The A-Team 2010
"There is no plan B."
When elite soldiers are set up for a crime they never committed, Col. Hannibal Smith and his rogue squad of Iraq War veterans turn fugitives to uncover the truth.
Director: Joe Carnahan
Cast
Liam Neeson
Hannibal
Bradley Cooper
Face
Jessica Biel
Charisa Sosa
Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson
B.A. Baracus
Sharlto Copley
Murdock
Patrick Wilson
Lynch
Gerald McRaney
General Morrison
Henry Czerny
Director McCready
Yul Vazquez
General Javier Tuco
Brian Bloom
Pike
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The A-Team (2010) about?
The A-Team (2010) follows a squad of elite soldiers framed for a crime they didn't commit. Breaking out of custody, they go on the run to expose the real culprits and reclaim their reputations. Packed with explosive set pieces and sharp dialogue, the film mixes military action with irreverent humor.
Who directed The A-Team?
The A-Team was directed by Joe Carnahan, known for his high-energy action films and visceral storytelling style.
Who stars in The A-Team?
The film features Liam Neeson as Col. Hannibal Smith, Bradley Cooper as Lt. Templeton Peck, Jessica Biel as Capt. Charissa Sosa, Quinton Jackson as Sgt. Bosco Baracus, and Patrick Wilson as Lt. Col. Jensen.
Is The A-Team (2010) worth watching?
The A-Team is a solid pick for fans of explosive action-comedies with a military edge. While it doesn't reinvent the wheel, the chemistry among the cast and Carnahan's kinetic direction make it an entertaining, if uneven, ride.
How long is The A-Team?
The A-Team runs for 117 minutes.
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About The A-Team (2010) — A 2010 action-comedy where loyalty trumps the law
When elite soldiers are set up for a crime they never committed, Col. Hannibal Smith and his rogue squad of Iraq War veterans turn fugitives to uncover the truth. Led by the cunning Smith and his eclectic team—including the erratic helicopter pilot 'Howling Mad' Murdock, the no-nonsense mechanic B.A. Baracus, and the smooth-talking con artist Faceman Peck—they break out of confinement and embark on a high-octane mission. With bullets flying and alliances shifting, their only tools are their razor-sharp wits and unshakable loyalty. Director Joe Carnahan cranks up the chaos with explosive action, sharp humor, and a dash of wartime grit.
The A-Team (2010) blends crime, military might, and dark comedy into a relentless thrill ride. The film's tone balances frenetic shootouts with quirky camaraderie, creating a unique vibe that feels both nostalgic and fresh. As the team races to clear their names, the stakes escalate, testing their bonds and forcing them to confront past demons—all while outsmarting foes at every turn.
