Talk:Behind Enemy Lines: Colombia

First caps

Wow, your brave to go through the trouble of screencapping this. The straight to DVD sequels are just not good. At all. - Gunmaster45

It's weird Excalibur has screencapped this today, because I was actually almost tempted to grab this today, and maybe do it myself. Part of the reason I'm so cranky right now is because American Airlines delayed my flight from DFW to Austin (which are about 3 hrs. apart by car) by over FIVE HOURS, so I was stranded in the airport all day. Anyway, I was at one of those DVD sales places they have in airports, and they actually had this movie on sale! I saw the preview a few nights ago when they showed the original Behind Enemy Lines on F/X, and I figured it might be a good way to pass a couple hours on my laptop. But ultimately, I decided I wasn't brave enough to spend $20 on the DVD and settled for watching The Rock on my iPod (which I've already seen about 50 times, but at least know I enjoy) and reading a book I got for Christmas. True story.

It does take quite a bit of bravery to spend money at all on movies like this. But then again, I guess I should talk. I'm the guy who screencapped 2 Fast 2 Furious for this site (which is easily one of the worst sequels ever made). -MT2008 04:36, 6 January 2009 (UTC)

To be honest, this movie wasn't that bad. You push aside some of the classic military movie cliches, and this is actually watchable. It's not as bad as the second Behind Enemy Lines movie, the Axis of Evil which even I don't think I'll do. Excalibur01 06:42, 6 January 2009 (UTC)

Load out wrong?

Now, this may be a result of me not knowing too much about how the military works, isn't the loadout somewhat heavy for a reconnaissance mission? ~ Revolver

The movie was produced by WWE Films...and we'll just leave it at that. --Clutch 03:59, 5 February 2009 (UTC)

"Load out"? Spartan198 16:41, 15 May 2009 (UTC) Spartan198