UNDER SIEGE 2 Movie Reaction! | First Time Watch! | Steven Seagal | Katherine Heigl | Eric Bogosian

Kristen & Andrew continue their Steven Segal journey to the sequel to Under Siege, as Casey Ryback must stop a group of terrorists who have hijacked a train and plan to use a satellite weapon to destroy Washington, D.C.
This film is directed by Geoff Murphy (Young Guns II & The Quiet Earth) & it stars: Steven Seagal (Above the Law, Hard to Kill, & Exit Wounds), Eric Bogosian (Talk Radio, Uncut Gems, & Billions), Everett McGill (The People Under the Stairs, Twin Peaks, & Quest for Fire), Katherine Heigl (Grey's Anatomy, 27 Dresses, & Knocked Up), and Morris Chestnut (Boyz n the Hood, The Best Man, & Kick-Ass 2)
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[@Madagon367]

Ah yes. The one where Seagal of course hit on his co-star Katherine Heigl when they shot the movie. She said to him that she was fifteen and he replied that he'd had younger girlfriends. I wonder why nobody has at least one positive thing to say about him.

[@LordVolkov]

Ick!

[@sieciobywatel]

Yeah, this movie makes me cringe. It is kind of sad, that the face of Aikido became such a terrible human being.

[@williambryan3346]

@36:02 “Assumption is the mother of all fuc-kups.” I had forgotten about that line. Kristen is right about it being true.

[@scottcamuto8410]

i quote this line all the time

[@stephenochosiete9869]

I quote this all the time! So much I’ve forgotten where it came from seeing this movie tons as a kid.

[@The_RedVIII]

This was always my favorite Seagal movie back in the day. I liked it more than the first one, because of the setting. A train is just cool, because you have those tiny spaces and have to deal with that.

[@vincentblack5078]

I never see people I watch react to this. Well done

[@LordLOC]

I honestly don't think I've ever seen a single reactor I follow react to this. And this is my personal favorite of Seagal's movies (a close 2nd is Hard to Kill) so it's a treat to see one for sure.

[@parice]

We're all perverts😂

[@GearheadExplorer85]

I agree that the first movie was stronger overall. It's pretty hard to top Tommy Lee Jones and Gary Busey trying to out crazy each other lol. As a long time railfan though, I like the second one equally despite its flaws. Eric Bogosian was hilarious as the main villian in this. I loved the train crash at the end with Mike from Breaking Bad going out like a boss.

[@LordVolkov]

Got to agree. A train vastly improves a movie. I'm hoping The Hunted 1995 gets some reactions for its amazing train sequence.

[@politicalmoderate190]

10:20 (internal monologue) "Come on, Steven, this is it. This is the monologue that gets you the Oscar... you can do it, buddy..."

[@iggtastic]

Oooooo...SO close.

[@LordVolkov]

'Deliver it in the only tone you can manage and don't emote...'

[@richardlukesh5807]

You mentioned Seagal and the Mafia. In OUT FOR JUSTICE, he plays a Brooklyn Italian-American cop dealing with the Mafia. The film has a great villain.

[@kenpullig1652]

Hard To Kill has some good lines in it and a couple of memorable slaughter scenes, but my other favorite I wish you'd do is Marked For Death. Of all Segal movies it has the absolute best villain, and some smarter director or producer actually convinced Segal to let himself get beat up a little bit.

[@wbrownshadow]

Fun Fact: The model Train used for this movies ending can be found in Planel Hollywood in Las Vegas. Also fun fact: Sandra Taylor the Bartender in this movie was also a playboy centerfold in 1995 and the same month if not the month before this movie came out

[@TimeVextorX]

Before that Sandra was also a Penthouse Pet.

[@wbrownshadow]

@@TimeVextorXi remember reading the articles

[@PhenomProductions-tn5fj]

That explains why she's in this movie. 🤣

[@dwnkaomwn3953]

Jonathan Banks(the actor's name) did portray Mike Ehrmantraut from Breaking Bad.

