Seagal 3 Disc Boxset (Driven to Kill / The Keeper / Dangerous Man) [DVD]

As a lifelong Steven Seagal fan I am pleased to say that he has done some very good films in recent years and this Blu Ray boxset contains 3 of his recent best. The Keeper (2009) is a well directed film (by Keoni Waxman) with a good plot and although this film has a lack of action their are some good shoot out scenes near the end. Driven To Kill (2009) contains some of the best choreographed fighting by Steven Seagal in years (checkout the knife fight in the strip club) and the action sequences are fantastic building to a superb climatic shootout in a hospital. My only small gripe with this film is some of the acting is slighly below par (not the main antagonist played by Igor Jijikine though as he is superb as the ruthless Michael) and their are some small continuity errors that the film tries to cover up. But overall it's a good film with a convincing plot and some serious butt kicking by a ruthless Steven as Ruslan.Lastly but not least is 2010s Born to Raise hell that is maybe the best of the three. Written by Steven himself this is another well made picture with some fantastic action scenes in it. Steven also carries out some great choeographed hand to hand combat and shows that there is still life in the old dog yet. Also look out for some great one liners in this film too that made me laugh a bit. (Steven has a great sense of humour).Long time Steven Seagal fans will love this boxset but I think that even casual action fans will also enjoy these films. If you buy this along with the 2010 film A Dangerous man (written and directed by Keoni Waxman) then you will have some of the best films that he has done in recent years. Now at the age of 61 I just hope that Steven Seagal continues to make films for a few more years yet!

Absolutely pleased with this item it arrived well within its target date and I have since watched all 3 discs.I am also pleased at the quality of the service and the discs themselves are in excellent condition. Iwould recommen d you to anyone else who is considering buying online. Many thanks.Yours, Mr. Andrew Banks Shakesby

I have gave this product 4 stars only simply because when I was watching the DVD driven to kill after the first 33 minutes the DVD froze. I cleaned it and tried again still froze. So i had to rewind back to 30 minutes then I fast forward until i had passed the thime where it froze then played the rest of it and it was working fine after that. Don't know if it will freeze when I watch it again but i hope not.

The item came really fast, in perfect condition.Everything is as described.The movies are on 3 discs.The stories are great - real classic action ,picture quality is perfect.100 % entertainment.The price is cheap, so, don't hesitate - BUY IT NOW!

Have watched half of Exit Wounds and Under Siege 2.So poor, in every way, unable to finish.Therefore: 3 movies, and 3 DVD'd that should have been discarded

Like other reviewers I too was dissapointed by the odd bit of cencorship.However, Segal's brilliant performance outweighs any other considerations.No other action hero kills quite so many ludicrous villains, breaks so many limbs, and commits such extreme violence while counting his prayer beads and speaking in a soft whisper, jogging unconvincingly after the enemy with his huge hips wobbling under that black trench coat. He'll probably come after me himself now!Seriously, if you want to laugh your head off watching this frowny faced, pony tailed, genius busting up everything in sight then buy this collection... the Legacy Collection!My only real criticism is that they included Executive Decision, which involved Segal for just 5 minutes, before he is killed and Kurt Russel emerges as the sole star of the show. A mediocre film without Segal's magnetic sadism. Russel wouldnt know how to jam a cork screw into someone's forehead if his life depended on it!

They were all great films full of shooting and blood everywhere and some caring at times seagal films

Driven to kill and the keeper were mild stinkers, not that interesting. A dangerous man was the best offering in this trio