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| BEHIND ENEMY LINES (2001) | |
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Lt. Chris Burnett is a bored Navy pilot that has requested release from the Navy, since the Navy never provided an opportunity for him to feel worthwhile. As a consequence he and his co-pilot are put on a holiday routine recognizance assignment while he is waiting for the paper work to process. During the flight, they stumble on activity within a demilitarized zone, which they check out after some persuasion by Burnett. This leads to a missile chase that ends with them being shot down behind enemy lines. Behind Enemy Lines offers suspense from the beginning to the end, which can cause mild fatigue of the viewer due to constant alertness. |
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| BY KIM ANEHALL – 12/8/2002 | |
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The Internet Movie Database. |
