Under Siege

REVIEW
Seagal reteams with his Above the Law director Davis to boldly go where Bruce Willis and Wesley Snipes have gone before: into the "one-man S.W.A.T. team" arena. In this "Die Hard on the high seas," Seagal has his most fulfilling effort, thanks mostly to Davis' slam-bang pacing. Seagal, the mumbling master, takes on the role of a military expert who just happens to be "moonlighting" as a ship's cook when high-tech pirates take over. Suspenseful action and over-the-top performances by Busey and Jones make this the Steven Seagal movie for people who don't like Steven Seagal.