Littledragon
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Clement3000 said:
Ye it really did lack the fight scenes, I wish it had more but I did enjoy the fight scenes that were there.
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Ye it really did lack the fight scenes, I wish it had more but I did enjoy the fight scenes that were there.
Clement3000
aka The Phoenix
I've said this before, I'd rather see less fight scenes in a Seagal movie that have him doing the work, then more fight scenes that have a visable stunt double. I really liked OOR, my dad thought it was really good to.littledragon869 said:
Littledragon
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Clement3000 said:
Ye I totally agree, thats why I have Belly Of The Beast, it was just so rediculous.
Clement3000
aka The Phoenix
[font=verdana,arial,helvetica][size=-1]Reviewer: Astreaus "astreaus" (California) - See all my reviews [/size][/font]Despite all the criticism of Seagal's recent films, I think he has found and acceptable and entertaining standard to maintain his iconic status and his unique genre of film. Like him or not, Seagal is one of a kind, and he doesn't have the pretense of being anything other than he is; a great martial artist, a decent actor, a good storyteller, and a survivor. Age has refined rather than diminished him. I always look forward to his work, and rather than looking for every flaw in his films, I only ask myself if I enjoyed it, and Out of Reach is highly enjoyable, with an interesting ambience, good chemistry between the actors, and of course, the element that is the foundation of a seagal film, action sequences done as only seagal could, impressive as always.
rgray_aikido
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Clement3000 said:
I agree with that too but the problem with the fight sequences in Out Of Reach is that they were short, and slow with nothing really going on but the double was still used. The fight sequences in Belly of The Beast were alot better and i think Seagal did more in those fight sequences than he did in Out Of Reach. Belly of the beast is the best DTV film he's done so far.
Littledragon
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rgray_aikido said:
True but seeing an obvios double for Seagal doing fights and seeing a computer animated Seagal look alike doing a jump spin hook kick is just sad and unworthy of watching in my opinion.
Littledragon
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yudansha said:
Watch the movie a lil more closley and you will see in the fight scenes.
Littledragon
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yudansha said:ok you mean OOR then ... I didn't see it yet ... wow animated Seagal ... LOL I guess that wasn't a pleasant experience
No I am talking about Belly Of The Beast. When his double does that jump spin hook kick etc.. that is computer animated.
Littledragon
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yudansha said:
No even worse, a person trying to fight for Seagal was animated and perceived as Seagal really doign that..
Littledragon
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yudansha said:
Ye but he never was.
Littledragon
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yudansha said:
Lets also hope he doesn't use anymore doubles for his fight scenes..
Clement3000
aka The Phoenix
I find that very unlikely, he isn't going to get younger with time. I don't mind some dubbling, but not noticable like in BOTB. Exit Wounds was a perfect example of how they can hide the double, and still have Seagal doing most of the work.littledragon869 said:
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yudansha said:
LOL, in the beginning of the movie when the truck runs over the two police officers on the motorcycle you can clearly see one of them is a dummy it was so badly shot, you saw the arm and it basically was handmade arm that looked like what the muppets are made out of.
Clement3000
aka The Phoenix
During the car chase scene there where several shots where you could tell it was clearly not Detroit. They drove by a Tim Hortons for god sakes.yudansha said: