Operation Delta Force 4: Deep Fault

The movie itself is a low budget as you know. So the special effects etc aren't that great. But this doesn't mean the plot sucks, to be precise, the plot wasn't bad at all.

I liked the plot and the movie in general, only the special effects made it boring some times.

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this just makes a mockery of the special forces every where in the world, i'm sure all special forces are much better than there amatures.

some really badly edited scenes are present, particularly the one with the tank. the scene would appear to be shown out of order, making it look like one guy was shot at by the tank, and then managed to avoid the blast by jumping away AFTER the explosion! this is unacceptable in a film that takes itself seriously, even one with a low budget like this film

Proof if ever more was needed, that an action movie, irregardless of its budget, can LOOK better with more setups (or cameras), closer shots, and many more cuts. The 'Martini' generation has moved on to John Woo. Deep Fault could be better for a work over in the cutting room. Ray

This film is probably the worst I've ever seen, but there are so many action cliches that it is exceedingly funny. Delta Force 4 features nearly the same cast as U.S. Seals, another very bad and very unintenionally funny action film. The plot is utter cr@p, the actings not much better. Worth renting, especially if you like heckling films MST3K s

I've now seen all five films of the Nu Image studio's "Operation Delta Force" series, and I can say with full confidence that this entry is the absolute worst of the series. It's not just that the movie is badly made, but it makes the unforgivable sin of being BORING. I'm not just talking about the scenes between the action - the action scenes simply lack passion and excitement. You might think no one could screw up, for example, one group of armed men on snowboards chasing another armed group on skis... or a tank chasing a truck on a highway... but director Mark Roper seems absolutely helpless directing these and other action sequences.

The movie also suffers from poor character development (some of the good guys we don't even learn the names of!) plus a really cheap look to every scene. They shot this movie in Bulgaria to save some money, but the movie looks impoverished throughout - making me think the budget must have been VERY VERY low!

If you must watch one of the movies in this series, watch part 3. Although it's only an okay movie, you can see a lot of effort was made in making it, and it's an Oscar winner compared to part 4!