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Who idea? There's nothing wrong with being patriotic, and I don't see the film being Serbophobic in any way. Just because a movie is made about Nazis, does that mean it's an attack against all Germans? I'm removing that section.

Yes, there is nothing wrong with being patriotic. There is wrong to make idiotic movies like Behind Enemy Lines. They'd better make film about O'Graidy eating insects. At least, they would shown TRUE events. Sea diver 08:46, 28 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I think it somehow makes the French admiral the enemy in certain areas, like when he assumes command. I also noticed that the British journalist dude had really bad teeth, playing on the stereotype on how all British people have bad teeth. Seriphyn 22:23, 2 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

The stereotype about bad teeth amuses me no end! Where the hell did it come from? I've noticed absolutely no difference in dental hygiene between the UK and US. Very odd. And as for the French.. it seems the US has a real thing for French. Always portrayed as either the bad guy or stupid.

I thought the Brits started the French thing. You went and beat up on poor Napoleon, who had never hurt anyone in his entire life. --71.172.37.93 (talk) 06:55, 11 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Similarity to Bat 21

i reckonZ its kinda clear that Behind enemy lines echos/ borrows from Bat 21. not copying but i think that the producers knew about this, i think thats why they cast gene hackman, and wilson even makes a reference to golf as a metaphor, which plays a big part in Bat 21. should I or someone else add this?

SAM attack scene

How faithful is the scene to real-life SAMs? Do the missiles actually have the endurance and maneuverability to track an airplane persistently as in the movie? Masterblooregard 02:48, 20 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

film

this is very stupid film.I just watched them.on the lake are a hunderad soldiers but ice doesnt crash and film is very unreal.–Sinji soko (talk) 21:47, 18 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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 :I think it somehow makes the French admiral the enemy in certain areas, like when he assumes command. I also noticed that the British journalist dude had really bad teeth, playing on the stereotype on how all British people have bad teeth. [[User:Seriphyn|Seriphyn]] 22:23, 2 September 2006 (UTC)
 :: The stereotype about bad teeth amuses me no end! Where the hell did it come from? I've noticed absolutely no difference in dental hygiene between the UK and US. Very odd. And as for the French.. it seems the US has a real thing for French. Always portrayed as either the bad guy or stupid.
+:::I thought the Brits started the French thing.  You went and beat up on poor Napoleon, who had never hurt anyone in his entire life. --[[Special:Contributions/71.172.37.93|71.172.37.93]] ([[User talk:71.172.37.93|talk]]) 06:55, 11 January 2008 (UTC)
 == Similarity to Bat 21 ==