Delta Forever

Three inexperienced National Guard soldiers are accidentally deployed to Iraq during a military exercise gone wrong. Mistaken for elite special forces, they try to maintain the charade and complete their mission while avoiding detection by both the enemy and their own confused superiors. Their comedic misadventures highlight the absurdity of war and the challenges of mistaken identity.

Delta Farce was overwhelmingly panned by critics and largely ignored by audiences, becoming infamous for its low quality and lack of humor. It is widely considered one of the worst films of its release year.

• Relies on tired, uninspired jokes and gross-out humor.
• Features a humorless and nonsensical plot.
• Offers little to no entertainment value, even for fans of its stars.

Google audience: Audiences found the film to be painfully unfunny and poorly executed, with many expressing disappointment in the comedic performances and the overall lack of a coherent story. The film is frequently cited as a prime example of a 'so bad it's unwatchable' movie.

Nominated for one Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Actor (Larry the Cable Guy).

The film's premise was loosely inspired by a sketch from the 1980s comedy show 'The Blue Collar Comedy Tour'.