Liam Neeson,
Bradley Cooper,
Jessica Biel,
Quinton "Rampage" Jackson,
Sharlto Copley
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Director Joe Carnahan resurrects the popular 1980s-era action series with this explosive reboot following the adventures of four Iraq War veterans who begin a second career as mercenaries for hire. Co... read more
Directed by: John Singleton, Joe Carnahan
Release Date: June 11, 2010
Keywords:
action,
summer,
funny,
little,
guy,
3D,
popcorn,
packed,
pleasure,
filled,
action movie,
sharlto copley,
liam neeson,
bradley cooper,
Liam Neeson ,
Sharlto Copley ,
Bradley Cooper ,
Jessica Biel
DVD Release Date: December 14, 2010
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March 8, 2011This was a lot of fun. The actors they chose to do the different parts were actually very well casted. The ridiculous over the top fun that was the A-Team was successfully transplanted to the big screen.
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April 25, 2012Yet another action movie that flips off the laws of physics then shoots at them from a falling tank. If you rented this hoping for an in-depth, novel and cohesive story, you're going to be one unhappy camper. The point of this movie is the mind-bending assault plots, the rollicki... read more
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February 21, 2012Four Air Force Rangers become a covert special ops team but when they are framed for theft and murder they break out of prison to clear their names. I wasn't exactly expecting The Dirty Dozen from this film but the braindead cartoon I was presented with exceeded even my expectati... read more
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January 16, 2012If you loved the 80's A-Team TV series you will love this movie. Corny lines, impossible missions, it's got it all. It shows how the team was formed and how they became fugitives. Great cast. Liam Neeson is brilliant as Hannibal. As in the movie Taken, he's an unexpectedly good a... read more
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December 12, 2011TV-based action-comedy digs up the story of a group of four Iraq War soldiers. Their names are Colonel John "Hannibal" Smith (Liam Neeson), Templeton "Face" Peck (Bradley Cooper), B.A. Baracus (Quinton Jackson), and H.M. "Howlin' Mad" Murdock (Sharl... read more
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October 29, 2011I have never watched a single episode of the A-team, but a movie should be enjoyable regardless of whether a person has watched the show or not. This is one of those films where I enjoyed it overall, but it is a bad movie. The plot feels like three movies in one. The film is a... read more
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August 28, 2011One of the very few summer movies of 2010, alongside Iron Man 2, that I actually enjoyed. I originally had no intention of seeing this, but there was nothing showing during those months so I gave this a shot. I really liked it alot. I know nothing about the television show, but t... read more
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July 19, 2011Pretty fun. Not nearly as violent as I thought, or the original actors made out it was. Clever directing, and good transition of plots from old to new. Kids stuff action movie, but old school vibe.
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June 23, 2011A great film. My favourite part being 'You spin me right round' A must see! Bradley Cooper with his shirt off. You can't miss that!
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June 18, 2011Horrible editing and a script working at 180mph pretty much ruins A-Team from moment one.
Critic Reviews
July 6, 2010
James Berardinelli, ReelViews
June 18, 2010
Peter Rainer, Christian Science Monitor
Let's just be thankful that Carnahan, instead of redoing "The A-Team," didn't remake "Gandhi." The Ganges would have run red. Pacifism is for wussies. Full Review
June 11, 2010
Dana Stevens, Slate
The A-Team is utterly convinced of its own lovability even as it strains our credibility, abuses our patience, and punishes our eardrums. Full Review
June 11, 2010
Rick Groen, Globe and Mail
To the old box-office maxim that trite makes right, a fresh corollary must be attached: Chaos is the new order, and ugly the new beautiful. Full Review
June 11, 2010
James Rocchi, MSN Movies
The A-Team is so busy trying to connect with the audience's hearts, minds and wallets that it never quite connects with itself. Full Review
June 11, 2010
Manohla Dargis, New York Times
Nothing - not the characters, not their stories and certainly not their violence - is meant to register deeply. Their words and worlds are disposable; it's no wonder they fade so fast. Full Review
June 11, 2010
Tom Long, Detroit News
The toss-away jokes? Who cares? The idea that B.A. Baracus becomes a peacenik in the middle of the film? Who cares? The ending's complete lack of resolution? Who cares? Full Review
June 11, 2010
Tom Maurstad, Dallas Morning News
This team may have given itself an A, but viewers likely won't be so generous. Full Review
June 11, 2010
Richard Roeper, Richard Roeper.com
To say it's cartoonish would to be insult cartoons. Full Review
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