[@wartyrant8627]

Beverly Hills Cop

[@PhenomProductions-tn5fj]

He was in Flipper too. And 48 hrs

[@Hapkido82AUS]

Early Seagal movies were great. Above the Law, Out for Justice, Marked for Death, Hard to Kill were before Under Siege, and brutally awesome

[@markminter6312]

One of Seagal's last good movies before the bottom fell out of his career.

[@NinjaKu23]

It's awesome you're doing these Seagal movies! Please react to all the ones from the 90's: On DeadlyGround, Above the Law, Glimmer Man, Out For Justice, Fire Down Below, Marked For Death, Hard To Kill and Executive Decision. Also, Exit Wounds. Finally, unrelated, but Romeo Must Die, Kiss of the Dragon, Fist of Legend and Unleashed starring Jet Li are bangers!

[@Rfcfan1996]

Above the Law was 88

[@zach9538]

So many badass movies. If you get into jet li, cradle 2 the grave with DMX is also dope. Romeo must die and and kiss of the dragon are dope.

[@newtypehuman]

Good selection i concur

[@ashardeadpool3922]

He is terrible actor

[@Tanlawless]

also jet li and jackie chan are wit michael a o michael was in sky high

[@jasonalcantara8380]

Seagal and the Mafia? No problem! Watch Out for Justice! He actually plays a cop who grew up with a lot of Mafiosi.

[@bjgandalf69]

Andrew, I give you credit for realizing that the porter character in this film served the same dramatic function (as sidekick) that the Playmate did in the original film but trying to compare visual effects from 100+ million dollar blockbusters to this film is like comparing apples to oranges. I will give you that a few of the effects shots here were a bit janky but they weren't Scorpion King level crap by any means. This film's budget was 60 million, T2 was 100 million.

[@realBkay]

Kelly (Sandra Taylor/bartender) is/was a dancer at SCORES in NYC. Back when Howard Stern was cool, she was on his radio show a few times.

[@TimeVextorX]

Howard Stern never was cool.

[@jermaine8573]

I'm glad to see the Under Siege movies getting some respect which really doesn't happen alot , I know Steven may had let his go but can't deny his 90 era movies were a treasure

[@jeremiahhunt1998]

Eric Bogosian is also really good in "Talk Radio" (an old Oliver Stone film).

[@williambryan3346]

@56:22 “You must always protect the McNuggets.” - Cheeseburger Eddy, The Longest Yard (2005). 😁

[@imbs0130]

Its amazing how Andrew recollects all the actors he has seen till now

[@bjgandalf69]

I noticed that he didn't react to Eric Bogosian or Morris Chestnut's names or recognize Royce Applegate when he appeared but I'll give him credit that he knew Morris and Peter Greene when he saw them and did recognize Kurtwood Smith's name, who is also known for being the villian in Robocop. Also, props for recognizing bit player Patrick Kilpatrick as a henchman but you did say he is a friend of your dad...interesting. Ok, so you recognize Eric when you see him, just don't know his name. He is mostly known for writing and starring in the play and film, Talk Radio and he also starred on Law & Order, Crinimal Intent. Also props for recognizing Brenda Bakke from Hot Shots : Part Deux.

[@davidbeck7615]

Anybody else think comparing Under Seige 2 to Terminatir 2 and Jurassic Park is a bit unfair?

[@williambryan3346]

@39:27 Hey Andrew, Penn clearly said “Not mace. Pepper spray, sold to civilians.” Mace and pepper spray are not the same thing.

[@benpowersguitar]

It has moments, but a far cry from the first. Andrew is right. You should check out the older Seagal movies that he mentioned.

[@pauljeffrey93]

Katherine Heigl in the movie The Ringer with Johnny Knoxville is really good

[@nicolasmorin1903]

Kristen's dress is more deadly💓😍💓than anything in this movie💣👗💣

[@geneticrex]

You have to understand something about that time period.... You see, back then we used odd slow motion sequences to throw movie reactors of the future for a loop and as you can obviously tell, our little plan has worked to perfection.

