Recent content by Zargo

Agreed. I look up youtybe or whatever for "special features" also. I watched "Hard to Kill" a day or two back and I can't find any relevant videos interviews with Mr. Seagal, Mrs. Seagal or anyone else which surprised me for one of his early big releases,

Thanks mate. Watched (pretty much) all of his movies once over the last 7 years, in random order, and just started watching them for the second time, in release order. The book should just add to the fun!

Thanks for the heads up on Seagalology, I just ordered a copy. What movie does the updated edition go up to?

That's interesting, I have it on Blu and was not aware there was some censoring for violence. Strange idea!

This is from a convention a few years back. Erica describes (on her "X" account) it as a happy reunion so presumably they got on just fine back in the "Under Siege" days.

I have had "Executive Decision" sitting around as part of my "Steven Seagal Collection" blu ray set for about 4 years or so, and finally got around to watching it last night. The main reason why I didn't race to watch it is because apparently Steven is only in the first 10 minutes (naturally I...

These two videos are certainly giving Seagal some belated martial arts cred, which is good! Lots of positive comments on youtube.

It's fun enough, and the commentary is of some interest on the DVD/blu ray.

I watched this just now for the first time. I think we've got about 3/4 of a good movie here. It's a shame that several/many of Steve's films from this period have been screwed around with and will most likely never be able to be "redeemed."

Not a bad idea!

I watched this for the first time last night. I enjoyed it. A good role for Seagal, being able to creep in the shadows, not having to move around quickly except for the stunt double at the end who jumps through the glass pane. It was perhaps 10 minutes too long but it was well-acted, had a...

I'm not sure Mr. S will get your message mate, but I'm glad you got it off your chest!

And people say he ain't a star no more! Here's some proof that he's still high-up in the world...

"Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro receives a samurai sword as a gift from actor Steven Seagal, who was visiting Venezuela as a representative of Russia, in Caracas, Venezuela May 4, 2021."

Thanks mate; the usual dross but a bit of a glimpse behind the scenes!