Behind Enemy Lines 2 Axis Of Evil [extra Quality] File

While no one would mistake Axis of Evil for an actor’s showcase, the cast elevates the material beyond zero-budget schlock. Nicholas Gonzalez makes for a credible lead—physically fit, intense, and capable of conveying a young man haunted by his father’s shadow. He doesn’t have Owen Wilson’s everyman charm, but he brings a harder, more driven edge.

Peter Jae’s Colonel Song is perhaps the film’s most interesting element. While not deep, Song is given a modicum of motivation: he believes the U.S. is a paper tiger and that only through violent confrontation can Korea be free of foreign influence. He is a warrior who respects his enemy’s skill, even as he plots their destruction. behind enemy lines 2 axis of evil

Behind Enemy Lines II: Axis of Evil was followed by a third film, Behind Enemy Lines: Colombia (2009), which moved the setting to South America and starred Joe Manganiello. The franchise continued to spiral into lower-budget, plot-by-numbers affairs. While no one would mistake Axis of Evil