Behind Enemy Lines III: Colombia (2009)

Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

Yo, there's no way for me to review this film without saying, take your *insert ethnicity + "ass" here* to see this film,like now. You have to see it in order to know what you're really messing with.

At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

Well, I managed to watch this movie on HBO2 this morning, an it was totally like a COD deathmatch. I think the other reviewers are all Colombian, but hey, the Colombian army in this movie is a well organized, deadly force. Come on, the Seals marines are on the run in the whole movie. Now, there were words about bad acting, bad effects, bad filming technique, bad direction, bad dialogues. I must tell, that none of these are present. Acting: the three Seals are good. The dialogues have no problem at all. Alvaro, the enemy force leader is good as well. Effects: the explosions are not the best, but its OK. Weapons and Fight: They are all well done, All COD fans will have flashback. Highly recommended movie.

What a great film... it is full off valuable facts plus the quality of the production is just stunning!To summarise a few of the best facts and contributions of this film in my life: - A blind guy with a digital camera produces a better footage that this people. - All the north American girls are hot (like bimbos) - All the north American guys are ripped (specially the soldiers) - All the south Americans are fat, sweaty and wear hats. - Bogota is a hot and humid city (did not know that) - Colombia's conflict could be ended using between 3 to 5 soldiers (americans of course)ARE YOU F#@#$# SERIOUS... I would like to be able to give negative points in IMDb!

I don't get this movie, nor its story. Come to think of it, neither the ending.It discusses how a group of Navy SEALs, sent by the US government, go to the guerrilla-invaded Colombia on a recon mission that goes wrong.The story is not all realistic or believable. The elements just don't fit together. A bunch of SEALs go into a country filled with enemy soldiers ALONE? Certainly a suicide mission; recon or not.The producers did not do a good job in hiring the actors; the acting was terrible! I know, I know, Joe Manganiello is well-built for a soldier and in a way seems like a perfect pick, but he's more of an actor that should star in comedies and not war movies. Ken Anderson? Seriously? Anyone who watched the movie will agree when I say that this dude has no idea what acting is.It had potential to be a *good* movie, but it failed, big time.I don't see a reason why you should watch this movie. It doesn't have anything enjoyable. But, if you like shooting randomly and all that stuff; why not?

this movie is probably the biggest waste of time that i ever had in my life ....obviuosly you could notes that the movie wasn't film in Colombia ...come on I really thought you could do better...the actor said that you couldn't notes the difference don't make me laugh. probably you should have study the real scenery before making a fake one... for your information Bogota is a cold almost every time dark city ...so by the first scenery you were already wrong ...those actors didn't even have Colombian accent (the ones that were sup post to be Colombians) and hotel Las Americas is probably the best hotel of the coast of Colombia ...and did you people see that miserable sign that they did for the hotel? ooh no...and also in the commentary of the movie an other actor said that they filmed the movie in Puerto Rico because that was the closest they could get to Colombia are you kidding me? why couldn't you get closer ...it's just the same ...we have even better sights and wilderness than Puerto Rico ...more beautiful women etc....it's just so frustrating to see what a bad job they did here. it's really disappointing...and obviously you people have to visit Colombia before believing in all this crap that they made people believe in this movie (the worst i've ever seen)