Behind Enemy Lines: Colombia (2009) (V)

User Rating:

5.0/10   

Director:

Tim Matheson

Writer:

Tobias Iaconis (written by)

Release Date:

6 January 2009 (USA)

Genre:

Action | Thriller | War

Tagline:

In the Colombian jungle there is no place to hide

Plot:

Navy SEALS mount an attack on Colombian special forces to clear their names and rescue a hostage. |

Plot Keywords:

Place Name In Title | Direct To Video Sequel To Theatrical Movie | Sequel | Country Name In Title | Third Part

Cast

Joe Manganiello	...	Lt. Sean Macklin
Ken Anderson	...	MCPO Carter Holt (as Mr. Kennedy)
Channon Roe	...	CPO Kevin Derricks
Yancey Arias	...	Alvaro Cardona
Chris J. Johnson	...	PO3 Steve Gaines
Antony Matos	...	PO2 Greg Armstrong
Keith David	...	Cmdr. Scott Boytano
Jennice Fuentes	...	Nicole Jenkins
Steven Bauer	...	Gen. Manuel Valez
Tim Matheson	...	Carl Dobbs
Luzangeli Justiniano	...	Maria Cardona
Anibal O. Lleras	...	Carlos Rivera
Rey Hernandez	...	Ramirez (as Rey Hernández)
Roy Sánchez-Vahamondes	...	TV Reporter (as Roy Sánchez-Vahamonde)
Tom Minder	...	Op-Tech

Also Known As:

Behind Enemy Lines 3: Ghost Watch (USA) (working title)

MPAA:

Rated R for violence.

Runtime:

Netherlands:94 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:R | Singapore:NC-16 | Argentina:13 | Netherlands:16 | Finland:K-15 | Australia:M

Filming Locations:

Puerto Rico

Company:

20th Century Fox Home Entertainment

Trivia:

In the final scene loading the coffin, the aircraft in the hangar, N246DH, is an SA-227 Sweringen Metroliner. Although the logo is not shown, this aircraft is owned and operated by Ameriflight, Inc., an all-cargo company based in Burbank, CA. This particular aircraft is the high gross weight Expediter version and was previously owned by DHL International (Note the DH in the tail number). It was originally white, black and maroon, DHL's colors at the time, before being repainted in the white and two-tone blue colors of Ameriflight in the late 90's.

Goofs:

Revealing mistakes: When Alvaro Cardona brings food to Kevin Derricks while captured, the food is in a McDonald's bag. The fries are in a McDonald's carton, but the wrapper is a counterfeit McDonald's wrapper. In no country do they offer any sandwich that comes in a tin foil wrapper with red lettering on it (like Wendy's). McDonald's only offers paper wrappers and of course for the upper echelon sandwiches, the box.

Quotes:

Columbian Soldier: All you Americans think you're Rambo!
Chief Carter Holt: Actually, I prefer John McClane.

Movie Connections:

References First Blood (1982)

Soundtrack:

Mi Llamita

Cheap, stereotypical, predictable, poor acting...Was it supposed to be a porn?

Where do I start? When the movie first started, I wondered if there were a problem with the image quality and with the way it was filmed ! This is the same quality of a cheap porn. Did they use the same camera ?

Secondly, to reinforce this image of a cheap porn, the actors/actresses's acting skills are very poor and they all look like porn actor/actresses: male all bodybuilded on steroid, female all bimbo !

Add to that the very poor special effect (explosion made by my little brother, no real stunts (green screen), no military expertise...) ... This movie is very disappointing ! I don't mind bad acting in a "action/navy seal movie" but this is quite bad and I expect at least credible explosion !

Oh and did I mention the massive clichés...this movie is so stereotypical and predictable

Playing Ghost Squad or Rainbow 6 on your xbox is more realistic ... I put a 2 because I saw worse ..