US Lieutenant Chris Burnett is a strong and intelligent marine officer but he will be exposed to a mission that looks dangerous and deadly. US naval officer Chris Burnett falls over one part of Bosnia under very difficult circumstances. At that moment, the lieutenant must fight for survival in that hostile land. He is tracked down by hostile soldiers, a killer tracker, and a ruthless Bosnian policeman, especially American soldiers. Chris tries to escape from enemy territory through many life-threatening attempts.
The only thing certain about Behind Enemy Lines is that Mr. Wilson is in it for the chance to work with Mr. Hackman, and Mr. Hackman is in it for the money.
An old-fashioned game of the cinematic cat-and-mouse, soldier-on-the-run variety.
Entertainment Today
July 18, 2003
A satisfying enough piece of giddy-up entertainment that raises a few passing questions about the American 'cowboy mentality' before ultimately deciding it's a lot more fun to simply eat your action movie cake than try to have it too.
From its prosaic title to its convenient timeliness, this valentine to U.S. military guys hamstrung by officious NATO bureaucrats could hardly seem less promising
Minneapolis Star Tribune
November 06, 2002
The filmmakers do their best to distract us, but eventually it becomes hard to ignore that Behind Enemy Lines is one long chase sequence.
