Men In Black 3 Movie Preivews:
Men In Black 3 movie is sequel to the 2002 film Men in Black II. Preview of Men In Black 3 English Film Cast Crew and Pictures are available in my blog please check here for More things Thank You. Watch Men In Black 3 Movie Online Free Full video and Exclusive Trailer on Youtube Video Men In Black 3 English Movie Online Movie Men In Black 3 Movie Picture Free Download Movie Wallpaper mp3 song based movie, In Men in Black 3, Agents J (Will Smith) and K (Tommy Lee Jones) are back...in time. J has seen some inexplicable things in his 15 years with the Men in Black, but nothing, not even aliens, perplexes him as much as his wry, reticent partner. But when K's life and the fate of the planet are put at stake, Agent J will have to travel back in time to put things right. J discovers that there are secrets to the universe that K never told him -- secrets that will reveal themselves as he teams up with Columbia Pictures officially kicked off the marketing blitz for its Summer 2012 3D sequel, Men in Black III, with a pair of letter-based posters that featured the familiar silhouettes of Agent J (Will Smith) and K (Tommy Lee Jones). The studio continues its efforts today, with the release of an official teaser trailer for the sci-fi action/comedy threequel.
Men in Black 3 is a return to form for a franchise which began all the way back in 1997 and was followed up with a disappointing sequel in 2002. Fast forward ten years and the threequel not only outshines its predecessors, but manages to stand out in a summer crammed full of blockbusters. Director Barry Sonnenfeld and screenwriter Etan Cohen find a near perfect balance of humour, action and impressive visual effects (not to mention a pretty damn good story too). Will Smith (Agent J) is reunited with Tommy Lee Jones (Agent K) in the first act of the film, and despite a ten year gap between this and the last instalment, their chemistry is as fantastic as ever and it's business as usual for the duo when we first meet up with them. However, the escape of the revenge-fuelled Boris The Animal (Jemaine Clement) from a lunar prison means J is forced to head back in time. Why? Well, it turns out the villain jumped back to 1969 to kill K and only his partner remembers him. From here, the story is fairly straightforward, although there are still enough twists, turns and set pieces thrown in to keep Men in Black 3 feeling fresh and far from your bog standard time travel fare for the most part. Sonnenfeld has a great handle on the action and you will have no doubt by the time the credits roll that bringing him back was the right decision. As you may have already guessed, both Smith and Jones deliver the quality performances we've come to expect from them, while the latter adds a believable and understandable level of weariness to the ageing Men in Black agent. His K understandably ends up taking a back seat for a lot of the movie, but Smith has no problem cementing his leading man status when the spotlight is placed on him despite an absence of four years from the big screen. However, it ends up being Josh Brolin's younger Agent K who steals the show as the actor delivers a performance which is entirely his own despite being clearly influenced by Jones's mannerisms. This younger version of the character shows us a side of him we haven't seen in the series before and it really is hard to imagine anyone else managing to do a job anywhere near as good. He's endearing and entirely convincing in the role and the chemistry he shares with Smith is a match for that the latter shares with his older counterpart. Clement seems like a strange choice to play the villainous Boris, but a combination of his creepy English accent and a brilliant make-up job really helps him to sell the character. He's not fleshed out a great deal, but his thirst for revenge and generally viscous nature is more than enough to make him an effective foe for J (and both K's) to face off against. Emma Thompson's O is on fine form as the head of the Men in Black, and so it's a shame that Alice Eve (who plays the younger version of O) has such a small and underwritten role in Men in Black 3. The few scenes she does have are actually really very good and she too shares a great deal of chemistry with Brolin. However, it's hard to really care all that much about the connection between the younger and older versions of each character as the relationship in both time periods never really gets chance to convince. The cast is rounded out with a brilliantly eccentric turn from Michael Stuhlbarg as Griffin and Bill Hader's take on Andy Warhol results in some of the funniest scenes in the movie.
Men in Black 3 could very easily be the end of the franchise or, depending on its success, the beginning of more to come. Regardless of whether they do decide to continue with a fourth instalment or a reboot, it would be a real shame if this really is the end of J and K's adventures on the big screen. If the film falters anywhere, it's that it feels a little too short. The story isn't necessarily damaged in any significant way because of this, but a few extra scenes here and there to flesh out some of the characters could have potentially added another star to the score below. You see, Men in Black 3 really is that much fun. It may not be as near-perfect as The Avengers, and it falters every now and then in terms of effects and humour, but the movie is just great fun from start to finish. It's not at all mindless (one twist in particular packs a real emotional punch) and while it wraps up a little too quickly, the fact that the script is a little too thin in places is the only major complaint you'll probably have. For anyone who didn't enjoy the last two films, it's unlikely that they'll suddenly fall in love with the franchise, but they might just fall in love with this movie. I should say upfront that the only alien I’ve ever liked watching on film was cuddly and wanted to phone home, so it was with a heavy heart that I sat down for Men In Black 3. While the original film was undeniably strong, 10 long years had passed from the cash-printing exercise that was its forlorn sequel, and I wasn’t holding out for much this time around.
