Director:
Andrew DavisGuión:
J.F. LawtonCámara:
Frank TidyMúsica:
Gary ChangReparto:
Steven Seagal, Tommy Lee Jones, Gary Busey, Erika Eleniak, Colm Meaney, Patrick O'Neal, Nick Mancuso, Troy Evans, Tom Wood, Sandy Ward, Dale Dye (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
El USS Missouri, el buque insignia de la Marina de los Estados Unidos, comienza su viaje final. Después de la conmemoración del quincuagésimo aniversario de Pearl Harbor se dirige hasta San Francisco, donde va a ser desarmado y retirado. Cuando un grupo de terroristas llega en un helicóptero dispuesto a hacerse con el acorazado y su armamento, Casey Ryback, el cocinero de a bordo y experto en artes marciales y armas, será la única esperanza para evitarlo. (Warner Bros. España)
(más)Reseñas (5)
For me, probably the best Steven Seagal flick, which nevertheless isn't much of a compliment because quality films are rare in his filmography, and the vast majority of his movies have incredibly ludicrous scripts and dull acting performances even by the standards of his genre. Here, too, there are script flaws and obvious nonsense (two terrorists are ordered to "neutralize" a locked-up and bound Seagal, who until then posed zero risk to the raiding party, only allowing him to escape and be killed by him). On the other hand, the direction is brisk, and the film boasts decent casting for an action genre (Tommy Lee Jones, Colm Meaney). Overall impression: 40%.
()
A former Playboy model and a hard-working cook. Instead of a warm romance amidst the steely coolness of a floating world unto itself, there's a contact action flick about a guy who could beat the shit out of those steel gates.
()
Certainly one of Seagal’s better movies. A classic worth watching again. Plus, it has a perfect Tommy Lee Jones as the villain, obviously loving his role and they also threw in the gorgeous Erika Eleniak for decoration. What more could a man wish for? :)
()
An excellent action flick. In many aspects copies the older and equally successful Die Hard, but the setting at sea and the thrilling moves of Steven Seagal have their charm, and you certainly won't be bored watching this now possibly legendary film. After The Fugitive and A Perfect Murder, this is Andrew Davis's best film. Casey Ryback is definitely the best character Steven Seagal has ever had, and thank God for that. The perfect musical score also stands out, especially in the action sequences. There is no shortage of shootouts and brutal one-on-one fights, exactly what we are used to from Seagal movies.
()
55% – Steven Seagal is simply not my cup of tea. There is one great scene with Erika Eleniak, otherwise this is just an uninteresting aimless shootout. Andrew Davis and Tommy Lee Jones were just warming up a bit before The Fugitive.
()