The A-Team - 2010

The A-Team ’s potential for a sequel was always in the balance – and now, from Face’s very own mouth, it seems there definitely won’t be a follow-up. In town to talk about his latest movie, Limitless , the worryingly handsome actor was in the Empire more

Joe Carnahan’s adaptation of 1980’s  The A-Team  was met on release with a certain amount of derision from both critics and audiences unsure of what to make of the film. I’ll admit that on first viewing I found  The A-Team  to be silly more

With a sequel no doubt coming together like one of stoogie-chomping Hannibal Smith's plans, we've laid our mitts on some exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of the good Colonel himself and the man who played him, Liam Neeson, and a peak behind the scenes more

The Karate Kid (2010) kicked and chopped its way to the No. 1 spot at the box office over the weekend, debuting with $56 million, according to Box Office Mojo. The remake of the 1984 movie, starring Will Smith's son Jaden Smith and Jackie Chan, beat more

After two weeks of disappointing returns, it looks like the summer box office season will get some of its mojo back this weekend, thanks mainly to a surprisingly robust performance by The Karate Kid. Sony's reboot of the 1984 classic took in an estim more

20th Century Fox has unleashed an action-oozing new clip from the forthcoming A-Team movie. The new footage is crammed with all sorts of explosive, exploding, detonating, and blowing up pyrotechnic awesomeness. The clip is also pretty hilarious, focusing more

For Liam Neeson, the hardest part of playing Hannibal Smith in the new A-Team movie wasn't the stunt work (like free-falling out of an airplane in an armored tank) or remembering his dialogue (I love it when a plan comes together!), or more

There is something quaint about an 80s TV show revolving around mercenaries in which no one ever dies. But would that sensibility have worked for the new A-Team movie? It's an interesting question now that Mr. T has spoken out against the violence in more

Magnifying TV series to the screen has hardly been hiccup-free (see "I Spy" and "The Mod Squad"), often squandering the warm rush of nostalgia. "The A-Team" meets this challenge with loud, chaotic and fairly relentless action more