“Delta Force 2: The Colombian Connection” (1990) is an American action film and a sequel to the 1986 film “The Delta Force,” starring Chuck Norris as Colonel Scott McCoy. In this installment, McCoy leads his elite team into the fictional South American country of San Carlos to rescue hostages and disrupt the flow of cocaine into the United States.
The film begins with a DEA undercover operation in Rio de Janeiro, where agents are ambushed and massacred by hitmen working for the notorious drug kingpin Ramรณn Cota (Billy Drago). In response, the DEA enlists the help of the U.S. Army’s Delta Force to infiltrate San Carlos and apprehend Cota.
Colonel McCoy and his team pose as airline passengers to capture Cota during a flight to Geneva. However, Cota posts bail and escapes, leading to personal vendettas and further confrontations. McCoy is parachuted into San Carlos to rescue DEA agents taken hostage by Cota’s forces.
The film culminates in a high-stakes rescue operation, with McCoy and his team successfully freeing the hostages and bringing Cota to justice. The movie concludes with McCoy and his team departing San Carlos, having completed their mission.
“Delta Force 2: The Colombian Connection” received mixed reviews, with criticism directed at its clichรฉd script and lackluster acting. Despite this, the film garnered a following among fans of action cinema, particularly those who enjoyed Chuck Norris’s previous works.