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16:9 Wide Screen
DVD 9
English
English
Region 2
Dolby Surround English
Dolby Surround
Interactive Menu Screens
Chapter Search
Theatrical Trailer
English
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Delta Force 2: The Columbian Connection - Chuck Norris karate kicks the drugs trade into oblivion
11 Jan 2012
Format:DVD
The follow up to Delta Force is an equally impressive affair. OK, it suffers from the absence of Lee Marvin but more than makes up for it with a simple revenge and rescue style plot, a particularly villainous main villain and lots of well staged stunts and action sequences.
This time round Norris and his close comrade arrest a drugs baron, after he is released and takes terrible revenge on his friend Norris is finally forced into action as the all conquering hero as he single handedly invades a small South American country to rescue some of the Baron's hostages and take some personal revenge. The capture, release and revenge of the drugs baron seems to have been lifted directly from 1989's Licence to Kill. Going up against Billy Drago's gleefully nasty drug Baron (he is so much better here than his somewhat out of place appearance in Untouchables) Norris has a suitable comic book villain to contrast his almost superhuman heroics and good-guyness against.
The rest of the Delta Force also make an appearance, backing Norris up in the latter stages of his mission. This provides most of the humour in the film, with a funny yet well realised look at the politics of invading another country relatively secretly.
All in all another well done high octane thriller from Chuck Norris that doesn't require too much brain power and delivers on all the essential elements - action, nastier-than-though bad guys, more decent-than-though heroes, humour and a bit more action. A great night in with pizza, beer and friends film. 5 stars.
This time round Norris and his close comrade arrest a drugs baron, after he is released and takes terrible revenge on his friend Norris is finally forced into action as the all conquering hero as he single handedly invades a small South American country to rescue some of the Baron's hostages and take some personal revenge. The capture, release and revenge of the drugs baron seems to have been lifted directly from 1989's Licence to Kill. Going up against Billy Drago's gleefully nasty drug Baron (he is so much better here than his somewhat out of place appearance in Untouchables) Norris has a suitable comic book villain to contrast his almost superhuman heroics and good-guyness against.
The rest of the Delta Force also make an appearance, backing Norris up in the latter stages of his mission. This provides most of the humour in the film, with a funny yet well realised look at the politics of invading another country relatively secretly.
All in all another well done high octane thriller from Chuck Norris that doesn't require too much brain power and delivers on all the essential elements - action, nastier-than-though bad guys, more decent-than-though heroes, humour and a bit more action. A great night in with pizza, beer and friends film. 5 stars.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
This is serious 80's action throwback stuff, and thoroughly enjoyable for it. Switch off your brain as Chuck and his fellow ultra-secret Delta Force commandos are sent on an errand worthy of a junior CIA coffee boy to reassure a twitchy DEA contact after a brutal DEA massacre at the hands of a costumed drug lord. Then switch on your adrenal glands as all manner of skydiving, rock-climbing, martial arts and fast driving mayhem carries you through the rest of the movie. Norris is suitably deadpan and muscular. Billy Drago is fantastic as a slimeball drug-lord who drips so much evil menace it's surprising his henchmen don't have to follow him around with a towel. And as 'General Taylor', John P Ryan has so much 'gee whizz let's blow up another bad guy!' fun that it's amazing his character passed the Army drugs test.
It's colourful, very enjoyable, fast action fun in a variety of interesting locations and a lot of lush jungle, and it's well worth spending time with.
It's colourful, very enjoyable, fast action fun in a variety of interesting locations and a lot of lush jungle, and it's well worth spending time with.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
A great escapist vid - perfect Sunday afternoon viewing after a tasty roast dinner.Great to see old Chuck kick some a**e and Billy Drago plays the moody bad guy so well. If you like watching Chuck, you'll love it.
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Leave your brain out of it.....
People will look at this movie and think - 'Oh God it's another one of those ridiculous action movies from the 90s where the bad guy kills the good guy's best friend or partner, so... Read more
Published 6 months ago by Gigoer
Great fun - a man's movie if there ever was one.
So utterly, beautifully, manly and politically incorrect. To get a clear idea of what has gone wrong with our world, watch Chuck Norris in action. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Dr John N Sutherland
Delta Force 2
Not as good as the first one but is pretty fast with plenty of action and martial arts thrown in for good measure.
Published 10 months ago by gary james taylor
Delta Force 2 - The Colombian Connection
As usual Chuck Norris at his best in this non stop action film, enjoyed it like all other Chuck Norris films
Published 17 months ago by Hawkeye
A dissappointing sequel, but a worthy action film
I was quite dissappointed with this, after the excellent Delta Force, but it is still a decent action film. Read more
Published on 9 Mar 2001 by "j_mendix"
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