Exit Wounds [Blu-ray]

Director: Andrzej Bartkowiak Andrzej Bartkowiak

Overview

Returning to his action feature terrain after a short hiatus, Steven Seagal plays Orin Boyd, a maverick Detroit detective with an unconventional way of taking down foes. After a failed intervention in a terrorist kidnapping case that humiliates his superiors, Boyd -- who is hailed as a top-drawer investigator but frowned upon for his tactics -- is forced to do time in a tough downtown precinct. After discovering the covert drug operation performed by several corrupt cops at his new assignment, he decides to break the rules yet again. While the cops are planning a massive heroin deal with big-time gangster Latrell Walker (DMX), Boyd finds that Latrell is not who he once was, and Boyd persuades him to assist in bringing an end to the amoral police influence that helped ruin him. Exit Wounds is the second film from cinematographer-turned-director Andrzej Bartkowiak (Romeo Must Die) and also features Tom Arnold, Isaiah Washington, and Jill Hennessy.

Product Details

Release Date:	04/22/2014
UPC:	0883929375103
Original Release:	2001
Rating:	R
Source:	Warner Home Video
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:41:00
Sales rank:	22,487

Special Features

Behind-the-scenes documentary the making of exit wounds; DMX No Sunshine music video; A Day on the set with Anthony Anderson

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Steven Seagal	Orin Boyd
DMX	Latrell Walker
Isaiah Washington	George Clark
Anthony Anderson	T.K.
Michael Jai White	Lewis Strutt
Bill Duke	Chief Hinges
Jill Hennessy	Commander Mulcahy
Tom Arnold	Henry Wayne,Henry Wayne
Bruce McGill	Daniels
David Vadim	Montini
Eva Mendes	Trish
Matthew G. Taylor	Useldinger
Paolo Mastropietro	Parker
Shane Daly	Fitz
Drag-On	Shaun
Jennifer Irwin	Linda
Daniel Kash	Rory
Quancetia Hamilton	Housewife
Rick Demas	Jail Guard
Jason Stephens	Lab Tech
Peter Kosaka	Lab Tech
Noah Danby	Terrorist Leader
Shakira Harper	Static Waitress
Eduardo Gomez	Father
Yanina Contreras	Mother,Mother
Mario Torres	Jose
Jenny Celly	Maria
Rothaford Gray	Norris
Dean Monroe McKenzie	Carlson,Carlson
Tom Seniuk	Secret Service Agent
Bobby Johnson	Secret Service Agent
Neville Edwards	Secret Service Agent
Arnold Pinnock	Morris
Gregory Vitale	Car Salesman
Shawn Lawrence	O'Malley
John Ralston	Mulcahy's Date
Simon 'Tiger Twins' Kim	Thug,Thug
Shekib Ahmad Foroughi	Thug
Ekundayo Odesanyo	Thug
Christopher Oster	Thug
Naomi Gaskin	George's Wife
Phillip Jarrett	Swat Guy
Michael Boisvert	Swat Guy
John McConnach	Swat Guy
Moses Nyarko	Swat Guy
Eldridge Hyndman	Swat Guy
Elio Campbell	Cop
Mark Williams	Cop
Stromm Bradshaw	Stormy
Shannon Jobe	Stripper
Kym Krystalie	Stripper
Peter Walsh	Ducati Guy
Gary Johnston	Anger Management Group Member
Joe Alberico	Anger Management Group Member
Stone Conway	Anger Management Group Member
Barrington Bignall	Anger Management Group Member
Greg Zajac	Anger Management Group Member
Ed Semenuk	Anger Management Group Member
David Boyce	Anger Management Group Member
Jaime Estrada	Anger Management Group Member
Monica Mustelier	Orin Boyd
Andrzej Bartkowiak	Actor
Christopher Lawford	Vice President
Noah Dalton Danby	Terrorist Leader
Damon Blackman	Composer
Jeff Rona	Composer

