Grade: Solid B
It was just me and Dilly for the A-team on Friday. After hitting BWW for some tasty wings we headed over to the Loews theater, which has been strangely deserted the last several times we have gone there. Overall I really enjoyed the movie. It was loud and fast paced with some really entertaining action sequences. Carnahan really made it a point to show the characters having fun during the missions as well as being excited when something crazy happened. I was pleasantly surprised by how funny the movie was. I laughed out loud several times, mostly with the banter between B.A. and Murdock. Sharlto Copley was great as Murdock. It must be hard to pull off a functioning insane character and he did it in a way that made it believable and enjoyable. Rampage was good as B.A. as well as Neeson as Hannibal. Bradley Cooper was probably my favorite as the handsome/charismatic Face. He basically played his character from the Hangover but as a Army Ranger and it was fun to watch. They did pay homage to the show a few times but in a way that was undistracting to the movie as a whole which I enjoyed. Also stay after the credits for a couple of extra homage scenes. Overall it was a great action romp.
Hope to see some more guys turn out for the next Guy Movie: Predators - July 9th
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Thursday, June 3, 2010
The A-Team
The A-Team:
Friday June 11th. 8:05pm Showing.
:Loews Theater in Woodridge
Pre-movie: BWW in Woodridge
:starting at 6pm
Post-movie: Tilted Kilt
:starting at 10pm
:starting at 10pm
This might be my most anticipated movie of the summer. I love the casting they did for the movie. Neeson as Hannibal, Cooper as Face, Rampage as B.A. It is just inspired. Hopefully the guy from District 9 will do well as Murdock.
Most big budget remakes end up as dogshit but I am hoping this is an exception. It helps that the director is Joe Carnahan who also did Narc and Smokin Aces. If you don't believe me check out this trailer: www.imdb.com/video/screenplay/vi2054293273
Hope to see some of you basterds at the theater
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