The majority of us acknowledge that our brave forces, whether they be on the ground, at sea or in the air, are the most vital element of any war campaign, but other essential elements are required to keep the cogs of war turning

The very idea that a dead woman, murdered, as being more virtuous than a woman explaining to police how she'd killed an attacker with a firearm is so very obscene that the English language, though vast, is sorely lacking in the proper adjectives adequate enough to describe such a loathsome, immoral, and fear mongering obscenity.

Action movies with convoluted plots. Action movies that don’t make you go “Wow! Cool!”, but “Wait a sec, what the hell is going on here?”. What’s worse than that?
If you watch a Steven Seagal movie, you watch it because you want to see Seagal in action, baddies threatening or killing people close to Seagal, leading to Seagal killing everybody in sight.

In “Pistol Whipped”, directed by Dutchman Roel Reiné, who went on to direct “The Marine 2” and “Death Race 2”, and released in Scandinavia as “The Marker”, Steven Seagal is Matt Conlin -- an ex-cop with mysterious past.