When a group of seismologists are taken prison, the forces that be know that there is only one team of rescuers to turn to--the highly elite Delta Force. Upon beginning this difficult mission to track down and save the hostages, the men on the Force are met with several surprises--surprises that lead them to think this may be .. Read more
| Starring | Gregg Collins, Joe Lara, John Laughlin, Justin Williams |
|---|---|
| Director | Mark Roper |
| Genres | Action/Adventure, Thriller |
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When a group of seismologists are taken prison, the forces that be know that there is only one team of rescuers to turn to--the highly elite Delta Force. Upon beginning this difficult mission to track down and save the hostages, the men on the Force are met with several surprises--surprises that lead them to think this may be one mission they cannot get out of.
| Starring | Gregg Collins, Joe Lara, John Laughlin, Justin Williams, Gary Hudson |
|---|---|
| Director | Mark Roper |
| Studio | HOLLYWOOD DVD LTD |
| Run time | DVD: 1 hr 29 mins |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Action/Adventure, Thriller |
| Language | DVD: English |
| Released | DVD: 25 Feb 2002 Production year: 1999 |
| Format | DVD |
Delta Force returns in yet another routine action movie, notable mainly for a labyrinthine plot that begins with the capture of a group of seismologists during the war in Bosnia. Captain Skip Lang (Greg Collins) and his men rescue the hostages in the nick of time but then find themselves involved in something much more sinister, involving a consignment of high-grade plutonium. Collins, a minor player in such hits as The Rock and Armageddon, gets a more substantial role than usual, but this is strictly for completists.
The threadbare franchise continues with a movie that is one long gun-battle in various locations; the topicality of the scenario adds nothing to the predictable gung-ho action.
This is an above average DTV Action flick. If you're not expecting high budget Hollywood mayhem, it will remain watchable and even entertaining. The ODF series is pretty erratic in terms of quality but this one is probably the best (followed by Sam Fistenburg's original)
This was surely made for TV, is comparable to the pap with Ross Kemp in on ITV about the SAS. Un-professional soldiers jump and swear their way through some poor and un-believable action scenes, - one of those films you hope for the directors sake was made tongue in cheek, but????