[@MusaFinderi]

Kurtwood Smith = Clarence Boddicker. This is still entertaining movie for what it is, good pace and has the 90s tech stuff.

[@pweasel]

"has mafia vibes" his early movies were financed by the mob

[@matthewprince9705]

Seagal sued his co-producer Julius Nasso for blackmailing him and using Mafia people to threaten him. Nasso helped him produce some of his best movies, but became more dominant because of Seagal's success.

[@powerpanda557]

She knows her uncles a hero I think just that she doesn’t like him.

[@Heffro2010]

Eric Bogasian is underrated.

[@Ieeho98]

Nice Reaction! Yes, Tommy Lee Jones was a good villian in the first one. If want to watch another movie with him that is really funny, check out Man of the House. He is a Texas Ranger and has to protect the witnesses to a murder, who happen to be College Cheerleaders.

[@LordVolkov]

Tommy's so funny in Man of the House. His 'I am so done with this' face kills me every time and that movie is full of it 🤣🤣🤣

[@tehBIGivan]

You should react to "Executive Decision" 1996, so that everyone can rush to comments to talk about behind the scenes trivia

[@williambryan3346]

@24:04 Re-used footage of the oil rig being destroyed in On Deadly Ground.

[@rossmckenzie7629]

Steven Segal pretty kills everyone with everything in this movie 😂😂

[@nightking0130]

out for justice is legitimately entertaining. Marked for death is fun also

[@poluticon]

Gigabyte of RAM should do the trick...

[@williambryan3346]

It was never explained how Ryback got promoted from Chief Petty Officer in the first movie to Lieutenant in this one. But, oh well.

[@alfredstimoli2590]

Doesn't need explaining. Besides he saved Hawaii from a nuclear missile.

[@sonikmanipulator]

Unless he was demoted to Chief due to him punching out his commanding officer that got him posted on the Missouri as a cook. Then after saving the Missouri he got reinstated to Lieutenant then retired? I mean thats one theory lol

[@williambryan3346]

@@sonikmanipulator That’s possible. Good theory.

[@PhenomProductions-tn5fj]

If you think he belongs in an Italian mafia movie you will love him in "Out For Justice" One of his best movies in my opinion. A MUST REACT!

[@javelldunn3379]

I like that smile by Kristen ❤

[@SuRoFo]

"This is like a fairly easy win." Seagal: That's what works for me, brother.

[@barrymoreblue]

Lol, I love how invested Andrew is into making a love connection for the bartender. She *does* deserve kiss, lol.

[@scottcamuto8410]

its funny that they say this movie feels like it had a smaller budget than the first. The estimated budget for the first film was $35 million while the second film had a budget of $60 million. I think the second film had a lot more cgi they had to pay for. The visuals were probably good for the time but don't hold up to 21st century standards. Anyway, I think most people would agree the first was the superior film due to the acting performances of the villains which were not replicated in the second film. I think both of these films are the stereotypical die hard copycats "Die Hard on a train and Die Hard on a ship" which a number of movies have tried to emulate.

[@PhenomProductions-tn5fj]

It's a 30 yr old movie. The CGI won't hold up. It wasn't a blockbuster budget for CGI or Script like Jurassic Park or Terminator 2.

[@LordVolkov]

You've seen the best, now to watch the rest 😅 Steven Segal has thankfully become a joke of his former self, but at one point his 'I always speak in the same tone and fight the same way' was in demand 😅

[@cherryrosemararac5893]

Sarah knows her uncle is a hero, she's just too angry at him to admit it. And also, if she moved her hands to hide her necklace, they would have noticed right away anyways because everybody was told to keep their hands behind their heads. You 2 need to watch some Jean Claude Van Damme movies next!

