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Rating: 3.8/5
Review: "The A-Team movie review"
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It almost like The Losers which was in cinema in May. The A-Team just has a bigger budget and over the top action scenes. I have not seen the original TV series but by looking at the pictures, I can tell the director kept its original look. There is almost no story to speak of just some wacky action scenes. There are basically four major action scenes. The first action scene almost starts immediately when the movie starts which sets the introduction of the four characters. That has a helicopter flying like an airplane. The second action scene has a tank "flying" in the air. Unbelievable. The more unbelievable part when they can escape unhurt. Next third action scene shows a heist scene. Nothing special. Then the final action scene which is the climax is a little disappointing as it is short and not any bigger than the other action scenes.
Overall: I can only comment on the action. Acting-wise is okay, nothing special nor bad. Music is cool as expected from Alan. CGI is okay, there isn't much so I can't say anything. The thrill is also okay, there are predictable moments. The action scenes are mostly the highlight of this movie as expected. If there is a sequel, I will give it a shot.

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