Technical Credits

Joel Silver

John Westermann

Ed Horowitz

Richard D'Ovidio

Andrzej Bartkowiak	Director,Director
Bruce Berman	Executive Producer,Producer
Dan Cracchiolo	Producer
Martin Malivoire	Special Effects
Rick Pagano	Casting
R.A. Rondell	Stunts
Joel Silver	Producer,Screenwriter,Producer
John Stoneham Jr.	Stunts
John Westermann	Screenwriter
Ed Horowitz	Screenwriter
John M. Eckert	Producer
Cosmas Paul Bolger Jr.	Special Effects
Richard D'Ovidio	Screenwriter
Richard Adrian	Sound Effects
Nancy Barker	Sound Effects
David Bell	Sound Effects
Thom Brennan	Sound Effects
Tim Barraball	Special Effects
Roy T. Anderson	Stunts
David Lipton	Special Effects
Andres Martinez	Special Effects
Aaron Dinsmore	Special Effects
Adrian Stansfield	Special Effects
Shak Foroughi	Stunts
Rob Fournier	Stunts
Howard Greene	Stunts
K. Lee Johnson	Stunts
Billy Oliver	Stunts
Rick Pearce	Stunts
John Stead	Stunts
Don Stockford	Stunts
Geoff Williams	Stunts
Greg Chapman	Sound/Sound Designer
Dane Davis	Sound/Sound Designer

Editorial Reviews

Martial-arts master Steven Seagal, absent from the screen for three years, makes a dynamic comeback in this searing thriller produced by legendary action-film specialist Joel Silver. Seagal is cast in a familiar role: a no-nonsense police detective who acts on instinct and has little regard for the niceties of due process. His impulsive behavior finally earns him a demotion and reassignment to one of Detroit's toughest precincts, where he uncovers vast corruption and smashes a drug-dealing operation masterminded by crooked cop Isaiah Washington. Seagal remains the same soft-spoken, squinty-eyed, long-legged fighting machine his fans have learned to love, and while not quite the lithe panther he was in his earlier films, he still acquits himself handily in several bone-crunching battles. Director Andrzej Bartkowiak (Romeo Must Die) lends assistance by shooting the fight sequences from odd angles and editing them in a way that helps conceal the star's weight gain and concomitant lack of mobility. Silver's glossy production doesn't stint on anything, so action lovers will find ample quantities of car chases, shootouts, and explosions herein. Seagal's films usually don't have strong stories, but Exit Wounds will prove pleasantly surprising in that regard, too; watch for leading lady Jill Hennessy to figure prominently in a shocking plot twist. Head and shoulders above Seagal's recent vehicles, Exit Wounds is a violent, fast-moving, altogether effective action melodrama. The DVD features a behind-the-scene documentary, a day-on-the-set featurette with supporting player Anthony Anderson, and a music video featuring the DMX cover of "Ain't No Sunshine," used in both the film and its trailer.

Barnes & Noble - Ed Hulse

Hitmakers Joel Silver (The Matrix) and Andrzej Bartkowiak (Romeo Must Die) joined forces to resurrect Steven Seagal in this oddly witty, entertaining movie. Exit Wounds slyly helps the aged, slow Seagal ease right back into the action genre. Orin Boyd, Seagal's maverick police tough guy, is pigeon-toed, double-chinned, and more than a little over-the-hill. He is repeatedly chastised. He is perennially demoted. He is ordered to take an anger management class with other cynical, irascible, underappreciated white males, and forced to obey a sassy lady commander. He is simply a grown-up, beat-up, grumpier version of all the iconoclastic bone-crushing heroes of Seagal's past. While fondly remembered for beating a suspect unconscious with a cat, Orin is really just a rebellious pain in the rear. However, when a jolly red helicopter marked "Have a Nice Day" starts gunning down half the police force, it becomes apparent that Orin's pessimism is not so unfounded. He eventually hones his anger and impudence into great aikido, satisfying sarcasm, and everything else for which Seagal is famous. Look for when Seagal as Orin interrupts his commander's romantic dinner, banishes her boyfriend, and then brazenly eats from his plate -- only eliciting a coy, aroused smile from the lady. Seagal is back, baby, and no one's complaining.

All Movie Guide

In its low grade way, this blithely brutal cops and drugs thriller is an efficient hot wire entertainment.

Entertainment Weekly - Owen Gleiberman