Review of Under Siege (1992) by Owen Gleiberman for Entertainment Weekly — 03 Jan 2018
In the brutally efficient Under Siege, Seagal, with his soft-spoken nihilist charm, attempts to move beyond limb-snapping exploitation and into epically scaled mainstream thrillers. He succeeds — but only because this sort of slick action bash doesn’t require a star with much personality.
At this point, personality might only get in the way.
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This review of Under Siege (1992) was written by Owen Gleiberman and published by Entertainment Weekly on 03 Jan 2018.
Under Siege has generally received positive reviews.
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