you know what, im an old man, i grew up with the A-Team, and I gotta say, this movie is exactly what a modern retelling of the story would and should be. I loved it. so many older franchises get completely fucked over by modernizations and cash-grab movies, and this one is on that border, but never crosses the line. its actually respectful. I mean, we ARE talking about a show where they would turn 3 random tools, BA's van, and scrap metal into any impossible machine the script called for in >30 minutes. they did fine in this movie.

Underrated film. I personally love it. The action, the humor - it’s just fast and fun.

A big part of the premise of the original show is that they're still on the run from the government. This movie pretty much ends where the show would begin. That voice over at the end is the same as the voice over that plays at the beginning of every episode of the show. I love this movie. I really wish it had gotten sequels.

This was a pretty cool film a decade ago. It kinda got mixed in with The Losers and The Expendables as generic action films (they were all released around the same time). But this one was the most fun imo.

I absolutely loved this movie, brought back fond memories of watching the TV show with my dad when I was little.

Loved the theme from the A-Team series when breaking out Murdoch. Every episode was like this, except nobody ever died.

The A-team is a legendary show if you ask anyone that was actually alive and watching television in the ‘80s (Which I am not, but still enjoy it). It’s basically them acting as mercenaries who only take jobs to right wrongs and protect the innocent. It’s good and enjoyable, though the dialogue and action can be somewhat corny at times. You may find it repetitive after awhile, like many long-airing shows. Overall, I would recommend giving it a watch at some point.

Love this movie! Till this day, I'm wishing for a sequel.

For other Bradley Cooper movies that you've reacted to, he voiced Rocket Raccoon in all the MCU movies (Guardians of the Galaxy)

In the same year we got The Losers, The A-Team, and The Expendables. All team-based action movies, all pretty fun. I'd say this was the strongest and most rounded out film of the three. This director's next movie was called The Grey, also starring Liam Neeson. It's very intesnse, but I kid you not the end of the movie had me sitting in a theater in absolute tears.

"No, they are trying to fly that tank!" LOVE this movie

I love this movie. It’s my go-to for when I need a ‘leave your brain at the door and have a great time’ movie. Decent story, decent explosions, decent laughs, just a good time all round. So underrated.

"You can't fly a Tank, Fool!"

By the way, the two guys interacting with Face and Murdock in the post-credit Scene... those were these Characters' actors from the Original Series, Dirc Benedict and Dwight Schulz, doing a little cameo.

The flying tank scene is actually pretty accurate. Which is kinda awesome

I love this movie, and you know what else I love? You went crazy over the first few minutes, until the helicopter was blown up--and THAT WAS JUST THE PROLOGUE. Really love that you reacted to this movie--amazing, wasn't it?

Love this movie. Happy we got this one but I wish there was a sequel or more.

For a modern reboot of a 80's tv show the 4 main A-team actors did a really good job. I watched the tv show in the 80's and the film is faithful to the source material themes. Sharlto Copley probably had the hardest character to replicate (Murdock) and he succeeded. The film ends with them on the run, completely matches the tv show where they are always wanted for crimes they didn't commit. I do wonder how well the film worked for people who never had the nostalgia from watching the tv show.

Funny thing. There was a running joke on the original tv show that BA was afraid of flying. And we all wondered how is he a Ranger if he's afraid to fly. So fun that they answer that old question in this movie years later.

Fun fact: This was the movie that convinced James Gunn that Bradley Cooper was Rocket Racoon

Made me wanna go rewatch the original series as this stayed pretty much faithful to the show as I remember it.

Mission Impossible began in the mid 60s it was the sister show to Star Trek the Original Series. Leonard Nimoy who played Spock a IMF agent called Paris in Mission Impossible Seasons 4 and 5, The TV Show then got revival in 1988 with a new cast including the son of one of the original actors playing the son of their character and Peter Graves who played Jim Phelps returned as the lead agent. A role he had played for 6 seasons in the original show.

One of my absolute favorites how they recast the roles were great this movie is a absolute gem and really paid tribute to the original show.

Loved this movie ... though not a fan of this extended cut (largely as it prtrays more strife between the members of the team then there should be). Also, the music during the "Greater Escape" was the theme song from the original TV show.

2:04 That was the thing in the TV show, nobody ever got killed. I think there might have been one death in the whole series.

Bro I saw this in a packed theater and the crowd reaction was wild. Did not expect it lmao but I love the heck outta this movie

I grew up watching the 80s show, and I thought this movie was really fun, cast was great, and it was nice to see cameos from some of the original actors. Pretty disappointed it didn't get a sequel.

