En territoire ennemi

Titre original : Behind Enemy Lines

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Un pilote de la Marine est abattu au-dessus du territoire ennemi. Il est alors poursuivi par la police secrète et les troupes ennemies. Pendant ce temps, son commandant tente de le sauver.Un pilote de la Marine est abattu au-dessus du territoire ennemi. Il est alors poursuivi par la police secrète et les troupes ennemies. Pendant ce temps, son commandant tente de le sauver.Un pilote de la Marine est abattu au-dessus du territoire ennemi. Il est alors poursuivi par la police secrète et les troupes ennemies. Pendant ce temps, son commandant tente de le sauver.

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 2 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Director John Moore was nearly killed while operating the camera for the shot where the tank busts through the wall. He was pulled out of the way by stuntman Jimmy N. Roberts just in time. This take was used in the movie, and Moore's being pulled back is why the shot suddenly shakes.

Gaffes
No missile in existence would be capable of chasing the F/A-18 as it is portrayed in the film. A missiles rocket motor only holds enough fuel for one pass at a target. The second missile fired in the film flies through a fireball, completes a loop, and continues to chase the F/A-18 the way a dog chases a cat. In reality, the missile would have either exploded the first time it got close to the fighter, or simply ran out of fuel.

Citations
Stackhouse: We're not supposed to fly that sector, Chris. The brass will have a shit-fit.
Chris Burnett: Hey, we're on recon so let's recon something.

Versions alternatives
The UK theatrical version had one dialogue substitution (removal of a single use of the word "fuck") to secure the "12" rating. For the DVD/video release, this substitution was waived by the BBFC.

Connexions
Featured in Behind the Scenes: Behind Enemy Lines (2002)

Bandes originales
Welcome to Mindhead (Abort Sequence Edit)
Performed by Compufonic
Written and Produced by Michael Licata and Carlos Vasquez

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9/10

Not Enough Credit Given

I truly enjoyed this movie, because it took a lighthearted approach to 'running for your life' while serving in the forces. I was, however, disheartened by the fact that Scott O'Grady brought down a law suit on the study for "portraying him" in a bad light. This movie was about anything else but Scott O'Grady. Note: Sorry Scott, but it's not about you...

I enjoyed the way Wilson took control of his character and lived up to the expectation of what one would expect from a Navy pilot. Let's not forget Gene 'The Man' Hackman. It's difficult to imagine Hackman 'not' being in the service because he does it so 'friggin' well.

The movie is suspenseful and the supporting cast is simply awesome! It's just one of those films where not enough credit was given to everyone, all around!