Under Siege with Steven Seagal: DVD Cover

    Under Siege Director: Andrew Davis Cast: Steven Seagal, Tommy Lee Jones, Gary Busey, Erika Eleniak

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    • DVD Release Date: 08/20/1997
    • Original Release: 1992
    • Rating: Rated R
    • Sales Rank: 16,061

    Viewer Rating: (2 ratings)

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    Features

    Interactive menus; Production notes; Scene access; Theatrical trailer; Languages and subtitles: English, Français, Español

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    0. Jump To A Scene
    1. Credits/ceremony [5:50]
    2. Prepare A Surprise [4:29]
    3. Strike An Officer [2:38]
    4. New Arrivals [4:17]
    5. Make Naval History [2:42]
    6. The Siege Begins [4:13]
    7. Need Evaluation [:57]
    8. In Control [4:26]
    9. Mess In The Galley [3:49]
    10. Flying Target [2:47]
    11. Chat With Pentagon [6:07]
    12. Out Of The Cake [2:47]
    13. Strannix Specialty [3:43]
    14. Not Work Of A Cook [1:24]
    15. The Odds; Profile [2:12]
    16. Jordan's Rules [5:36]
    17. Saboteur On Deck [4:02]
    18. Crew On Peril [4:29]
    19. Assault Forces [5:18]
    20. Not Quite Control [2:59]
    21. Offloading Begins [4:56]
    22. Gunning For Sub [6:44]
    23. Missiles Launched [2:21]
    24. All Hands Off Deck [2:18]
    25. Puppets [3:16]
    26. Tomahawk In Sights [:35]
    27. By The Numbers [2:04]
    28. Casey's Move [1:35]
    29. End Credits [3:33]
    Side #2--
    0. Jump To A Scene
    1. Credits/ceremony [5:50]
    2. Prepare A Surprise [4:29]
    3. Strike An Officer [2:38]
    4. New Arrivals [4:17]
    5. Make Naval History [2:42]
    6. The Siege Begins [4:13]
    7. Need Evaluation [:57]
    8. In Control [4:26]
    9. Mess In The Galley [3:49]
    10. Flying Target [2:47]
    11. Chat With Pentagon [6:07]
    12. Out Of The Cake [2:47]
    13. Strannix Specialty [3:43]
    14. Not Work Of A Cook [1:24]
    15. The Odds; Profile [2:12]
    16. Jordan's Rules [5:36]
    17. Saboteur On Deck [4:02]
    18. Crew On Peril [4:29]
    19. Assault Forces [5:18]
    20. Not Quite Control [2:59]
    21. Offloading Begins [4:56]
    22. Gunning For Sub [6:44]
    23. Missiles Launched [2:21]
    24. All Hands Off Deck [2:18]
    25. Puppets [3:16]
    26. Tomahawk In Sights [:35]
    27. By The Numbers [2:04]
    28. Casey's Move [1:35]
    29. End Credits [3:33]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Andrew Davis directed this exciting thriller starring Steven Seagal, sans ponytail, and featuring electric, over-the-top performances by Gary Busey and Tommy Lee Jones. This action saga takes place on the battleship USS Missouri, about to be decommissioned from service after a visit from George Bush. When Bush departs the vessel, a band of terrorists overcome the remaining skeleton crew and take over the ship, under the ruse of holding a surprise birthday party for the ship's commander, Captain Adams (Patrick O'Neal). The band is led by Strannix (Jones), a disgruntled ex-CIA operative, and his right-hand man, the psychotic Krill (Busey). The terrorists plan to steal the ship's store of nuclear warheads, transfer them to a stolen North Korean submarine, and sell them to a Middle Eastern country. Unfortunately for Strannix, he has overlooked the ship's cook, Casey Ryback (Seagal). Ryback is a much-honored Navy SEAL who, because of a minor scandal, is quietly completing his twenty-year tour in the galley of the Missouri. Forced into action, Ryback, along with the woman who jumped out of Captain Adams' birthday cake (Erika Eleniak), knocks off the bad guys one-by-one while crawling inside the bowels of the ship. Paul Brenner, All Movie Guide

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    Under Siegeby Anonymous

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    October 14, 2005: Lemme just say that I'm glad the below reviewer has decided to serve his country, but I think he should watch the film again because Nick Nolte is not in this film and Seagal doesn't have a ponytail either. In fact, when he got it cut off, he was in the WB parking lot and someone stole it after he set it down on his car. This is one of Seagal's best films and really put him on the map. It helped him move from playing cop roles to secret agent and special forces soldiers roles instead. The knife fight between him and Tommy Lee Jones is certainly one of the best caught on film, at least until Jones had to outdo himself with Benicio Del Toro in The Hunted. Erike Eleniak was nice eye candy too.

    Under Siegeby Anonymous

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    October 28, 2004: Who is better, Bussey or Nolte. That question is answered in this non-stop action ride. Seagal plays a Navy chef who dodges bullets, hooks and punches throughout the movie and still manages to hang on to that classy pony tail. I can say honestly that this movie is one of the major reasons I enlisted in the Navy just yesterday.