The Losers

On a mission deep in the Bolivian jungle, a crack team of commandos finds themselves struck by a brutal betrayal that leaves them stranded and marked as dead. Cut off from orders and hunted by those who set them up, they survive by sticking to a hard won code and their elite training. A mysterious operative named Aisha appears, offering help and a path to answers, not mercy. With her as their guide they shift from prey to hunter, chasing a shadowy enemy through remote terrain as the line between friend and foe keeps shifting. The pursuit promises action, wit, and a reckoning that could change everything.

Directed by Sylvain White, The Losers arrived in 2010 as an adaptation of the DC Vertigo comic created by Andy Diggle and Jock. The ensemble includes Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Zoe Saldana, Chris Evans, Idris Elba and Columbus Short.

While not a blockbuster, the film is remembered for its tight ensemble energy and practical action sequences. Clay, Aisha, Jensen, Roque and Pooch share quick banter and coordinated moves that fans point to as a hallmark of early 2010s comic adaptations.

Critics greeted its brisk pace and cast chemistry with some enthusiasm, while noting predictability in plotting and a familiar revenge arc. The story centers on loyalty, trust, and the price of fighting back against betrayal.

Not receiving major nominations, the film sits outside prestige circuits. Its reception is defined more by audience enjoyment of the team dynamic and action sequences than by critical awards. No oscars or golden globes were associated with it.