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Delta Farce Director: C.B. Harding Cast: Larry the Cable Guy, Bill Engvall, D.J. Qualls, Danny Trejo

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  • DVD Release Date: 09/04/2007
  • Rating: Rated PG13
  • Sales Rank: 31,812

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Features

Hacienda Confidential; All the Way to...L.A.?; The Queen of Mean Gets the Last Word; The Man Behind Carlos Santana; Commentary With Director CB Harding; 16x9 Widescreen; 5.1 Dolby Surround EX Audio; English 2.0 Digital Audio; English and Spanish Subtitles.

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Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Delta Farce
1. Free Salad Bar [:00]
2. Dark Before Dawn [:00]
3. Weekend Warriors [:00]
4. Land of Sand and Sun [:00]
5. Equipment Drop [:00]
6. Hot Zone [:00]
7. Lost in Iraq [:00]
8. Fighting Music [:00]
9. Camel Ass Tacos [:00]
10. Invaded Mexico [:01]
11. Squad Leader [:00]
12. Talent Show [:00]
13. Casa De Hooters [:00]
14. Grave Robbers [:00]
15. Change of Plans [:00]
16. Land of Miracles [:00]
17. Tonight's Main Event [:00]
18. Bag of Tricks [:00]
19. 6 Pack of Pain [:00]
20. Doing What's Right [:00]
21. Fighting Back [:00]
22. Winning the War [:00]
23. Bigger and Better Things [:00]
24. New Directions [:00]

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When a hard-luck blue-collar worker and his two best friends are mistaken for Army Reservists by a tough-talking Army sergeant, the plane set to fly them to the front lines of Iraq mistakenly drops them in the middle of Mexico to disastrous results in a freewheeling military comedy starring Larry the Cable Guy, Bill Engvall, and D.J. Qualls. Larry (the Cable Guy) has lost his job and his woman in the short span of 24 hours. Convinced that some suds and target shooting are just the right remedies for a broken, jobless heart, Larry sets out with his next-door neighbor Bill (Engvall) and their trigger-happy pal Everett (Qualls) in order to blast off some rounds and down some brews. Their relaxing weekend soon takes an unexpected turn, however, when hard-case Army sergeant Kilgrove (Keith David) mistakes the trio as slacking Army reservists and loads them in a plane bound for Fallujah. Subsequently air-dropped over Mexico due to pilot error, the clueless, wannabe war heroes become convinced that they're actually in the Middle East and set out to save a rural village from what they assume to be an insurgent uprising. Though the thankful locals champion the noble but dimwitted trio for their heroism, the celebration is short-lived as ruthless warlord Carlos Santana (Danny Trejo) pays a personal visit to the town with a plan to confront the fearless warriors who dared to challenge his iron-fist rule. Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

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September 07, 2007: I'm sorry, but if you think this movie is funny then you will probably find those Clear Eyes commercials hilarious. It's got the same idea as Wild hogs with even less laughs "is that even possible?". And this is coming from someone who loves Bill Engvall, but this movie just doesn't cut it. The funniest part in the whole movie is when the bad guys name is Carlos Santana and eveyone keeps asking if he's the singer. Other than that minor chuckle, nothing funny. Not even the excessive use of Slim Jim jokes could save this flop. The blue collar gang try to add a couple of jokes from their stand-up careers, but they all come off as extremely cheesy.