they used that internationally....