Operation Delta Force

January. 01,1997      
Rating:
3.8
Trailer Synopsis Cast

A team of military experts and scientists go after a terrorist group that has seized a deadly virus and is threatening to release it.

Ernie Hudson as  Major Tipton
Jeff Fahey as  Captain Lang
Rob Stewart as  Sparks
Frank Zagarino as  McKinney
Hal Holbrook as  Admiral Henshaw
Joe Lara as  Nash
Todd Jensen as  Hutch
Gideon Emery as  Bowers
Paul Ditchfield as  Dr. Wells

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Reviews

Mjeteconer
1997/01/01

Just perfect...

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Smartorhypo
1997/01/02

Highly Overrated But Still Good

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Adeel Hail
1997/01/03

Unshakable, witty and deeply felt, the film will be paying emotional dividends for a long, long time.

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Portia Hilton
1997/01/04

Blistering performances.

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marsnook2007
1997/01/05

I have the DVD and Video of this movie and watched it more than once.I thought is was suspenseful in parts and that the actors played good parts.I especially liked the actor Rob Stewart even if he wasn't the main lead(he should have been).It showed what could happen with a chemical in the wrong hands and what the government would do to contain it.Ernie Hudson was great as the character to help stop the terrorist from spreading danger to others.Rob Stewart was also great in playing the Doctor, the only problem is usually the doctor doesn't get involved in the fighting.

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shrubber2001
1997/01/06

Well, to say this film is depressingly bad is like saying accidentally swallowing a bomb full of anthrax is a tad regrettable. It begins how it means to end: with a group of the most clichéd characters ever being ever so macho and stereotypical. We have the no-nonsense leader, the man whose wife has just given birth, the slightly younger one with the cocky comebacks... we also get a love interest for no real reason other than these films always have love interests. Oh, and she's a girl (obviously: Homosexuality is not permitted in Delta Force one suspects) which leads to some tension in the group because she ain't no man. There are also the pointless explosions which occur so many times it hurts, the rival soldier with a history (he killed the Leader's brother, but that's okay: I'm sure they'll be talking by the end) and some truly dire dialogue, which is why this film at least gets a nod in the right direction. After all, not many films have the immortal line: "She's the best man for the job, even though she is not a man."

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Jonny Frost
1997/01/07

When I first saw this on video I thought what a pile of poo but why the hell did I enjoy it??The thing is when a film is called "Operation Delta Force" you don't go into it thinking that you are going to see the finest display of realistic military action film making. You go for a fun 90 minutes where you can leave the world outside your living room. Obviously when the film came out there was a shortage of bad guys so who better than the local population of where the film was shot - Bad South Africans! At least this explains the accents of supporting cast, unlike other worthier fare that lensed in SA (eg: Bravo Two Zero)In fact I loved hearing Africaans in a film as it really lends itself to villains. I never was a fan of Jeff Fahey and at least he doesn't detract from this film but I never wondered why Joe Lara didn't get a chance to do at least one good film. Okay apart from the rubbish Seagal ponytail he has a good look and I guess... Oh who cares man this film is fun - why am I analysing a film that is formed around a B-Movie Special Forces formula (see my review of Operation Delta Force IV: Deep Fault)I love this film for all it's B-list cast and terrible continuity - for it's absurd action scenes (anyone that doesn't realise that a film where a group of men run at a concrete machine-gun emplacement and don't die but actually destroy it, isn't to be taken seriously is lacking a fun gland). See it when you've had a hard day doing something important - my dad and I did and we loved it - A Proper B-Movie!!!.

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dboud
1997/01/08

I think this would have been a decent low budget actioner had it not been for the dull, funeral dirgelike score. Hardly a moment in the film goes by without the same tune droning leadenly in the background. The film had the elements of a good story and some lively action but I was totally distracted by the constant droning in the background. A good score comes in to add mood and tension where needed and should be silent when the film's action or dialog is needs no enhancement. Evidently the producers thought it needed enhancement constantly but the horrible music merely ruined the mood and action for me.

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