Under Siege 2: Dark Territory is solid entertainment, nothing more, and nothing less. It's the prototypical action movie with plenty of clichéd characters and scenes, but it all comes together to make a film action lovers will enjoy every now and again, once the film has faded from memory. It's a worthy sequel to a fine first effort. It doesn't surpass its predecessor in any way, but that's alright. Casey Ryback borders on being a memorable action icon, and one more solid Under Siege film may have solidified him as one of the more recognizable and marketable characters of the 1990s. Unfortunately, Seagal's career soon took a turn for the worse and to date, no further Under Siege films are available. Warner Brothers' Blu-ray release of Under Siege 2: Dark Territory is a minor disappointment. Offering decent picture quality and a loud, aggressive, but jumbled soundtrack lacking any polish, and a handful of trailers as the only bonus materials, this disc is for hardcore Seagal fans only.

lots of action, this is my favorite movie. a great ride!

US2:DT is pretty great. A solid followup to an already good movie. Casey Ryback the chef/Navy SEAL is back and shows a softer side. When not taking care of the customers in his restaurant that apparently only come to see/talk to him, he is meeting his late brother's daughter for a trip on a train. This ones a beauty I won't want to spoil. Highlights are Big Ed from Twin Peaks as the bad guy as well as some fun hand-to-hand CQC. Highly recommend.

This is a great one but the first one under siege was a little better but can’t complain about this one loved it but I wish they showed a little more areas instead of being on a train all throughout the movie

Love Steven Seagals movies. He is good at the his practicing art.