 His characters differ from those of other action movie icons by virtue of their near-invulnerability; they almost never face any significant physical threat, easily overpowering any opposition and never facing bodily harm or even temporary defeat.A notable exception is 2010's "Machete", which features Seagal in a rare villainous role.Seagal's music appears in some of his films (for example, "Into The Sun" and "Ticker", where he appears as part of a bar band), as does his fluency in other languages (he speaks Japanese in "Into the Sun") and religion (Buddhism features prominently in "The Glimmer Man" and "Belly of the Beast").