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Steven Seagal films should be in the Smithsonian. I enjoyed his early films, his brand of martial arts (Akido) is partially based on Judo. Although Anthony Bourdain's comment left me scratching my head.

 
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That bar scene from Out for Justice featured stuntman/actor Nik Dmitri as the bartender. He also did the truck under carriage scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark, Superman Stevie would cry like a baby if he actually faced him in a real fight.

No stuntmen were used in the making of this. Nik Dmitri vs Charles Bronson.

 
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There are no words to describe Steven Seagal level of awesomeness. Tasty contributions unassuming.

 
We leave behind The Immortal Steven Seagal to look at a televised prolonged fart. Something so utterly ridiculous that Netflix thought it was a good idea - The Goop Lab!

Ridiculous beyond any hope of reason or recovery, Gwyneth Paltrow delights in insulting intelligence. What the point of doing magic mushrooms if you're not going to have sex? And Nutty Dutchman isn't so crazy, he could have made the Goopsters jump into glacial water with exposed feet.

 
The Mighty Steven Seagal is a master of Akido, which is to Judo what Tai Chi is to Kung Fu.

I saw Joe Rogan's live show almost 8 years ago, there were moments where he had me laughing out loud. Since he's moved to Spotify, he's decided to be controversial, but I'm not going to throw him under a bus. When it comes to martial arts he's irrefutable.

 
Steven Seagal must stand aside.

Cristiano Ronaldo has now scored 807 goals making him the top scorer of all time, to honour him...

 
The Mighty Steven Seagal is a master of Akido, which is to Judo what Tai Chi is to Kung Fu.

I saw Joe Rogan's live show almost 8 years ago, there were moments where he had me laughing out loud. Since he's moved to Spotify, he's decided to be controversial, but I'm not going to throw him under a bus. When it comes to martial arts he's irrefutable.

I thought Joe Rogan was really funny on News Radio...

 
Steven Seagal films should be in the Smithsonian. I enjoyed his early films, his brand of martial arts (Akido) is partially based on Judo. Although Anthony Bourdain's comment left me scratching my head.

Oh man did I live his early stuff. Horrible actor but me and my Dad loved his movies
 
Most realistic martial arts fight scene by my nomination for GOAT Chuck Norris in Code of Sllence