The Delta Force, 1986 film

Terrorists from the Middle East capture an international flight and land in Beyrouth. There is the usual dramatic conflict and display of personalities. After landing the terrorists take their prisoners to a building. There is shooting and a car chase for action. The American Delta Force is sent there to rescue the captives and neutralized the villains. We know how it will end (a victory for the good guys), the entertainment comes from watching the proceedings.

[Isnt if foolish to wear white belts with dark uniforms? Unless you want to make a target in dim light.] How will the captives be rescued? Watch the details. One minute to show time. Then the shooting begins, enough for a small war. [Note the use of Uzi submachine guns by the Americans.] The hostages must be moved before enemy reinforcements arrive. Where are the Americans? Transported to Iran at night? Can one man on a motorcycle stop a caravan of cars and trucks? Yes [in a movie].

Will the terrorist leader get away? Not with Chuck Norris after him. Going somewhere? He is defeated after a dramatic fight. Guess what happens next? There are cotton fields in Lebanon. Can that airliner be flown to Israel? The hostages go aboard fast; so too the Delta Force. Hope youll have a nice day. The Colonel is last aboard. [That has to be a stunt double.] And so they fly away. [Product placement for a beer.] But there are casualties. The passengers sing a patriotic song from sea to shining sea.

The airliner lands in Ben Gurion airport to be reunited with the female passengers. One man is carried. Families celebrate. Delta Force personnel then fly back to their home. The credits roll, it tells who produced this movie. There were many more behind the camera than in front. [I wonder if this story provided an example for what happened on 9/11?]
The Delta Force, 1986 film

Terrorists from the Middle East capture an international flight and land in Beyrouth. There is the usual dramatic conflict and display of personalities. After landing the terrorists take their prisoners to a building. There is shooting and a car chase for action. The American Delta Force is sent there to rescue the captives and neutralized the villains. We know how it will end (a victory for the good guys), the entertainment comes from watching the proceedings. [Isnt if foolish to wear white belts with dark uniforms? Unless you want to make a target in dim light. ] How will the captives be rescued? Watch the details. One minute to show time. Then the shooting begins, enough for a small war. [Note the use of Uzi submachine guns by the Americans. ] The hostages must be moved before enemy reinforcements arrive. Where are the Americans? Transported to Iran at night? Can one man on a motorcycle stop a caravan of cars and trucks? Yes [in a movie]. Will the terrorist leader get away? Not with Chuck Norris after him. Going somewhere? He is defeated after a dramatic fight. Guess what happens next? There are cotton fields in Lebanon. Can that airliner be flown to Israel? The hostages go aboard fast; so too the Delta Force. Hope youll have a nice day. The Colonel is last aboard. [That has to be a stunt double. ] And so they fly away. [Product placement for a beer. ] But there are casualties. The passengers sing a patriotic song from sea to shining sea. The airliner lands in Ben Gurion airport to be reunited with the female passengers. One man is carried. Families celebrate. Delta Force personnel then fly back to their home. The credits roll, it tells who produced this movie. There were many more behind the camera than in front. [I wonder if this story provided an example for what happened on 9/11? ]