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Out for Justice: Directed by John Flynn. With Steven Seagal, William Forsythe, Jerry Orbach, Jo Champa. With his partner executed in broad daylight by a psychotic mafia enforcer, a veteran Brooklyn officer vows revenge.
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With his partner killed in the line of duty, executed in broad daylight by a mob henchman in front of his wife and kids, a Brooklyn officer, Detective Gino Felino, vows revenge.
Det. Gino Felino : Now look, I feed you every dope-dealing guy he's got, but let me do it my way. Just give me an unmarked and a shotgun. Capt. Ronnie Donziger : I'm gettin' too old for this shit, Gino. Det. Gino Felino : I know what you mean.
The movie was originally over 30 minutes longer, which included some more plot details and character development. Steven Seagal cut some of William Forsythe 's scenes because he felt that Forsythe was upstaging him. Also, editor Michael Eliot re-edited the original cut of the movie.
"Out for Justice" to me is more like his second best, even though you might think that saying that might not be saying much at all, the truth is "Out for Justice" is an a great martial arts film that is worth your time.
ABOVE THE LAW is still Steven Seagal's best. He's done many entertaining films since, but this ones remains his best. It's a great urban crime drama with Seagal in peak form as a cop with lightning-fast moves and a knack for delivering justice.
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Out for Justice. Don't Stand In My Way. Written by Steven Seagal, David Michael Frank and Todd Smallwood. Produced by Steven Seagal and David Michael Frank. Performed by Gregg Allman. Shake The Firm. Written and Produced by Robert Jason and David Michael Frank. Performed by Cool J.T.
Her butt and breasts are shown. Explicit coarse sexual dialogue. Some unintentionally gay humor from Seagal in which he tells Vinnie that his brother went around town "s--king d--ks." There is a photo shown three times of a man and woman bent over and the woman's breasts are shown.
