Early last year I saw a trailer for a film which compelled me to yell in disgust "This film does not deserve to get made." That film was The A-Team. With so many sequels, remakes and computer generated animal movies in production, it really gets me down that this is what we have to further the art of film.

So now that I've seen the film, was I wrong? Is The A-Team actually a fun diversion that completes the circle of the original TV series? No. It's an extremely ordinary and wholly unforgettable film. In fact, I'm really struggling to think of the plot now. But I'll do my best. Something about Liam Neeson's character getting his ex-Army team back together to find some missing US banknote manufacturing plates, but at the same time they are being stalked by this hot girl from the Army. Y'know, I could look up the plot on IMDB, but really I don't know why I should invest more effort into this than the filmmakers put into the actual film. Pretty disgraceful.



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