Men in Black 3 (2012)

• Year: 2012
• Released: 25 May 2012
• Country: United States, United Arab Emirates
• Adwords: 1 win & 13 nominations
• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1409024/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/Men_in_Black_3
• Available in: 3D, 720p, 1080p
• Language: English, Ukrainian
• MPA Rating: PG-13
• Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy
• Runtime: 106 min
• Writer: Etan Cohen, Lowell Cunningham
• Director: Barry Sonnenfeld
• Cast: Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones, Josh Brolin
• Keywords: alien, time travel, buddy cop, time machine, seeing the future,

	6.8/10
	58/100

Men in Black 3 Storyline

When Boris the Animal (Jemaine Clement), an alien who is the last of his race, is confined to LunarMax, a penal colony on the moon, he escapes and goes to Earth to get the man who placed him there, M.I.B. Agent K (Tommy Lee Jones). He confronts K, K and J (Will Smith) corner him, but he disappears. J asks K who he is, but K doesn’t want to say anything. J goes to M.I.B. Headquarters and learns who Boris is, but before he could learn more, the Agent in charge, O (Dame Emma Thompson), stops him. The next day, J goes to pick up K, but finds someone else living at his apartment. When he goes to M.I.B., he looks for K, but everyone there tells him, K died in 1969 after tackling with Boris. But J says K captured him. That’s when alien vessels which are from Boris’ planet show up, and they’re about to devour the Earth. But J says that K placed a barrier that keeps them from entering Earth in 1969, which would lead to their extinction. It’s obvious that Boris went back in time and killed K before he could deploy the barrier. So J goes to see an alien on Earth whose father was also at the penal colony, who J assumes told Boris that he worked on time travel and his son has the device. J goes to see him and tells him about the invasion. So he sends J back just before K’s death. J arrives in 1969 and fails to stop Boris and is captured by the younger K (Josh Brolin) who asks him who he is, and what is he doing here. J was told not to tell him anything. But with time running out J tells him, but K doesn’t believe him at first, so they go out to stop Boris. Only problem, J doesn’t exactly know what happened, so he’s not sure where they should go.

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Men in Black 3 Movie Reviews

Well, it’s a big improvement over the last

I saw the first MEN IN BLACK in cinemas in 1997 and thought it was okay for what it was (a light, CGI comic book-style adventure). I recently watched the sequel and thought it was pitiful, a tired retread full of awful special effects. Thankfully this third film breathes new life into the series by adding a nice time travel plot and shaking things up a bit.

Will Smith is less annoying than usual in his starring role here and the film works pretty well with him as the lead. The culture shock stuff of him arriving in the 1960s is what makes the movie fun, and Josh Brolin does a nice impersonation of the stiff Tommy Lee Jones. There are still some dodgy CGI effects in here, particularly the whole of the climax which seems to have been green-screened, but they’re nowhere near as poor as in the last film.

Once again I didn’t care for the villain of choice, Boris the Animal, played by an overacting Jemaine Clement. For some reason these films always have the make the villain either gross or sort-of funny, or both; it doesn’t work. Boris is better than the Lara Flynn Boyle monstrosity, but not by much. However, we do get a large supporting turn from the excellent Michael Stuhlbarg, who’s the best thing in the film and who automatically lifts the enjoyment level a bit by his presence alone.

Willy is back. Kind of missed Tommy.

Big Willy is back but Tommy is sitting this one out. Agent J (Will Smith) travels back in time to team up with younger Agent K (Josh Brolin).

Although Josh does a good impression of Tommy Lee Jones, I still miss the grumpy old man. The chemistry is just different. The story works well and it has great flow. It is a compelling watch. It continues with the same style. It feels like more of the same which is mostly a good thing. Will Smith is truly in charge of this franchise. And this is his movie all the way. The controversy over Chinese interference doesn’t really affect it too much.

Good

Men in Black 3 is fun, if flawed. Hugely better than 2, this stands as the better (if unnecessary) sequel to the original.