Roger Ebert - Host: Now, if you like to see lots of stuff blowed up real good, this'd be a movie for you, but it doesn't pay to devote close attention to the plot of "On Deadly Ground". Then there's Seagal's shameless final speech after the murders and the explosions and the fireballs when he keeps a straight face while informing the grateful Alaskans that the oil industry has suppressed carburetors which would give you 100 miles to the gallon of gas, making the state's number one industry unnecessary.
