When you think of Films of Aries WilsonYou probably think of loved ones, sarcastic drops, shenanigans with Vince Vaughan and huge use of the word "wow". You probably don't think about his military feature in 2001 "behind the enemy lines", where Wilson plays a navigator shot down in a war zone in the middle of the Bosnian war and reveals the genocide.

It was not a hit with critics, winning 36% positive "wounded tomatoes" rating. Many considered a shallow military film, like Stephanie Zaharek, who wrote in his review for review Salon"If you are looking for something above the glossy party," behind the enemy lines "is felt from the beginning from the beginning." And many critics point to Wilson to feel wrong as a military hero, making him one of the Many comic actors moving in dramatic roles.

Despite being hunted by critics, "behind the enemy lines" did everything in the box office, making $ 91 million globally against a $ 40 million budget. That was probably enough to allow it to break evenly, maybe even earn a little profit. Definitely does not feel like a kind of movie that will borrow the sequels, but that is exactly what happened because Hollywood will lead something and everything in the country if you can.

Being fair, "behind enemy lines" is just a franchise in the name. None of his sequels has nothing to do with the first, except for the fact that they all deal with military operations, so I suppose there is a US military cinema. The first sequel, "behind enemy lines II: Axis of Evil", came out in 2006 and follows the expansion of North Korea's nuclear weapons. The film also acts inexplicably Chinese wealth Keith David, but is still a 0% rating of "wounded tomatoes", of course with the numbering of only five professional reviews.

The following was "behind the enemy lines: Colombia" in 2009, which sees that David is returning and Jo Manganiello added to the mixture, which is for the seals of the US Navy, providing peace talks in Colombia, do not go without congestion. Spoiler warning: they don't. And finally, there is a "stamp team 8: Behind the enemy lines" since 2014, following the Navy seals, trying to stop the sale of uranium with weapons. The franchise lost David and Manganiello at the moment, but got Tom Sisemor, which is a good indication that the series was leading its course. But that would not be the end of "behind the enemy lines" that persisted in the 2010.

"Behind the enemy lines" inspired TV pilot It would be a military thriller on the crew stuck in Latin America, trying to get home, but find themselves in the middle of a huge plot. He was not going anywhere as Fox passed the pilot, who seems like this franchise. It feels weird that "behind the enemy lines" got this very mileage, but it is probably a testimony to the film to have a cool, yet enough generic name for where they could hit something to recognize the brand.