Movie cast & crew:
Release Date: 18 May 2012
Genre: Action - Comedy
Language: English
Director: Barry Sonnenfeld
Producer: Walter F. Parkes, Laurie MacDonald, Steven Spielberg
Cast Members:
Tommy Lee Jones
Will Smith
Josh Brolin
Men In Black 3 movie is sequel to the 2002 film Men in Black II. Preview of Men In Black 3 English Film Cast Crew and Pictures are available in my blog please check here for More things Thank You. Watch Men In Black 3 Movie Online Free Full video and Exclusive Trailer on Youtube Video Men In Black 3 English Movie Online Movie Men In Black 3 Movie Picture Free Download Movie Wallpaper mp3 song based movie, In Men in Black 3, Agents J (Will Smith) and K (Tommy Lee Jones) are back...in time. J has seen some inexplicable things in his 15 years with the Men in Black, but nothing, not even aliens, perplexes him as much as his wry, reticent partner. But when K's life and the fate of the planet are put at stake, Agent J will have to travel back in time to put things right. J discovers that there are secrets to the universe that K never told him -- secrets that will reveal themselves as he teams up with Columbia Pictures officially kicked off the marketing blitz for its Summer 2012 3D sequel, Men in Black III, with a pair of letter-based posters that featured the familiar silhouettes of Agent J (Will Smith) and K (Tommy Lee Jones). The studio continues its efforts today, with the release of an official teaser trailer for the sci-fi action/comedy threequel.
Men in Black 3 is a return to form for a franchise which began all the way back in 1997 and was followed up with a disappointing sequel in 2002. Fast forward ten years and the threequel not only outshines its predecessors, but manages to stand out in a summer crammed full of blockbusters. Director Barry Sonnenfeld and screenwriter Etan Cohen find a near perfect balance of humour, action and impressive visual effects (not to mention a pretty damn good story too). Will Smith (Agent J) is reunited with Tommy Lee Jones (Agent K) in the first act of the film, and despite a ten year gap between this and the last instalment, their chemistry is as fantastic as ever and it's business as usual for the duo when we first meet up with them. However, the escape of the revenge-fuelled Boris The Animal (Jemaine Clement) from a lunar prison means J is forced to head back in time. Why? Well, it turns out the villain jumped back to 1969 to kill K and only his partner remembers him. From here, the story is fairly straightforward, although there are still enough twists, turns and set pieces thrown in to keep Men in Black 3 feeling fresh and far from your bog standard time travel fare for the most part. Sonnenfeld has a great handle on the action and you will have no doubt by the time the credits roll that bringing him back was the right decision. As you may have already guessed, both Smith and Jones deliver the quality performances we've come to expect from them, while the latter adds a believable and understandable level of weariness to the ageing Men in Black agent. His K understandably ends up taking a back seat for a lot of the movie, but Smith has no problem cementing his leading man status when the spotlight is placed on him despite an absence of four years from the big screen. However, it ends up being Josh Brolin's younger Agent K who steals the show as the actor delivers a performance which is entirely his own despite being clearly influenced by Jones's mannerisms. This younger version of the character shows us a side of him we haven't seen in the series before and it really is hard to imagine anyone else managing to do a job anywhere near as good. He's endearing and entirely convincing in the role and the chemistry he shares with Smith is a match for that the latter shares with his older counterpart. Clement seems like a strange choice to play the villainous Boris, but a combination of his creepy English accent and a brilliant make-up job really helps him to sell the character. He's not fleshed out a great deal, but his thirst for revenge and generally viscous nature is more than enough to make him an effective foe for J (and both K's) to face off against. Emma Thompson's O is on fine form as the head of the Men in Black, and so it's a shame that Alice Eve (who plays the younger version of O) has such a small and underwritten role in Men in Black 3. The few scenes she does have are actually really very good and she too shares a great deal of chemistry with Brolin. However, it's hard to really care all that much about the connection between the younger and older versions of each character as the relationship in both time periods never really gets chance to convince. The cast is rounded out with a brilliantly eccentric turn from Michael Stuhlbarg as Griffin and Bill Hader's take on Andy Warhol results in some of the funniest scenes in the movie.
Men in Black 3 could very easily be the end of the franchise or, depending on its success, the beginning of more to come. Regardless of whether they do decide to continue with a fourth instalment or a reboot, it would be a real shame if this really is the end of J and K's adventures on the big screen. If the film falters anywhere, it's that it feels a little too short. The story isn't necessarily damaged in any significant way because of this, but a few extra scenes here and there to flesh out some of the characters could have potentially added another star to the score below. You see, Men in Black 3 really is that much fun. It may not be as near-perfect as The Avengers, and it falters every now and then in terms of effects and humour, but the movie is just great fun from start to finish. It's not at all mindless (one twist in particular packs a real emotional punch) and while it wraps up a little too quickly, the fact that the script is a little too thin in places is the only major complaint you'll probably have. For anyone who didn't enjoy the last two films, it's unlikely that they'll suddenly fall in love with the franchise, but they might just fall in love with this movie. I should say upfront that the only alien I’ve ever liked watching on film was cuddly and wanted to phone home, so it was with a heavy heart that I sat down for Men In Black 3. While the original film was undeniably strong, 10 long years had passed from the cash-printing exercise that was its forlorn sequel, and I wasn’t holding out for much this time around.
Movie cast & crew:
Release Date: 18 May 2012
Genre: Action - Comedy
Language: English
Director: Barry Sonnenfeld
Producer: Walter F. Parkes, Laurie MacDonald, Steven Spielberg
Cast Members:
Tommy Lee Jones
Will Smith
Josh Brolin