Exit Wounds

  • 18
  • Andrzej Bartkowiak (2001)
  • US / Aus
  • 97 min
Exit Wounds
Film Review
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2 out of 5

Steven Seagal looks far from the svelte fast-moving hero he should be in this action drama. He plays Orin Boyd, a disgraced cop who is transferred to a tough inner-city precinct where he discovers his new colleagues are selling heroin to drug dealers. Seagal's comeback film, based on the novel by John Westermann, sees Warner Bros reunite many of the cast and crew of the equally disappointing Romeo Must Die, including director Andrzej Bartkowiak and producer Joel Silver. Seagal's performance is typically wooden, and the Toronto locations are hardly convincing as downtown Detroit. However, rapper DMX provides some relief from the usual Seagal shenanigans. The poster reads "This is gonna hurt", and indeed it does, for just under two hours.

Plot Summary

Gritty action drama starring Steven Seagal. Detroit detective Orin Boyd saves the US vice-president from assassination and is reprimanded for meddling in secret service matters. Transferred to the city's notorious 15th Precinct, he uncovers corruption that leads straight back to police headquarters.

Cast and crew

Cast

Orin Boyd
Steven Seagal
George Clark
Isaiah Washington
Henry Wayne
Tom Arnold
Latrell Walker
DMX
Annette Mulcahy
Jill Hennessy
TK
Anthony Anderson
Strutt
Michael Jai White
Hinges
Bill Duke

Crew

Director
Andrzej Bartkowiak

Other Information

Language: 
English
Colour
Theatrical distributor: 
Warner Bros
Guidance: 
Brief nudity, edited for some of its language and violence.
Available on video and DVD
Released 27 Apr 2001
Certificate 18
Categories
Drama

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