U.S. Seals II: The Ultimate Force

2001 "When terrorists take an island, there's only one team tough enough for the job"
U.S. Seals II: The Ultimate Force
4.6| 1h35m| R| en| More Info
Released: 21 June 2001 Released
Producted By: Nu Image
Country: United States of America
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At a secret Russian nuclear missile base, an ex-U.S. SEAL member is planning to launch a missile strike on the United States, and the only way to stop him is with the best of the best. Because of a natural gas refinery leak, the newly formed team must infiltrate without conventional weapons and use a mixture of martial arts skills, swords, crossbows and unconventional arms in their top secret attack.

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swedzin I gave 3 out 10 just because there were a good fighting scenes in this "film". Nothing special to say about this "wooosh" film.A group of mercenaries are trying to defeat a terrorist (Damian Chapa) and his sexy girlfriend (Sophia Crawford). What's new here?!?!?!?!?!?! Leader of the group is Michael Worth (best known as Michael from "Acapulco Heat" series), with wooden acting, like other actors from the list, but he gaved us some fine fighthing skills here, woooshing included. Karen Kim... who? NEXT! Damian Chapa, Jesus, he was terrible, nothing against him, but here... no fortune in playing bad guys again Damian, please Lord don't allow this Damian to play another bad guy!Sophia Crawford was totally sexy, (wooshing included), other actors... damn... that was terrible! But I liked Omar (Hakim Alston, you saw him in Mortal Kombat, the guy who opens the tournament with Liu Kang), he made some good fighting in the film (WOOOSHING INCLUDED, lots of woooshing). OK, nothing to say more, see for yourself! Except that wooshing. There's constantly a "Woooosh" sound effect, in every, every freaking scene! That was annoying! Like watching freakin' "Power Rangers", but not for the kids. Dude, what a parody...End of the sarcasm... watch it! Do it with friends, you can make a good drinking game, every time you hear "wooosh" YOU DRINK!!!!!
Andrew Hernandez I'm surprised at the number of people who have bashed this movie to pieces. They base their opinions off of logic too, which is completely inappropriate for this type of movie. Yes, the script is badly written, there are a lot of factual errors, this isn't an accurate portrayal of SEAL type stuff, yes all that is obvious.The reason why this movie exists is to present Hong Kong style action to America. Former Jackie Chan Stunt Team member, Andy Cheng designs some of the best fight scenes in recent years. While CHARLIE'S ANGELS: FULL THROTTLE, TOMB RAIDER 2, and THE MUSKETEER suffer from having no sense of action, US SEALS knows how to deliver the goods. It's interesting to note how a lot of weapon-work was employed in the action scenes. I was expecting more hand to hand style combat. The movie takes a while to get going, but the fights are well worth waiting for. Especially in a scene where the good guys are confronted by 100 henchmen, and have to fight all of them off. It was reminiscent of the big action sequence in TAI-CHI MASTER (1993).The director Issac Florentine is one of the few people working in the video market who does a good job. Unlike a lot of other directors, he takes pride in his job, and does his best to make cool movies. (COLD HARVEST and SPECIAL FORCES)It's safe to say though, that this movie is only meant for people who like lots of cool action. Everyone else is better off staying away.
grey_fox24 There is no way, someone could work on this movie and consider it a work of art. If there is a human being on this earth that envisioned this as their masterpiece, I will weep for mankind and the gene pool this person is adding too. I know this is a bit overly dramatic, but I'm bored and have nothing else to do. Enough people have written comments on how bad this movie is, so I won't mention the whooshing sounds, or the horrible acting, but I do feel the need to mention, that the high tech weaponry that one of the Seals was carrying that didn't cause a spark, was a paintball gun w/o the CO2 tank. I just mention that.
haggicide Ever watch a bad movie all the way through, desperately hoping it would have a redeeming feature? Don't do that with this one.I happen to like many somewhat cheesy military/martial art movies, and thought this movie would be a harmless departure for an hour and a half or so. Don't be fooled: It does harm. This is one of those movies that makes you pick up a book by Steven Hawking and read a page of it to prove to yourself that you are not really that stupid. While I enjoy watching movies to escape for a while, I have never been so eager to return to daily life. Why is that? I'm glad I'm not those actors, and the director, and anyone else whose resume is forever soiled with this movie. (underline, italics, the lot) This movie is as uplifting as an episode of The Anna Nicole Smith show (no pun intended), because it makes you say to yourself, "No matter what kind of financial or personal problems I'm having in my life, it could be worse."The acting makes Lorenzo Lamas look like Laurence Olivier, and that whooshing sound was so obnoxious and pervasive that it became an in-joke with my friends to make that sound when reaching for car keys, pulling them out of pocket, inserting in ignition, turning to start, putting in gear, and finally looking back over shoulder and striking a pose. The guns that are used in the opening of the film are not SEAL weapons, not American military weapons, not foreign weapons, ...come to think of it, they're not weapons. They are quite obviously made of wood. They don't shoot blanks or even have moving parts. This, along with the previously stated exploding waterlogged vehicle gave me pause during the opening credits -- should I cut off a limb while watching this 'movie' to see which I regret more in the morning?I have to give this movie a 1 of ten because imdb doesn't go lower.I'm glad so many people have already stolen my thunder about this movie because I think to spend another minute on this gives the film far too much power over me, and it wins. But I'm still not this movie, so I win.