Out for Justice (1991) (1991)

Pop Culture Phenomenon Films: 90’s (1929 movies items)

" Out for Justice is a 1991 American neo-noir action film directed by John Flynn, and produced by and starring Steven Seagal. He plays Gino, a veteran police detective who sets out to avenge his partner Bobby's murder by killing Richie, the trigger-happy, drug-addicted mafioso culprit. Brooklyn cop Gino Felino is about to go outside and play catch with his son Tony when he receives a phone call alerting him that his best friend Bobby Lupo has been shot dead in broad daylight on 18th Avenue in"

Steven Seagal: Filmography as Actor (54 movies items)

"Character: Gino Felino "

My Favorite Films of 1991 (25 movies items)

" "Anybody seen Richie? Anybody know why Richie did Bobby Lupo?" Directed by John Flynn Written by R. Lance Hill Music by David Michael Frank Cinematography by Ric Waite Editing by Don Brochu and Robert A. Ferretti"

Elokuvat 2020 (530 movies items)

"Ihan elokuvahistorian parhaimpiin lukeutuva ensimmäinen puolituntinen. Steven Seagal muistaa korostaa yhteisönsä merkitystä joka tilaisuuden tullen ja kiertää sitten naapurustossaan pieksemässä porukkaa ja paskomassa paikkoja. Kaikki sivuhahmot näyttävät Sopranoshahmoilta, mutten bongannut varmasti kuin yhden. Brooklynissä soi No sleep til Brooklyn. Lopussa koira kusee miehen naamalle."

Viimeinen elokuvapäiväkirja 2018 (402 movies items)

"20.7. (Netflix) Steven Seagal tietää hyvin suuseksin merkityksen."

Watched in 2017 (272 movies items)

"13.10. William Forsythe vetää neljä grammaa crackia kerralla ja lähtee tappamaan. Steven Seagalin pitää tappaa takaisin tai Brooklynin katubalanssi kärsii. Väkivalta on melkoisen rajua. Alle 95-prosenttisesti tatuoitu Robert LaSardo näyttää oudolta."

Movies viewed in 2017 (338 movies items)

"7/3/17 It's hard to believe that Steven Seagal was once called the new Clint Eastwood. Here he's as wooden as the table I am sitting at, as a cop with mob connections, trying to track down the rogue mobster who killed his friend. The script is littered with the F-bombs as if it's a new word the writer had learnt the day he wrote this predictable and unexciting film."