The Delta Force

Synopsis

The Delta Force is a 1986 action film starring Chuck Norris, inspired by true events. The movie follows a group of elite commandos, the Delta Force, as they are called into action to rescue hostages aboard a hijacked airplane. Led by Major Scott McCoy (played by Chuck Norris) and Lieutenant Pete Peterson (played by Lee Marvin), the Delta Force faces off against a group of ruthless terrorists. With the lives of innocent passengers at stake, the Delta Force must use their skills and courage to execute a daring and dangerous mission. The film showcases intense action sequences, emotional moments, and a strong sense of patriotism throughout.

Cast

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  Chuck Norris

  Major Scott McCoy

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  Lee Marvin

  Colonel Nick Alexander

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  Martin Balsam

  Ben Kaplan

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  Joey Bishop

  Harry Goldman

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  Robert Forster

  Abdul

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  Lainie Kazan

  Sylvia Goldman

Reviews

Despite mixed reviews, The Delta Force has gained a cult following over the years. Rotten Tomatoes' critics consensus states that the film 'packs enough of a punch to satisfy Chuck Norris fans,' but critics were divided on its portrayal of terrorism. Some reviewers commended the intense action scenes and Norris' performance, while others criticized the film for its simplistic narrative and one-dimensional characters. IMDb users have given it a rating of 5.6/10, with some praising it as a classic '80s action movie while others find it dated. Metacritic gives The Delta Force a score of 37/100, noting its shortcomings in pacing and character development. Overall, the film remains a nostalgic favorite for fans of the action genre.