I saw Behind Enemy Lines (what I wanted to get was Blackhawk Down but couldn't remember the name, thinking they were one and the same) but evidently they're not. Save your money on this one -- Gene Hackman can't save this piece of crap, and the Wilson brother (who has a nose that's really painful to look at) plays dodge the bullet the whole movie. He dodges many many many bullets, and has more lives than than the animal shelter I recently adopted cats from. Patriotic Hollywood claptrap. I also saw Mulholland Drive, and loved it. I loved that opera part, especially when the woman sang that Linda Rondstadt song. What was it, Club Silencio or something like that? The murder scene was hysterical, where at first he tries to make it look like a suicide, then accidentally shoots that fat woman through the wall, then has to shoot the janitor because he witnessed him dragging her to the next room. Yeah, the lesbo scenes were an added little bonus. David Lynch is definitely one of a kind.