Ebert commented that although the film depicts Seagal setting fire to an oil refinery, "Seagal should have been setting fire to his dialogue", and further criticised Seagal's ending speech as "one of many egotistical vanity scenes" from the movie.
Ebert commented that although the film depicts Seagal setting fire to an oil refinery, "Seagal should have been setting fire to his dialogue". Ebert further criticised Seagal's ending speech as "one of many egotistical vanity scenes" from the movie.