The A-Team, there really is no plan B

This review is on The A-Team, I can rarely say this but I was entertained (not bored) through out the entire movie. I have a hard time believing that I wanted more and more of the over the top, impossible action that I had witnessed. But don't get me wrong there were a few drawbacks such as Mr. T not making a cameo, which I highly expected and was disappointed. Another was that Hannibal was right when he said he was unbeatable, which was true and made the story lack any sort of suspense it may have been trying to build. But the comedy over shadowed most of the movies flaws, even though it seemed that they were trying too hard to have fun when making this movie. The plot starts out with four random rangers in Mexico having nothing to do with each other coincidentally bump into each other through a manner of events. Master Qui-gon-jin says in the movie that there is no such thing as coincedence...again...how abut a little diversity -.- Any who these four random men meet in a random location and just so happens creates the worlds most feared and elite military team. Well given the unlikely hood of this Alpha (ahem) A-Team excuse me, seems quite far fetched. But realism shouldn't be a factor if there is any concern for it, if the same cast returns I would be happy to see a sequel, needed or not. I would like to see this movie again, and I'd probably buy it. 3 out of 4.