Behind Enemy Lines (2001) is an action-packed war thriller directed by John Moore. The film stars Owen Wilson as Lieutenant Chris Burnett, a Navy pilot shot down during a reconnaissance mission over Bosnia. Stranded in hostile territory, Burnett must evade enemy forces while trying to reach safety. Gene Hackman co-stars as Admiral Reigart, who defies orders to launch a rescue mission to bring Burnett home.

The film is known for its intense action sequences, particularly the thrilling cat-and-mouse chase between Burnett and the enemy soldiers. It captures the tension and chaos of modern warfare, highlighting the dangers faced by soldiers behind enemy lines. The narrative also delves into the political complexities of the Bosnian War, adding a layer of depth to the otherwise straightforward action plot.

Behind Enemy Lines combines high-octane action with a story of survival and determination. Wilson’s performance as a soldier fighting to stay alive, coupled with Hackman’s portrayal of a commander willing to risk everything for his men, makes this film a memorable entry in the war genre.