Featured Audience Ratings

• Bobby H

  
  Going into this film as a WWE Production I had little faith in it being good. Being a WWE fan, I wanted to watch it anyhow, and see if they've stepped up since what I seen as fails with projects like "The Marine" with John Cena. I can happily say, they've… More
  Going into this film as a WWE Production I had little faith in it being good. Being a WWE fan, I wanted to watch it anyhow, and see if they've stepped up since what I seen as fails with projects like "The Marine" with John Cena. I can happily say, they've finally did a movie, that to me felt like a legit movie. Mr Kennedy only plays a secondary role, and he is not super-hero status, like most WWE Superstars are in the movies they play in. Kennedy actually has a very down to earth role with the rest of his Navy Seals Sqaud of 5. Throw in some gore, some great gun fight scenes, a pretty neat little twist, and some decent acting and you got a fair movie. For me, it was one of the best WWE Production films to come out yet, and I give it props for that. I liked it and would recommend it to anyone who is into high time action, military, flicks.

• Lorenzo v

  
  <i>"In the Colombian jungle there is no place to hide"</i> Navy SEALS mount an attack on Colombian special forces to clear their names and rescue a hostage. <center><font size=+2 face="Century… More
  <i>"In the Colombian jungle there is no place to hide"</i> Navy SEALS mount an attack on Colombian special forces to clear their names and rescue a hostage. <center><font size=+2 face="Century Schoolbook"><b><u>REVIEW</u></b></font></center> Direct to DVD sequel to a sequel (how many behind Enemy Lines are there anyway?) about navy seals trapped between factions in Columbia when a surveillance mission goes wrong and the two sides they were watching are blown up. Hunted by everyone it soon transpires that larger forces are at work and that they may not even be able to trust each other. WWE movie directed by Tim Matheson is a serviceable and watchable film but is also the sort of thing that is doomed to spend its life either forgotten on the video store rental shelves or perhaps popping up occasionally to fill a hole in one of the second or third tier cable network schedule. Its not a bad film, but it's the sort of thing your only going to turn to when every other movie station has nothing on or the sports channels are just showing reruns of the world series of poker. Approach accordingly.

• Derek A

  
  <i>Behind Enemy Lines: Colombia</i> is an enjoyable straight to DVD action flick from WWE. I wasn't expecting much because I tend to hate WWE films, but this one was rather impressive. The plot was nothing special, it centers around a Navy SEALS team that is stuck… More
  <i>Behind Enemy Lines: Colombia</i> is an enjoyable straight to DVD action flick from WWE. I wasn't expecting much because I tend to hate WWE films, but this one was rather impressive. The plot was nothing special, it centers around a Navy SEALS team that is stuck in Colombia with scores of bad guys chasing them down. We've seen it all before, but the action was fast-paced and intense. The fights, both hand-to-hand and guns, were very well choreographed. The score was fitting and solid, and the cinematography was nice. I was also really glad that they didn't make Ken Anderson (aka WWE Wrestler Mr. Kennedy) the main star, even though that's how this film was marketetd. He hardly even has a supporting role in this thank god... because when he was given dialog, he delivered it horribly. If you're in the mood for a popcorn military-style action flick, don't be afraid to check this one out. It doesn't disappoint in that sense.

• JY S

  
  Another straight to DVD movie. Another WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) film. Does it suck? Not necessarily. Is it worth the watch? Let's just say that not watching this film is acceptable.<p>This is the 3rd <i>Behind the Enemy Lines</i> movie, with the… More
  Another straight to DVD movie. Another WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) film. Does it suck? Not necessarily. Is it worth the watch? Let's just say that not watching this film is acceptable.<p>This is the 3rd <i>Behind the Enemy Lines</i> movie, with the Owen Wilson film being the first. They are all separate from each other, which makes this one watchable without seeing or even knowing about the previous 2.</p><p>There isn't much to the story and the plot isn't all that great. It is just enough to warrant this seemingly low budget action extravaganza. The pacing is pretty quick, as the beginning provides some useless character introductions with the freeze frames and names showing up on the screen. The problem is that most of these supporting characters are forgettable.</p><p>The action is a plenty and there are a bunch of shootings and explosions. There is a fair amount of blood, but it isn't extreme. The camerawork during these scenes are a little bit of a letdown and it isn't just the angles and movements. There are a few spots where shots are grainy and less sharp than others.</p><p>The WWE wrestler to appear in this movie is Mr. Kennedy. The interesting thing is that he isn't the lead character, although he does get a ton of airtime. He is a pretty good entertainer in the wrestling world, but he isn't anything special here.</p><p>This isn't a movie to go out and search for, but if action is on the menu, then <i>Behind Enemy Lines: Colombia</i> is a movie to consider. Not highly consider. Just consider.

• Jim W

  
  I found this movie to be decent for a made for dvd movie. I mean I have seen much worse, like Joy Ride 2 and Lost Boys 2. While the WWE's former star Mr. Kennedy is less stiff on screen than the over-rated WWE star John Cena. I think he was better here than Cena was in both of… More
  I found this movie to be decent for a made for dvd movie. I mean I have seen much worse, like Joy Ride 2 and Lost Boys 2. While the WWE's former star Mr. Kennedy is less stiff on screen than the over-rated WWE star John Cena. I think he was better here than Cena was in both of his movies despite not being the main star. Director Tim Matheson (Animal House, Fletch) handles the action fine as well. But other than that this movie isn't that different than the previous BEL films. But I was more into it than I expected to be anyway.