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  Release    : The.A-Team.2010.EXTRAS.1080p.BluRay.H264-RMXTRAS              
  Source     : BluRay                                                        
  Size       : 6.92 GB                                                       
  Reldate    : 03.11.2024                                                    
  Video      : H264 11.9 Mb/s                                                
  Audio      : AC3 224kb/s 2.0                                               
  Resolution : 1920x1080                                                     
  Playtime   : 01:22:54                                                      
  Language   : English                                                       
  Imdb       : https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0429493/                         
                                                                             
  Notes: All our releases are remuxes from retail discs. Proofpic in E01     
  folder.                                                                    
                                                                             
  Subtitles: English, Spanish, Czech, Hungarian, Japanese                    
                                                                             
  Next up are six deleted scenes (9:04) that didn't make it into the         
  extended cut. Only one of these (a quiet moment of reflection between      
  Hannibal and Face) is a complete scene. The others are either gags or      
  lines of dialogue cut from existing scenes. Some of them still have green  
  screen effects work left unfinished which might explain why they weren't   
  reinserted into the new cut.                                               
                                                                             
  A gag reel (7:18) follows. It's exactly what you'd expect from this kind   
  of movie. What makes it a little more interesting than usual is the quick  
  wit and improvisation of the actors at some of the mishaps that occur.     
  Still, it's more mildly amusing than downright hilarious.                  
                                                                             
  "Plan of Attack" (28:39) is the disc's main behind-the-scenes featurette.  
  There's no real structure to the piece as it hops from topic to topic.     
  Among the discussions are how familiar each actor was with the series, the 
  shaping of the screenplay, the staging of the elaborate action sequences,  
  and just some of the random onset chaos that occurred. While some of the   
  remarks merely express how fun everything is, quite a bit of information   
  about the shoot is divulged. That along with abundant behind-the-scenes    
  footage makes this a reasonably concise featurette.                        
                                                                             
  Five smaller featurettes make up "Character Chronicles" (23:10). "Liam     
  Neeson: When a Plan Comes Together" has the actor discussing his approach  
  to the character and comparing the new and old A-Teams. "Bradley Cooper:   
  Fully Automatic" looks at Cooper's weapon training and some of the stunts  
  he pulled for the film. In "On Set with Rampage Jackson", we learn how     
  much of a goofball the mixed martial arts fighter actually is and how much 
  he learned during the shoot. For something more tongue-in-cheek, there's   
  "On Set with Sharlto Copley", which shows Copley acting like a prima donna 
  to unimpressed crew members. Finally, "The B-Team" focuses on Jessica Biel 
  and the mischief she and the actors portraying the agents get into. The    
  tidbits provided are pretty rudimentary, but the behind-the-scenes clips   
  are fun to watch.                                                          
                                                                             
  Visual effects supervisor James E. Price provides a commentary for "Visual 
  Effects Before and After" (6:10). Here, several different shots are        
  stripped down layer by layer as Price explains what's computer-generated,  
  what's digitally erased, and what's simply composited. The visuals and     
  brevity of the piece keep it from getting too dry, and this turns out to   
  be a decent look at some of the more complicated effects shots.            

                      Art is a lie that tells the truth