Was that Russian guy in the car supposed to be dead?
Now I know there's been a few threads about that scene already but nobody actually addressed this part here so far. And that is this...
You know in the car scene where Seagal confronts two fake "internal affairs officers" who turn out to be members of the Russian mafia, I had to wonder. You know when Seagal disarms that man, the passenger in the front seat, and pistol whips him many times, he seems to be bloody and screaming and then, just before turning on the driver, he seems to be just sitting there. Was he supposed to be dead or just severely unconscious?
I know of course that they both die from the explosion at the end, but that part still always bothered me. And also, what if for some reason they have survived, would that guy who got pistol whipped by Seagal many times be injured and scarred for the rest of his life, or would he be cured?
And why does Seagal choose to pistol whip him so many times? Couldn't he have taken the gun away from him and shot him? Was he angry because he suspected that the same Russian guy may have had something to do with the murder of his ex-wife?
And also, what happens to the second guy, the driver, just before the car overturns?