I Think so too!
Without strife, your victory has no meaning.
Without strife, you do not advance.
Without strife, there is only stagnation.

Definitely underrated and one of Seagal's best. Not only did he play guitar in the movie, he wrote or co-wrote most of the songs on the soundtrack!
It is true, as a couple other posters pointed out, that he lacks any serious competition in the movie but, remember, the semi almost took him out. As far as hand-to-hand fighting goes, he's no different in this movie than Eastwood in "Pale Rider" or Rambo or James Bond. He's basically a mortal superhero a veritable one-man army. Who doesn't enjoy seeing him take out the multiple villains and teaching them a much-needed lesson? Just accept it and enjoy the movie.
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I think its one of Seagulls best myself.

He's just so good, isn't he!! I hope this means you'll endeavour to see a few more of his movies? There are more that are just as entertaining. I'll presume to recommend a few if that's okay.
Marked for Death
The Glimmer Man
Out for Justice
Nico (Above the Law)
Just a few of many.
Cheers.

This film seems greatly underrated to me. I don't remember seeing Segal before. I thought he did a very good job although I agree with another post he didn't have enough competition. But, isn't that true of most action films? I thought the rest of the acting was very good too. The movie captured my attention while I was trying to do something else. It was violent - but does that affect the ratings? Did violence hurt the Godfather? James Bond?

It was a good story. I just think that Segal went a little overboard on the "martial artist who nobody can touch" character. As with many of Segal's films, it's lacking that opponent who can give him a challenge, like Screwface from Marked for Death or Donald from The Glimmer Man. "Pimple" was a great opportunity for him to take on a strong opponent, but Segal defeated him in two strikes as if he was one of the smaller guys. From a drama standpoint, the film was okay. From an action standpoint, Segal was too big of a fish in too small of a pond.
"Attempted murder? Now honestly, what is that? Do they give a Nobel Prize for attempted chemistry?"

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