Primate: You asked whether doing the TV show would be of interest. It was a cool, fun little show, and you can't go wrong with Mr. T, but it wasn't so compelling that you would want to watch the whole series. Then I thought: it might be a fun theme for you to do a sampling of famous action shows through the years, maybe 2 episodes per series. That way, you could get a sense of each. Magnum P.I., Knight Rider, Blue Thunder, The Dukes of Hazzard, MacGyver, Fall Guy, Buck Rogers, Star Trek ORIGINAL series, Battlestar Galactica; these are all names you may have heard, but never seen. You could also do a separate theme for comedy, and have your own little PrimateVision series as well

Congratulations! You're literally the first KZfaq reactor that has reacted to this film. It's nice to see something new. The A-Team is over the top and pure escapism. And I like it. Great reaction! 👍

Of all that rando action movies that came out around this time, this was the best one by far. It didn't take itself too seriously and just had crazy amounts of insane action. It was fun. And the reason they were re-arrested is because they were sentenced in a court of law and broke out. Once back, the case would get reviewed and the sentencing vacated, etc. But that takes time. So they broke out again. :D But they would very likely have been cleared and even reinstated if they wanted.

"I love it when a plan comes together." True words to a great movie, because I love it when a movie comes together. See what I did there? Anyway, the movie recieved mixed reviews by Critics and fans of the original TV series, and the film made $177 million dollars against a $100-110 million dollar budget, canceling any chances of a sequel.

The ending is like that because in the original 80's TV series they were always on the run from the law and helping out the locals. They were trying to setup a sequel.

A great example of how to do a fun action movie! Great cast too 👍

This was a severly under-rated movie that didn't get as much praise as it should've. Just a great popcorn flick. Another criminally under-rated movie is "The Losers" with Zoe Saldana, Jeffery Dean Morgan, A pre Captain America Chris Evans, Idris Elba and Jason Patric.

I remember watching the original series back in the 80s as a kid. Was a bit hesitant when this movie was announced. But they did well and the movie was good and the characters pretty much just the same as the series.

Bradley Cooper is Rocket Raccoon in Guardians of the Galaxy. Also, the ending monologue of the movie is the opening credits of the TV show. The movie is effectively the origin story of the A-Team that was never seen in the TV show. Also, the doctor testing Murdoch is the actor who played the character in the TV show.

8 minute in and you've said "that's insane" like 20 times... And you haven't even seen Murdock fly a tank yet 🤣

One thing that's a bit of hidden humor? Face isn't even guilty of breaking out of jail! He was _kidnapped,_ by Hannibal! Now he's definitely guilty of a bunch of other crimes committed over the course of this movie, but his initial escape isn't one of them.

The best words for this movie are fun and satisfying.

They’re outlaws in the show, so this film is supposed to be the prequel.

This is a movie that deserved a franchise.

The guy that Face talked to before getting into the tanning bed was the original Face from the series and the Doctor on the right behind the glass when Murdock was getting the shock therapy was the original Murdock.

One of my most watched movies. When I was like 10 I had it downloaded on my iPod and watched it over and over and over xD

You should definitely watch at least one episode of the show. It was really popular. I had a toy of the van.

If you understood that the ending set up the entire premise of the og TV show then it would make it a little more enjoyable I guess

Is this blu-ray version or extended or something? Cuz the one I saw is missing some of those scenes and honestly I'm enjoying it more with those extra scenes!!!

This movie is awesome. Got a bit of a mixed reaction from the original cast and creator. The creator liked it and wished he'd been able to get this much character development into the show. Haven't heard much of what Dirk Benedict thought of the movie itself, just that he regrets accepting a cameo because it felt like a cheap way of getting someone from the original cast on screen. Which is why Mr. T didn't accept a cameo role at all, in addition to not wanting to confused folks who might think he was reprising his role or would have a bigger part. And thought the movie was going to be more violent than it turned out being. Otherwise, he didn't mind the idea of a remake. Dwight Schultz didn't particularly like the movie, seeing it as an extended homage without the original spirit, but *loved* Sharlto Copley's take on Murdoch. George Peppard died 14 years before the movie came out, sadly.

It has the best double Easter egg I've ever seen! When they're watching the 3D movie in the mental hospital, the OG Ateam soundtrack is playing over the approaching humvee. But listed in the credits is someone called Reginald Barclay! Reginald Barclay was a character on Star Trek TNG and Voyager played by... DWIGHT SCHULTZ!! The OG howlin mad Murdoch! Brilliant!

"You speak Swahili?" "You don't?"

Movie Was about as good of a reimagining while staying true to the spirit of the original

Mission Impossible is a 1960’s TV show and is about a team working for the government. The A Team is a 1980’s TV show and is a team of outlaws working to protect ordinary people. The two shows aren’t related except that they were TV shows which inspired movies. You could also include The Man From UNCLE in that list as well.

There were a few series that made-up the typical boy's TV schedule in the 80s...this was definitely on the list. If you wanna get a real feel for what 80s TV was, see if you can find the original "A-Team," "Knight Rider" and "MacGyver" series.

This is a great movie. I grew up on the show. And actually bought the Theatrical and extended version of this movie.

As someone who watched the TV show in the 80s, this was faithful to the original.

The cameos of some of the original cast would have been the after credit scenes

Bradley Cooper is one of my favorite actors. I recommend American Sniper if you haven't already seen it.

Fun fact, the original Face and Murdock had cameos

Opening Credits to the original 1980's A-Team - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lbOGotGqu7m1n4E.html

I saw this when it first came out and not since so I don't really remember it. I loved the show in the 80s.

