Mercenary for Justice

The second collaboration between former cinematographer turned director Don
E. FauntLeRoy and former actor turned blues musician turned actor again, Steven
Seagal (they'd previously worked together on 2005's Today You Die) is a
step up in comparison to Seagal previous effort, the dreadful Black Dawn.
In fact, the film actually proves to have some pretty decent production values,
good action direction, and a better than average performance from everyone's
favorite hero for hire.

The movie begins in the middle of a firefight, shot with the apperature of
the camera blown wide open to give it that sort of Blackhawk Down look
that remains so popular in action movies for some reason. At any rate, a
mercenary named John Seegar (that'd be Seagal) and his crew of soldiers of
fortune are battling some French soldiers as they're trying to kidnap the French
Ambass...
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