The A-Team (2010)

Awards
- 2 wins & 4 nominations

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Watch The A-Team: International Trailer

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Watch The A-Team: "Helicopter Chase"

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Watch The A-Team: "How's Your Day"

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Watch The A-Team: It Gets Better

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Watch The A-Team: Building Heist

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Watch The A-Team: Shooting Down Drone

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Watch The A-Team: Photo Booth

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Watch The A-Team: Adios

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Watch The A-Team: An Escape In 3D

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Trivia
B.A. Baracus (Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson) bears the tattoos "Pity" and "Fool" on his knuckles, as a tribute to Mr. T's catchphrase from Rocky III (1982): "I pity the fool!" Contrary to popular belief, Mr. T never uttered that exact phrase on The A-Team (1983).

Goofs
To replace a firing pin in a 1911 requires at the very least a punch and a retainer plate. It would have been impossible for Hannibal to simply drop the firing pin into his pistol and have it function, as there is a spring that provides constant rearward pressure and must be put under tension before the retaining plate can be slid into place.

Quotes
Col. John 'Hannibal' Smith: Give me a minute, I'm good. Give me an hour, I'm great. Give me six months, I'm unbeatable.

Crazy credits
The film's theatrical release features two out-of-place scenes after the closing credits, featuring two of the original The A-Team (1983):
at Penascola, Face gets tips from fellow inmate Milt (played by Dirk Benedict, the original Face)
Frankfurt, Murdock is analyzed by a German doctor (played by Dwight Schultz, the original Murdock).

These scenes were set back in their chronological place in the film's extended edition/home release.

Alternate versions
The UK release was cut, two reels from this film were originally shown to the BBFC in unfinished form to consider language issues. The distributor were advised that two inadequately obscured uses of 'motherfucker' would result in a 15 classification rather than the requested 12A. When the finished version of the film was submitted for formal classification, the two uses of the term had been further obscured and the film was classified 12A.

Connections
Featured in De wereld draait door: Episode #5.82 (2010)

Soundtracks
The A-Team (Theme)
Written by Mike Post and Pete Carpenter

The idea of a movie version of eighties television series the a-team didn't appeal to me at all. I assumed that they couldn't possibly capture the things that made the series so special. I have been proved wrong.

The A-Team is side-splittingly funny, action packed, clever and sexy.

I loved every single frame of this movie and sincerely hope they make another. The dialogue is witty and clever- and very quotable.

The stuntwork is amazing. I actually bought the DVD and this film is enjoyable even after several viewings.

The actors all do a great job in updating the iconic original characters.