UNDER SIEGE transcended a serious liability -- its hulking, near-comatose star -- with a witty script, agile direction and a bravura performance by Tommy Lee Jones. The sequel, with Steven Seagal reprising his role as the galley cook from hell, has none of
these assets. Warner Bros. released the picture without critics' screenings; you don't have to be a Hollywood insider to know what
that means. This time cult performance artist Eric Bogosian plays the superbaddie and the action takes place on a train instead of a boat. We'll bet you our measly
paycheck that UNDER SIEGE 3 is set on an airplane -- although, given the precipitous downward trajectory of Seagal...
Released:
1995
Rated:
R
Length:
100 mins