terrorists. In the end, all four receive the Silver Star, and Bill receives the Purple Heart for being shot in the posterior during the final battle. Sergeant Kilgore creates a successful workout program in Miami, Florida, Everett becomes a popular professional wrestler in Mexico, Bill sues the Mexican government for his injuries and uses the money to buy a house in California and Larry founds his own restaurant in Mexico and marries Maria, the daughter of La Miranda's mayor. Carlos is sent into rehab and becomes a comedian. Cast Larry the Cable Guy as Private Larry McCoy Bill Engvall as Private Bill Little DJ Qualls as Private Everett Shackleford Keith David as Master Sergeant Kilgore Danny Trejo as Carlos Santana Marisol Nichols as Señorita Maria Garcia Lisa Lampanelli as Connie Jeff Dunham (cameo) as Ken "The Amazing Ken" (with José Jalapeño on a Stick) McKinley Freeman as the Airborne Soldier Reception On Rotten Tomatoes it has an approval rating of 5% based on reviews from 44 critics, with an average rating of 3/10. The site's consensus states: "Too afraid to be a real satire of the Iraq War, Delta Farce instead devolves into a reprehensible, unfunny mix of slapstick, gay panic, and flatulence jokes." On Metacritic the film has a score of 17% based on reviews from 15 critics, indicating "overwhelming dislike". John Anderson of Variety wrote: "If three of The Magnificent Seven had been Gomer Pyle, the result might have looked like Delta Farce, a movie rife with fat, fart and Fallujah jokes, but with a subcutaneous wit that has a lot to do with Iraq war fatigue. Frank Scheck of The Hollywood Reporter said the film is in poor taste and even forgetting that, "isn't funny enough to justify its existence." Andy Webster of The New York Times wrote: "Among the many minorities mocked are Muslims, but perhaps the people most insulted are white Southerners, who presumably are expected to embrace one whopping brain-dead metaphor." Jack Mathews of the New York Daily News wrote: "This is a movie where the villains are the comic relief for the comedians, and where the outtakes at the end are better than the film." References External links 2007 films Films set in Mexico Lionsgate films Military humor in film 2000s action comedy films 2000s parody films Films about the United States Army 2007 comedy films 2000s English-language films