[@artursandwich1974]

Casey Ryback and the niece we're on the train precisely to have enough time to rekindle the relationship, to bond. But the bad guys didn't give them time to bond, so the lack of relationship is very well justified.

[@claytonbishop4021]

During this production Steven Seagal started wearing a girdle to contain his blubbery stomach. This was apparently a temporary fix, as he intended to lose the excess weight eventually. This has not occurred.

[@chavernac]

2:50 Also the Lana Turner who throws her drink at Guy Pearce’s face in L.A. Confidential 👸🏼

[@Chillguy99]

I strongly disagree with Andrew about the miniature effects---they were spectacular in this film and I will take elaborate miniatures any day over the bland CGI chaos in nearly every superhero epic of the last 10 years or so. All the bad effects in this film (and granted they are BAD) are bad CGI enhancements that really didn't need to be there anyway (Eric Bogosian on fire on the ladder and wounded near the train tracks). I would happily pay a higher ticket price than normal to go to a theater today and see a major action movie done with the same techniques. However, I do agree with Andrew and Kristen that the original is a superior film and Erika Eleniak is a more entertaining sidekick.

[@Wizastudios]

I agreed with Eric. This movie had cool scenes and great one liners. To this day I still say "Assumption is the mother of all fuck ups" in IRL conversation. The antagonist wasn't up to par and the stacks didn't feel the same or better. This felt as if they wanted a lower budget for the film and relied more on Segal to deliver. Pacing was better with scenery changes but I feel more action outside the train would have been more fun.

[@greeneyesinfl9954]

Everett McGill, the blonde actor, Is in a good movie written by Stephen King called Silver Bullet with Gary Busey.

[@Cincky]

Hell yea. Let’s goooo! React to all his older movies please!!

[@BatFan1]

Forget the absurdity that same person gets caught in some wild plot (yes, I know John McClain exists) it's the fact that in this characters world/universe TWO world changing events happened just a couple years apart. Basically two madmen gained access to american military weapons that could cause world changing events. Perhaps that's why no US3 ever came out because it became a little too ridiculous lol.

[@thelastshogun3913]

Out for Justice is another pretty decent Seagal film that I think you'd like. Plus, he's playing Italian in that one.

[@insanitypepper1740]

This film unfortunately could not save the downward spiral that On Deadly Ground set in motion. Exit Wounds was the final attempt but alas, Sensei's filmography would never exit dark territory.

[@user-zg5ch8nw8j]

Yes Steph, please react to Out For Justice. Great movie with a mafia tie

[@-M0LE]

Kristen ❤❤❤❤ I love that smile wow

[@orlandoruizjr3834]

I saw this at the drive-in with my dad and my cousins. We had such a fun time. Personally, I think this one is equally as awesome as the original. The action holds up very well.

[@ChaosInFlux]

The graphics look so bad because one, it is the 90's, and two, it is a Steven Segal movie.

[@alexdewayne9392]

Space Ice from KZbin has entered the chat.

[@bobjohnston1239]

I had SUCH a crush on the Black actress back in the day.

[@bjgandalf69]

Kristen hears the woman in the movie say "I broke my bra!" then says, "I can do that!"...😂😅😊

[@bjgandalf69]

Andrew, yes the bad guy you recognized from Breaking Bad is named Johnathan (Banks). He was also the main henchman in Beverly Hills Cop.

[@williambryan3346]

@19:40 Ryback’s not a civilian. He’s a Naval officer.

[@Randomizer939]

Villain has the most memorable quote and relatable to real life: "Assumption is the mother of all fuckups" 😁

[@adamromero]

I love that someone finally reacted to this! 😆 The music is one of my favorite Basil Poledouris scores. I agree technically the first one is better but I get nostalgic about this one since I saw it first. I remember seeing it on TV ages ago as a double feature after Passenger 57, which I'd recommend, its a similar kind of movie. And fun fact: Gary Busey got paid for this movie due to his contract for the first film even though he wasn't in it.

