Exit Wounds (2001)

Awards
- 4 nominations

Trivia
In an interview with Huffpost Live, Tom Arnold claimed that Steven Seagal fell into the water while filming a scene on his character's houseboat: Seagal had opted to shoot the scene without rehearsal and mistakenly exited through the wrong door, leading him to drop into the bay.

Goofs
During the shootout on the bridge, Orin Boyd knocks out an enemy and takes from him a submachine gun. Though each following shot shows Boyd wielding a .45 semiautomatic pistol instead of the weapon he just took, the gun still fires in automatic mode, which is impossible for that kind of weapon.

Quotes
[Orin is leaving the Anger Management class and sees some punks trying to pick the lock on his truck]
Orin Boyd: What am I, a shit magnet?

Crazy credits
When the end credits start rolling, T.K. is a guest on Henry Wayne's TV talk show. They talk about T.K.'s operation. T.K. greets his parents. Then they talk about things that turn them on.

Alternate versions
German retail video version is cut for violence to secure a "Not under 16" rating.

Connections
Featured in HBO First Look: Making 'Exit Wounds' (2001)

Soundtracks
Feelin' The Hate
Written by Ja Rule (as Jeffrey Atkins), Caddillac Tah, Romel Gill, Irv Gotti,
Ronie Lane, Tiffany Lane, Renan Thybulle and Roashoun Casey
Performed by Ja Rule
Courtesy of Def Jam Records
Under License From Universal Music Enterprises

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Typical Seagal movie. Someone pushes him around and he fights back. Always a good watch. There's a a few cool moves he makes, but don't expect too much from this movie. The plot moves quickly and really isn't that interesting. It's all about the fight scenes.

One thing that really got to me was the movie takes place in Detroit City but there's almost a Canadian landmark in each scene. "Welcome to Detroit AM" [CN tower in the background], Sky dome signs, Canadian food chains and even in the first few scenes there's filming right in front of City landmarks. Why not just say Toronto rather than Detroit?