NaturalMystic79

Okay, I'm trying to place the name of a Steven Seagal movie where he's in a bar and this big fat guy (villian in "Dumb & Dumber") challenges Seagal and gets his ass beat, and is called "Mr. Big Balls" by Seagal's character. Anyone remember the name of this movie, and if it's on DVD?

Darkfriend

On Deadly Ground. And yes I believe it's available on DVD.

Was scared from reading your title though, I thought "Mr Big Balls" was the title of Seagal's next movie hehe.

NaturalMystic79

Darkfriend,

Thanks alot man. I'm going to go see if I can find this DVD. Didn't mean to scare you about the "Mr. Big Balls" title.

Darkfriend

My pleasure NaturalMystic79!!

Oh and "Mr. Big Balls" sends his regards

Rammsteinfan

Walmart had that movie for $5.50 the other day when I was there... u might want to check there.

Trigger

That was the best scene in that movie - the rest of that flick was terrible if I remember correctly.

Gyno Rhino

I don't understand why the flick gets called out so often.

The main issue with it was that it was some kind of crazy tree-hugger propaganda about evil oil workers...

Aside from the WAY TOO LONG crap in the eskimo village, it's a good Seagal movie. Certainly doesn't deserve all the hatred, and definately not Bottom 100 on IMDB.

NaturalMystic79

I love the Seagal movies because he's a nice guy, who fights the bad guy by completely whopping their ass. Notice in most all his movies he doesn't get as much as a scratch. Yes, it's cheesey and unrealistic, but yes it's fun!

Rammsteinfan,

Thanks! I'm going to Walmart today to check and see if they have it.

Tarantino

I loved the first four Seagal movies, then nothing after that.

Well, I guess Executive Decision, but

NaturalMystic79

Woohoo! Found Mr. Big Balls movie, but not at Walmart. Went to Best Buy, and they didn't have it either. I found it at Nebraska Furniture Mart for $12.99. Yeah, sorta expensive, but I like this movie alot.

I, did however find "Fire Down Below" at Walmart for $5.50. This is the Seagal movie where he's in Kentucky fighting this rich guy who dumps toxic waste. And, of course, who can forget the other big fat guy villian in this movie. A big bald, goateed redneck who says to Seagal, "You better leave my friend alone, or I'm gonna properly educate you on how to beat the shit outta somebody." Then, of course, Seagal's character kicks his ass. I think this is the movie in which they crush the old guy's arm w/ the pipe cutter. When I watch it tonight, it will be a pleased suprise if that's in there.

Big to Darkfriend and Rammsteinman.

matome

Yeah, no way this flick deserves the bottom 100 of IMDB. I actually enjoyed all of his Warner flicks (even Fire Down Below), but after that his direct-to-videos started popping up and those are just sukekeke.

Rammsteinfan

Glad you found it and some others. I like his films, I dont care what ppl say. Not all of his films are oscar worthy but they are entertaining for what they are. I actually have every single seagal movie on DVD that's out there, even the new direct to video flicks. Under Siege is still his best I think.

NaturalMystic79

Is "Under Siege" the one where he's a chef on a ship and has to overthrow the terrorists? Oh yeah, I think some hot playmate with big jugs jumps out of a cake too. If this is the one, I might have to go back to Walmart or Best Buy.

Darkfriend

Yes, Under Siege has also that cool knife fight with Tommy Lee Jones.

But my favorite is The Glimmer Man, great overall production value.

I took aikido lessons for 8 years and I remember each time a Steven Seagal movie came out, we had about 8 new students each time