Now this isn't a great movie by any stretch of the imagination, but it's not bad either. Some of the sequences are completely ridiculous. However they are ridiculous in that good sort of way. I enjoyed Sharlto Copley the most as Murdock the most. I felt that everyone knew what kind of film they were in except for Liam Neeson. He seemed to take it all way to seriously. I haven't seen the show in quite a long time, but I remember George Peppard as the perfect Hannibal. It seemed no matter who replaced him, even an Oscar nominated actor like Neeson could replace him. He owned that role. Neeson did the best he could w/what he was given, but he was the weakest link. The whole point of Jessica Biel's character seemed to be tacked on which wasn't her fault, but the scripts. I enjoyed it, but it's not really something you need to see more than once. If you enjoyed the TV series, (unless you're a real "A-Team" Purist) you'll enjoy the film enough.
Review of The A-Team
