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| Sep 04, 2008Urban Cinefile
Theres a making-of documentary, which doesnt really tell us anything about what it took to make Exit Wounds other than what fun it was to make it and how much everyone respected each other.
And after watching this testosteronally charged film, you'll hand it to Seagal.
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| Sep 04, 2008Urban Cinefile
Exit Wounds, like Seagals other movies, contains all the standards; fast cars, bloody shoot-outs, bone-crunching punch-ups, gruesome deaths, and gratuitous displays of boobs.
In one sequence, DMX and Anderson buy a beastly silver Lamborghini from a luxury car shop.
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| Jul 25, 2006Movies that Bang!
Tom Arnold and Anthony Anderson challenge each other with some hilarious freestyle comedy.
Of course some of it is the great bone-protruding Steven Seagal classic stuff (and probably the way people really fight), but today audiences demand some Matrix-style, gravity defying ballet action (and definitely the way no one fights) and so we are accommodated accordingly.
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| Jul 25, 2006Rotten Tomatoes
Tom Arnold and Anthony Anderson challenge each other with some hilarious freestyle comedy.
Of course some of it is the great bone-protruding Steven Seagal classic stuff (and probably the way people really fight), but today audiences demand some Matrix-style, gravity defying ballet action (and definitely the way no one fights) and so we are accommodated accordingly.
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| Dec 28, 2001TotalFilm
Hes also sent to Anger Management classes, which would make a pretty good high concept movie in itself. ... Full Review
| Sep 30, 2001DVD Town
In other words, Seagal is exactly the same, and "Exit Wounds" is exactly the kind of action film youd expect to find him in--big, boisterous, not really tongue-in-cheek, but generally dumb.
I dont mean to be rude or disrespectful to Seagal or his fans, but there comes a time when people outgrow this kind of thing.
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| Sep 30, 2001DVD Town
One inane action follows another in this picture.....I don´t mean to be rude or disrespectful to Seagal or his fans....In the film´s opening episode, a horribly prescient scene, a group of unnamed terrorists attack the armed motorcade of America´s Vice President..... ... Full Review
| Jun 19, 2001Laramie Movie Scope
Seagal, a minimalist actor at best, has a hard time with the comic portion of the film.
While they aren't top of the line fight scenes, they are competently staged, and this is, after all, Seagal's forte.
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| Apr 27, 2001Rotten Tomatoes
Exit Wounds" isn't exactly good, because it's so silly and the story takes such a long time to get going.
Seagal plays a good cop who eventually ends up aiding the independent soldier, and along the way, of course, we get the obligatory gun and badge scene and "This ain't your jurisdiction!
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| Apr 27, 2001ukcritic.com
Exit Wounds" isn't exactly good, because it's so silly and the story takes such a long time to get going.
Seagal plays a good cop who eventually ends up aiding the independent soldier, and along the way, of course, we get the obligatory gun and badge scene and "This ain't your jurisdiction!
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