Behind Enemy Lines II: Axis of Evil (2006)

Better then expected

When I received this movie I did not expect much as it's a sequel to an action movie. I was quite surprised that this movie was as good as the first. This movie didn't have the budget or the names the first one had but the action scenes were top notch and the acting was alot better then expected.A previous reviewer was correct in that the bullet scene was excellent and on the mark. This movie goes to prove that sequels are worth watching at times and can surprise you. December 25, 2008

Tom Rothman is cheap

Rothman greenlighted lower budget films at Fox seeems to becoming more of a habit these days. This movie looks like it was put together on only a $3 million dollar budget, Not so much a feature film, more like a made for cable movie with very little to offer, some of the actors in this deserve better roles then this drek. August 14, 2008

Behind Enemy lines 11

This is a action film for the die hard fans.
A very believable story line.
Well acted and produced.
Well worth a look see.
Edge of the seat action film. October 10, 2007

Horrific and Idiotic

This movie was just utterly horrible. The actors tried way too hard to look tough and the constant service bashing caused be to turn it off. Airborne School is the Army's toughest training? Give me a break. Try The Unit's Selection, the SF's Q-Course, or Ranger School. I couldn't get through half of the movie. If you want a real movie about SEALs, watch Tears of the Sun or even Navy SEALs with Charlie Sheen since that was actually written by a former Navy SEAL. And if you wanna learn what "clowns" Delta is, why don't you watch The Unit or read Not a Good Day to Die by Sean Naylor or better yet read Eric Haney's Inside Delta Force and see if you still believe the idiocracy of this movie. Their counter-ambush tactics they employed in this movie would make you think they were friggin weekend warriors. This isn't a B movie. It's a D movie at best. I'm gonna enlist in the Army and my friend's gonna enlist in the Navy for the SEALs and me and him have no problems what-so-ever. We support each other 100% and then some cause we know we'll be fighting the same war. August 29, 2007

SHAKES? I WOULD CALL IT A FLUTTER --

Or an overlay ---
Any movie that tells of what our Special Ops guys go through is worth watching -- even if the story line is not up to par.

There is not a complainer out there that would last in their shoes. sorry, boots.

This movie shows the emotions and humanity of our guys [not the bad ones] and yes, the one Korean who rescued? our guys turns out to be human after all.
McGill as General Vance led me to believe he was war hungry and determined to have his way. Coyote [love that name] as president did the General justice.

And the explanations in the commentary I truly believe: The President does not have all that much athority to make a move on his own. Only in times of War. So we should take a closer look at the men that surround him.

I could follow all the action and the whyfores and surely did not need the [shall I say demented] overlays of the frames that fluttered. Movement was just too quick. Seemed like a fill-in.

I enjoyed the actors even though I didn't know them - anyone that has the guts to jump out of a plane at that level has my admiration. [the real men, not the actors] but it was good realism.

Would love to see better quality of our guys exploits - be they Navy, Army, Marines or the undercover Special Ops groups. How about the SAS, they have some good ones too.

This movie is a personal likes one - will not suit all. But with understanding comes liking. August 14, 2007

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