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Team America: World Police 2004

“Freedom hangs by a thread.”

★ 6.7/10 R AdventureActionComedy Released
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What is Team America: World Police?

Team America: World Police is a film first released in 2004. Catalogued under Adventure, Action, Comedy.

Type
Film
Year
2004
Status
Released
Runtime
98 minutes
Release date
Oct 10, 2004
Studios
Paramount Pictures, Scott Rudin Productions, Braniff Productions
Genres
Adventure, Action, Comedy
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Team America: World Police is a film first released in 2004. Catalogued under Adventure, Action, Comedy. Status: Released. A full overview for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.

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Should you watch it?

“A hyper‑armed elite squad battles a North Korean mastermind and Hollywood dissent.”

Reasons to watch
  • Over‑the‑top action sequences
  • Sharp political satire of global security
  • Bold comedic take on Hollywood and patriotism
Keep in mind
  • Violent humor may not suit all tastes
  • Political satire is pointed and may polarize viewers

Watch it if you enjoy fast‑paced action mixed with satirical takes on politics and Hollywood.

The film features aggressive comedy and political parody, so it’s best for mature audiences.

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What is the basic premise of Team America?

Team America follows a specialized unit trying to stop a global terrorist plot orchestrated by North Korean ruler Kim Jong‑il.

Who serves as the film’s antagonist?

The antagonist is North Korean ruler Kim Jong‑il, who plans a worldwide terrorist scheme.

What genres describe the movie?

It is categorized as adventure, action, and comedy.

How long is the film?

The runtime is approximately one hour and thirty‑eight minutes.

When was Team America released in the United States?

It was released on October 11, 2004 in the US.