Under Siege 2: Dark Territory

REVIEW
Seagal is back as Casey Rybeck, everyone's favorite Navy SEAL-turned-cook, who must once again thwart a secret terrorist plot, kill all the bad guys, and save both a group of hostages and the world at large. This time he is pitted against an over-the-top Bogosian, a nutso weapons designer whiz who hijacks a moving train and a satellite, making the deadly services of the latter available to the highest international bidder. Of course, Rybeck's on board and the only one who can stop him. While not up to the level of the exceedingly entertaining first film, Dark Territory still manages to be rousing if mindless fun. Though Seagal is still one of the most wooden actors lucky enough to be receiving a paycheck.