Four heroes from the past fight as one to protect the future.
Chappy Sinclair is back. This time he tries to help a woman, whose South American village has been taken over by a former Nazi, who is now a cocaine dealer and who uses her village as his base of operations. She manages to escape and goes to the States and meets up with Chappy. When Chappy tries to get help from the Air Force, he discovers that the General he is speaking to, is the Nazi's partner. So, he along with three ageing pilots, take some vintage fighter planes and go there to try and help.
“Working with a smaller budget than what he'd been granted in his 007 glory days, (director John) Glen brings an unmistakable Bond vibe to the film from the drug cartel plot of ‘Licence to Kill’, to some terrific action sequences and huge explosions.” - Good Efficient Butchery
“It works! For that I have to credit the new director, John Glen, the director of all the '80s 007 movies. ‘Aces: Iron Eagle III’ is the best of the Iron Eagle sequels. Highly recommended.” - Vern's Reviews
“I stayed away from this movie for such a long time because Iron Eagle 2 was such a disappointment, but Part 3 turned out to be a lot of fun. Heck, I think I liked it even more than the original. I guess I really shouldn’t have doubted director John Glen. After all, he's the man that gave us the supremely badass ‘Licence to Kill’.” - The Video Vacuum

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