Comments by "Dan" (@Dan-di9jd) on "Steven Seagal's Urban Justice - He Pretends To Be Black - Worst Movie Ever" video.

According to imdb, this is the only Seagal DTV appearance where he appeared for 90% of his scenes. Also the director agreed to direct only under the condition that Seagal stayed on set until he was told to leave. This caused a lot of frictions where Seagal didn't show up for a couple of days and they had to shut down production. The director never wanted to work with Seagal again but this is the only DTV Seagal film where he appears for most of his scenes. As you know it's very common for Seagal to use a body double for his scenes. Also of interest, Seagal did not like the actress in this film and even made her cry a couple of times off camera during the making of the film. Very interesting as this is one of Seagal's highest rated DTV film compared to the rest of his career.
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It’s not snitching when he beats it out of him apparently.
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I think they were trying to make him out that he could fit into any sort of environment but it ends up being pretty racist. A bloated lethargic man who breathes through his mouth and can't even bend over is not exactly fitting into any place.
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@Ruosteinenknight this movie has a weird sense of "justice." So the story goes that Seagal is looking for his son's killer but this guy who broke into his apartment knew who the killer was but since it was his own brother, he didn't want to give him up knowing Seagal would kill him. Then it ends up Seagal didn't kill his son's killer, and instead kills the drug dealer but lets a lot of other people go who not directly involved. So he said at the end of the movie he was just after his son's killer but he didn't accomplished that and the guy he killed was just indirectly involved with the killing given he made no order to conduct the hit.
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Imagine you are the son of Seagal and you died on duty and the way this movie played out is how he avenges you. I'd feel pretty bad for everyone.
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I think this is the first movie where he has a son. Usually it's some really hot daughter.
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I finally got around to watching this movie last night. I don't think this review was entirely fair, to be honest. To me, this is surprisingly one of Seagal's better movies of recent. That's not saying much as it is only about 60% coherent but it's still a pretty good plot compared to his other films that made 0 sense. The whole "snitch" thing with that kid is somewhat a subplot of its own that makes zero sense. So the kid witnessed his son's murder, and picked up the killer's gun and knew who the killer was. But for some reason, he was trying to protect his big brother from Seagal's murder rampage because he was worried he'd find the gun and think his brother did it.... whaaaaaaa? Made zero sense because Seagal broke into his house, then he finally made the big reveal on who the real killer was and Seagal decides to go murder that person but tells the kid he better be right this time around.... yeah as I said 60% coherent. Then at the end of the movie, the main villain who turns out not to be the actual killer but kept trying to kill Seagal throughout the movie and even shot him once, was let go by Seagal because Seagal claims his only reason was to get to his son's killer. Yet they're all the reason behind his son's death because the corrupt cop was using the drug dealer to make money and enforce dominance on the streets by killing people such as his son. So him letting him go didn't really make sense. Also, at the start of the film, they put the word out on the street that he's looking for his son's killer and Seagal even goes around telling people he's looking for his son's killer. Yet the main gangster who runs the street, wouldn't he want the heat off his back and would easily give up the cop who killed the other cop to the guy that is going around killing all his people? Overall a silly movie.
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