Men In
Black International 1/10
Why
was this made? Who was this for? Who wrote this? Some of the
questions I had while watching Men In Black International. One thing
I understood about this movie was why they cast the people they did
but even with their combined beauty, talent, and charm they could not
help what was a story that was weak and thin as school tissue. This
lady Molly's parents were zapped by MIB after seeing aliens to forget
what they saw when she was little wants to be an agent. The agents
knew they had a kid but did not bother to head upstairs and zap her
while they were at it. She meets a little alien and lets him go free
and I immediately knew how this movie was gonna end. She easily finds
the location of the MIB because pigeons flew through the force field.
It was really that easy for anyone to find them.
Molly
becomes Agent M and she meets Agent H. The rest of the movie is mad
cap adventures around the world! The MIB cover is blown as far as I'm
concerned. There are so many instances of doing some crazy shit,
erasing people's memory, then doing something even crazier
immediately afterward. There was never a sense of danger even though
the world was at stake which seems difficult to do. The villains were
dancers that did not talk and were super powerful but somehow not
scary at the same time. None of the humor hit. It felt like someone
would think of something funny and then someone would try to say
something funnier but the first thing wasn't funny so...yeah. It
wasn't like the acting in this or the directing was at fault. The
story was just so damned weak it had no chance to be entertaining to
me.
Chris
Hemsworth as Henry/Agent H
Tessa
Thompson as Molly Wright/Agent M
Liam
Neeson as High T
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