[@alancoy5305]

A great sequel. Eric Bogosian, Peter Greene and Everett McGill are fantastic antagonists in this film. Kudos to their performances. Katherine Heigl was amazing in this. Played a very strong and resourceful character. If you want to see Everett McGill in another film. I recommend "My Fellow Americans" coming out a year after this in 1996. It is a great fictional Presidential film. McGill stars with Jack Lemmon, James Garner and Dan Aykroyd. A very funny and suspenseful film. Directed by Peter Segal. Finally, I highly recommend you I see an older Seagal film I recommend and agree again "Hard To Kill' a great 1990 suspense thriller. Seagal stars with Kelly LeBrock and William Sadler. A great film! Great review!

[@LordVolkov]

My Fellow Americans is ridiculously funny! I hope more people react to it. We really need more road trip duo comedies.

[@Michael-it6gb]

Travis, the computer guy, was way too social for such a super intelligent guy. Which makes the movie take a back seat in terms of reality and believability. But yes charisma in a character is important, it has to be given to the right person though.

[@alexdavies3132]

I recognized Patrick Kilpatrick from The Toxic Avenger (he shoots a blind woman's dog and puts a gun in a babies face).

[@troy34bronze]

If you like Eric Bogosian try Talk Radio. it’s about a day in the life of a controversial raiding show hoet. Alec Baldwin is in it as well

[@jerrywalters8885]

EXIT WOUNDS is great and adds humor

[@topherd1011]

More Seagal? YES please! I know he gets a lot of hate but all I can say is you had to be there 🤷‍♂️

[@Justin0807]

I definitely recommend Sudden Death (1995) with Jean-Claude Van Damme. Also, Passenger 57 with Wesley Snipes (1992). Both similar to the Under Siege films. Cool to see this reaction as well. The first one is definitely better with a stronger direction, better action sequences, and a stronger villain in Tommy Lee Jones. Eric Bogosian was a fine villain though.

[@Reefism]

"This is what I'm trained for!"

[@solvingpolitics3172]

My father the hero is awesome. Highly recommend reacting to it. Glad when you named Steven Segal movies she should react to that you did not mention: “Marked for death.” Should have been called “marked for Cable.” This was not a good film. By the way there are two movies made that were soo realistic that I wish they had never been made: Breakdown with Kurt Russell and Open Water….twice in the history of scuba diving. Dive boats have left divers stranded in the Ocean.

[@LordVolkov]

Breakdown is wildly underrated! I was losing my mind along with Kurt 🙃 Road Games, with Jamie Lee Curtis and Stacey Keach has very similar vibes if you haven't seen it.

[@solvingpolitics3172]

@@LordVolkov Thank you. I will search for it now. “Open Water” is the other movie that I wish had never been made. It was wayyy too realistic. Have you seen it?

[@LordVolkov]

@@solvingpolitics3172 Yeah. I don't go offshore, so it's less of a fear but still terrifying.

[@solvingpolitics3172]

@@LordVolkov I don’t either but what a haunting movie. Some other ones that never got the attention they deserved were: 1. The Devils Advocate. 2. Unlawful Entry 3. Inside Man

[@krashd]

"Who's Casey Fluffing Ryback?!"

[@jiggacho]

I don't care what anybody says growing up in the '90s Steven seagal was one of my favorite action movie stars.

[@andresilvasophisma]

No Erika Eleniak in this one. She made the first one twice as fun. Get it, twice?

[@JasonAkersMusic]

If you guys wanna see Steven in a monster movie, Out For Justice is your flick. He’s a cop, but from the streets of NY. The accent is amazing.

[@ScreamingScallop]

I love how Dane, despite being gutshot and hurled from a moving train, somehow teleports approximately two miles onto the helicopter ladder, but the teleportation process makes him look like he was clipped out of other shots and poorly pasted in. A lot of Seagal movies are even worse than this mess, but few are funnier. Everyone's mileage varies, but for me the funniest is _On Deadly Ground,_ directed by Seagal himself, a preposterous _Trial of Billy Jack_ style vanity project with a muddled environmental message co-starring Michael Caine.

