We just got back from seeing the A-Team. Liked it a lot, highly recommend it. Lots of laughter, cheers and applause from the audience we were with, so I think it's a safe bet they all enjoyed it as well! Oh, and stay till after the credits [g]
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Date: 2010-06-13 06:10 pm (UTC)From:The 'not crazy' had nothing to do with the actors.
*Relaxes some.* That's good to hear.
Bradley is terrific...
Face was my favorite so Bradley has got his work cut for him with me, but having loved Zachary Quintos' Spock I'm prepared to wait and see what Bradley's Face is like.
...Liam amazing as always (to the point that when I now think of 'Hannibal' the first mind's image is Liam, not George).
*Nods.* I figure if anyone can take over a role for me it has to be Liam.
They were basically trying to cram too much into two hours, and as a result lots of little things they could have developed, weren't...
Aaaah. I think that's a trap Hollywood sometimes falls into with movies they hope are just the start of a franchise. They pack too much in hoping that it will be exciting enough to earn sequels they can then take more time developing things in.
All that said - there are a lot of golden moments in the film, and as Ith said, it's The A-Team - it's supposed to be over the top.
*Nods.* I still want to go. I'll just go having been prepared by another fan of the show. ;)