Review of The Delta Force (1986) by Paul W — 08 Dec 2007

A 707 aircraft jetliner on its way from Athens to Rome and then to New.

York City is hijacked by Lebanese terrorists.

The terrorists demand that the pilot take them to Beirut. What the.

Terrorists don't realise is that an elite team of commandos led by.

Major McCoy and by Colonel Alexander as been called into service to.

Eliminate all terrorists on the jetliner.

And who's involved in the hijacking and try to retake the plane before.

The terrorists kill all the hostages.

The film starts in 1980, where Norris is just sporting a moustache. he.

Saves his friend and then declares to Marvin that he is handing in his.

Resignation.

Jump five years and Forster seizes the above plane armed only with his.

Moustache, white suit and his mate. these two men take the terror out.

Of terrorists, but they have got George Kennedy and Shelly Winters on.

The flight, so we'll give them a chance.

Norris now sporting a perfect beard ans mullet, is infuriated by these.

Atrocities, and this is easy to see because he squints really hard and.

Leaves his ranch without turning his TV off or even finishing his.

Scrambled eggs. how hard is this man?

Norris returns and gets hugs from all his mates and they go on to try.

And rescue the hostages. the terrorists do not realise that bullets.

Cannot kill Norris and they stand in fear because he can shoot someone.

Without even aiming at them and Even high five Steve James after firing.

A rocket launcher. these guys even have rocket launchers on their.

Bikes, where do I sign to join?

In seriousness though, this is one of the better Norris films of the.

Eighties, full of what you would expect from a cannon group movie,.

Silly accents, big explosions and a funky heroic soundtrack you can.

Dance to while cheering on Norris.

People just don't appreciate films like this anymore, and to be fair in.

The worlds current climate it would never get made now, but it still.

Leaves you nostalgic for action films from the eighties.