a5c7b9f00b A CIA special forces team are betrayed and left for dead by their superiors, galvanizing them to mount an offensive on the CIA.
Clay, Jensen, Pooch, and Roque are part of United States Special Forces Unit. They are deployed to a mission in Bolivia involving a drug lord, they end up disobeying orders and rescuing children. Their enraged boss, codenamed Max, orders them dead, but they survive, and end up doing small-time jobs. Then Aisha enters their lives, smuggles them back to the States on the condition that they kill Max. The group will soon realize that she has inducted them on a suicide mission - a mission which will take them to Dubai, United Arab Emirates; and to Mumbai, India; and come in possession of a mysterious encrypted hard-drive while not only facing betrayal from one of their own but also certain and violent death at the hands of Max.
Although I have yet to see the A Team movie, I am going to take a precarious stand and state that The Losers is a very, very poor man's version of The A Team. Maybe a hobo version of The A Team. I'm not knocking it for that alone – there's plenty of other things to knock it for – but I guess what I'm saying is that if you absolutely have to watch one movie about ex-soldiers framed for a crime they didn't commit and who are now on the lam and are awesome at everything, maybe you want the devil you know instead of The Losers.<br/><br/>The Losers, named that for no particularly interesting reason, are a five-man band of good guys who get sold out while on a mission in Bolivia. Presumed dead, they aim to get back to the States, find the guy who done them wrong, and exact revenge. And giving them a hand in this noble, PG-13 endeavor is Aisha (Zoe Saldana), a butt kicker with a mysterious past – so rare in these movies – who has a score of her own to settle with The Bad Guy.<br/><br/>The Bad Guy, by the way, is named Max and is played by Jason Patric, who once upon a time had a career. Anyone see him in Rush? He was pretty cool in that. Or Narc. But now he's just another generic, oily slimeball bad guy out to rule the world. It's not important how he plans to do this. All we need to know is that he'S unhinged, like a broken door or a bad simile. Patric's Max is a psychotic jerk, which makes it easy to root against him, but really – this isn't the kind of movie that has blurred lines of Good and Bad people.<br/><br/>Leading the Losers is Clay (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), the Hannibal Smith of the crew. Then there's Jensen, the computer dude, played by Chris Evans; Cougar the sharpshooter, played by a taciturn Oscar Jaenada; and Pooch (Columbus Short) and Roque (Idris Elba). Roque is sort of the Mr. T, all muscles and hot headedness. Jensen is Face. And they're all Murdock.<br/><br/>A lot of things blow up in this movie, to the point where, if you see something that resembles a three-dimensional object, you know it will likely blow up. Helicopters, cars, a plane, henchmen, it's all the same, really. And, true to action-movie rules, quintillions of bullets whiz by all of our heroes, even if they stand perfectly still, and hardly any of them are hit. And when they're hit, even if they're badly hurt, they somehow can keep on firing and walking/ambling around.<br/><br/>On the plus side, each of the main actors brings a bit of personality and pizazz to his or her role, no matter how sketchily drawn it is. Everyone seems to be having a fun time, and why not? Even with all the RPGs and Uzis and whatnot, with death seemingly around every corner, these guys are all carefree, giddyschoolboys. Jovial maiming is all the rage this year.<br/><br/>And Saldana smoldersthe Girl with Her Own Vendetta. She has one scene where she kicks the crap out of Jeffrey Dean Morgan, I suppose to establish her bona fidesa badass. But that's itfarhand-to-hand combat goes for Aisha; she's a good shot, so she simply shoots people from then on out. Eh. I'd like to have seen more physical stuff from Saldana, but I'll takes what I can gets.<br/><br/>The Losers does have its moments, and the action scenes suffice to keep it from being a worthless rehash of better films. You could do worse. At least all of the actors are intelligible and can act a little.
The Losers is loosely based on a modern action/thriller comic book series that took its name from World War II comic characters published in the 60s/70s. It actually doesn't matteryou don't need to have read anything to understand. I read the first graphic novel years before the movie and found it pretty average and forgettable, or more accurately a nice concept not very well done. The same could basically be said about the movie. So, this is a military/spy action movie that doesn't take itself too seriously, but also doesn't devolve into parody except for the goofy main villain, Max. He's entertaining in a b-movie way, but certainly not believable. As others pointed, it has similarities to the A-Team TV series, but with the addition of your kick ass female member.<br/><br/>A bunch of special operations military working for the CIA survive an assassination attempt in Bolivia by their own side. They pass themselves offdead, want to return to the USA and take revenge. Why they were targeted in the first place is pretty much glossed overwellany psychological consequences. There's not much of a plot, and they're not called "Losers" at any time during the movie. We have instead a series of "missions" intersped with a couple of bedroom fights. The mêlée fights were done well enough, they didn't overstay their welcome, and I liked them. The other action scenes were competent but not outstanding. They fell somewhere in-between b-movie low-budget fare and big blockbuster fare. There were several attempts by the director to be stylish in his filming (witness the slow-motions, the zooming, the comics panels, the staccato cutting with the music beat), but it feels like a grab bag taken from better films instead of a consistent art direction. Still, it was visually nice to watch and the pace was fast yet understandable.<br/><br/>There were attempts at wit in the writing that usually weren't great, but it kept the general tone light. Chris Evans (playing the talkative techno-nerd) was the acting highlight for me, especially his "infiltration" of the villain's business HQ that was mostly fun and funny. The main attraction, Zoe Saldana, handled the physical aspect of the role well, but didn't convince me much otherwise. A big flaw for me was characters being injured and being mostly OK a few scenes afterwards. It should be also be noted that my appreciation went downI neared the end because of the silliness and the way things were left open for a sequel that will never come and wouldn't deserve to happen. Things didn't feel properly tied up. You could do much worse if you want a not-too-serious action movie rental, and especially if you used to like the A-Team. I would not buy it because one viewing should be enough and the special features are pathetic (For the DVD: just one 5 minute featurette, the Blu-ray: a few more things).<br/><br/>Rating: 5.5 out of 10 (average-good)
The Losers is the ultimate example, scraped from the bottom of the comic-book barrel, where writer Andy Diggle’s figurine-like characters first had their exploits in an exciting War on Terror.
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