Here, another action movie that is just like this but released one year earlier is G.I.Joe: The Rise Of Cobra (2009). For some reason people don't like that even though they like movies like this, The Losers or The Expendables. I don't see much difference. Also, Alan Silvestri who did this score provided the music for G.I.Joe.

Man Bradley cooper has a lot of great movies Limitless a star is born words.... Silver linings playbook .

I used to watch the tv show all the time. I love how they tied in stuff from the series. When Murdoch is getting electro shocked in the hospital one of the doctors observing was Dwight Schultz who played Murdoch in the tv series and when they were breaking Murdoch out of the hospital the song playing is the original theme song. When Face is heading into the tanning booth the prisoner he’s talking to about the tanning lotion is Dirk Benedict who played the original Face in the tv series. Mr T was supposed to cameo in it but he didn’t want to have a cameo. He wanted to play his character from the series. It’s too bad this wasn’t that widely received for them to make more cause they could’ve kept making more of these. This movie was like a prequel to the tv series.

you HAVE to watch limitless!! Bradley cooper stars in it and it’s sooooo good!

I am sorry that they chose NOT to go ahead with a sequel. It was a little bit different from the TV series of the 80s but was hilarious in its own merits and I loved the relationship between Peck and Sosa.

awesome reaction and awesome film and there is after credits with two of the original cast from the tv show playing different parts and I hope you do a reaction to some of the A Team tv show

Liam Neeson also plays in Darkman hes mix of Eathen hunt from mission impossible and batman, hes face gets deformed and he uses hes face tech that has a flaw it starts to melt with short time

The director, joe carnahan is a freaking legend. This movie, The Grey, and Smoken Aces are some of the most inventive action movies from the last decade.

little fun fact not a whole lot of people really know but bradley cooper is the voice of rocket in the marvel movies

Mission Impossible was a TV show in the 60’s actually. Still fun to watch though!

I loved this movie when I was younger I saw it in theaters and it was just such a fun movie and it was awesome to see your reaction to it keep up the good work! Another cool movie Bradley Cooper is in is Limitless! It's a good and interesting watch came out 2011 a year after this lol.

I really wish one day someone would do a recation to the tv show it was so good the movie was so underratted most reviews just called it a action movie with no point but they totally miss the point the a team is not meant to be anything major just a great time

Watched the a team like religiously every Saturday night loved it as a kid this was a good remake nice reaction glad you liked it watch a episode of the tv show you ll like the characters 😀👍

Loved this show as a kid totally enjoyed this movie still don't understand how this movie wasn't a big success at the box office. Totally awesome and entertaining.

Such a fun film. If you are looking for more Bradley Cooper movies I definitely recommend Limitless if you haven't seen it already!

I will always enjoy this movie!!!!! Very respectful to the original!!!!! I was a fan as a kid and appreciate this one!!!!

They originally wanted Bruce Willis to play Hannibal

I`m glad to hear other than me liking thius movie as i love this movie as i think it`s one of the best remakes of a tv series.

If you liked this I highly recommend watching The Losers 2010, it’s the film The A Team should have been & is completely under rated.

I have no clue how this popped up on Primate’s radar, but I’m not complaining at all.

Seeing fast n mission impossible series this movie had potential to be a franchise, cool team and the starcast went stronger n stronger as they grow.

then please do the tv show its so much better one of the classics i love it please it far better then the movie

Limitless is my favorite Bradley Cooper movie. You should definitely give that a watch

I love this movie. I wish it got the love it deserved.

This movie was awesome and I feel like almost nobody saw it but me

2:48 Not sure of your familiarity with Mr. T or the A-Team before this but were you aware that this is where "I pity the fool" came from? (The original show, that is) If not then there you are.

Def. a fave!! LIterally couldn't forget the tank scene

Was the Kong Fu Panda 2 reaction taken down? Also great reaction and great movie, as always!

I was a big fan of the tv show as a kid and this movie was waaaay better than it had any right to be 😂 Dwight Schultz will always be my favorite Murdock though.

The ending is supposed to be the beginning of the show

Hell yes you need to watch Hannibal! It's an amazing show.

My Unofficial Trilogy is A-Team, Takers, and The Losers. Check for those other two if you haven't

I pick the A-team over any Mission Impossible movie ever. It's not even a contest. Movie or show, doesn't matter.

Happy 26th Anniversary "DRAGON BALL GT" (February 7, 1996)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

In the tv show they were on the run from the government & taking a new job/mission every episode

Gotta watch Bradley Cooper in Limitless!

Limitless is a good Bradley Cooper movie. Silver Linings Playbook is also good, but more of a drama.

The things you’re hesitating on, you wouldn’t be if you were familiar with the show. This movie is better than how it performed. Loved the casting.

Such an underrated action film. It is amazing.

Not seen the A team movie, but seen the A team TV series. I saw the Dukes of Hazzard film, and it was all wrong. There was a Dukes of Harzzard TV series. 1979-86 Seen clips of Starsky and Hutch film, and the charatcers are all wrong. Starsky and Hutch was a 1970s cops and robbers tv series.

I grew up on the original show....Amazing show!! This was a very good take on it...they did it justice in my opinion!! The show is better tho! 5 great seasons!!