[@pablom-f8762]

Sir Caine cursing at a deer should be a meme somewhere.

[@JamesMeechan-os6sl]

I was not taken out of the film by the slow motion shots

[@matthewprince9705]

What about the speeded up fight at the end? Seagal was starting to get out of shape already...

[@JamesMeechan-os6sl]

@@matthewprince9705 l did not mind it cause it was like Uncharted 2 video game where Nate ran off the train and jumped off

[@iuripaiva5988]

From Steven Seagal, I recommend "Above the Law", "Hard to kill" and "Marked to death"

[@davidwillox2673]

The reason the end boss fight is so underwhelming is because Seagal's ego took over and resisted every attempt by the director and fight coordinator to have the villain hit him and puncture his air of invincibility

[@SarkkiKarkki]

I love that the badass main heavy that wanted to fight Ryback got absolutely mogged in their fight. Power levels were revealed and Ryback is a monster unlike any other.

[@thomasgrimm1664]

Apart from the freaky helicopter sequence at the end, the movie was pretty decent. Ryback shrugging off that rifle wound was a bit too much, though.

[@orlandoruizjr3834]

🙏 react to 1995's ASSASSINS. Directed by Richard Donner, starring Sylvester Stallone, Antonio Banderas, and Juliane Moore. It's about two rival assassins compeeting for the same marks, and it's so damn underrated. Please 🙏 check it out.

[@powerpanda557]

I think the Tommy Lee John’s fight lasted shorter. Neither fight was a tough one for him.

[@adamromero]

Every fight is easy when you have Seagal powers.

[@sltmwwefan1001]

Yes, watch 'My Father the Hero'. Great classic. Worth a watch. 👍

[@DAVO360]

My favorite Seagal movie is Executive Decision, please watch it 🙏

[@bobbyalexander1758]

Glimmer man is also a good movie

[@JamesMeechan-os6sl]

Tommy lee Jones character was more crazy than fun in the first one unless his niece is fighting the bad guys with him and then you can see them together a lot

[@racheladamjuliewhite]

Funny you should say he has mob feels because he basically lives with putin in Russia now

[@Major42]

It must be hard to be the sound man on a Steven Seagal movie.

[@DougRayPhillips]

Prior to Gray's Anatomy, Katie Heigl was the star of the movie "Side Effects" (2005) about the seamy side of the prescription drug industry. (Her character is based on the actual experiences of the writer/director.) It's currently available on Vudu/Fandango. I was pre-cast to play Katie's father. But they wanted me to final-agree to the role without being able to see my portion of the script first. So I turned that down and just played a bit part. Anyway, the film is worthwhile, and was shot for only 190K. Looks like no one has ever KZbin reviewed it. You could be the first.

[@SuperDman82]

For Segal movies- Marked for Death, Hard to Kill and Out for Justice. You guys need to do Van Damme movies too. Go with Bloodsport, Kickboxer, Lionheart, Hard Target and Universal Soldier!!!

[@harryhill8543]

You need to realise that as far as visuals went back then, they werent in HD so saying they dont hold up as well doesnt make sense.

[@barrymoreblue]

36:03 I still quote this line, cuz it’s so applicable in life, lol.

[@selbythomas5825]

Katherine was also in the movie The Ugly Truth as well

[@GearheadExplorer85]

I feel the final crash of this movie is loosely based on a real crash that happened 9 years before. If you google "the hinton disaster", a VIA passenger train called "Super Continental" had a head-on collision with a big CN freight train. Seems too close to the "Grand Continental" in this movie to be a coincidence.

[@artursandwich1974]

It is ALWAYS someone USA trained (or these years someone trained by someone trained by the USA).