I sat down in 2021 to watch the 2007 comedy "Delta Farce" for the first time. I happened to come across the movie by random luck. And never having heard about the movie, I opted to sit down and give it a chance.
And while "Delta Farce" is watchable, this was hardly a grand cinematic moment in comedy history. The movie was just too generic, I suppose.
The storyline told in "Delta Farce", as written by Bear Aderhold and Tom Sullivan, was pretty straight forward, sure. But at the same time, the storyline was just not one that was overly crammed with comedy elements. So for a comedy then "Delta Farce" felt a little bit tame.
Personally I got no particular interest in Larry the Cable Guy, neither as an actor or a comedian, so I didn't sit down to watch "Delta Farce" because he starred in it. The movie does have some good enough names on the cast list, with the likes of Keith David, Emilio Rivera, Danny Trejo and DJ Qualls. The movie even had comedy Jeff Dunham in it, which was definitely a blast to watch. It was, in fact, Keith David and Danny Trejo that made the movie watchable, and they weren't even in the lead roles.
"Delta Farce" has the occasional laugh here and there, but for a comedy it was a bit bland. I had hoped for a bit more contents that would make me laugh, truth be told.
While "Delta Farce" is watchable, it is hardly a movie that I will ever return to watch a second time.
My rating of director C. B. Harding's 2007 comedy lands on a less than mediocre four out of ten stars.
