Men in Black: International

She's scoring for this movie! Though i am not so interested with the guy character...but with her, worthy watching it.

I like funny movies with action and the this had both. Didn't really care what I thought it should be or how it needed to one up the last movie. I just enjoyed it

Never looks or feels right, script is just plain bad which is the downfall of the movie from the beginning. It doesn't matter who we're the leads, it would be impossible to make those lines and the storyline work. Easily F Gary Gray's worst directional film, it was a shock to see that it aaa him who directed this. Some good aspects that felt true to the MIB franchise but very far and few between in those moments. It's entertaining enough to finish watching thanks to the millions spent on CGI. If this franchise gets an opportunity again I pray the right people get involved.

I honestly didn't have extremely high expectations for this movie. However, this even went below my expectations. Everything in this movie felt bland and forgettable: the plot, the cinematography, etc. The only redeeming aspects of this movie might be the sets and the actors. The worst part of this movie might be Pawny. Pawny literally has no reason to be in this movie. He's basically the "comedic relief", but his "comedy" fails to make me laugh. In fact, the comedy in this movie fails too. Overall, I'd give this a 3/10.

Don't waste your time with this awful movie.

This was literally the movie that killed this amazing saga. To begin they repeated the same formula of the son of the mask, to make a MIB movie but without will Smith or tommy lee jones and it went quite badly.

Not even Chris hemswort and Tessa Thompson save it, since that their aren't will smith or tommy lee jones, and that was what characterized the saga, its great chemistry but this does not have it. It also has a terrible and predictable plot, with bad jokes, absurd situations, misused characters like Frank the dog, Liam Nesson and the alien worms, and an unmemorable villain. I don't know what Sony was thinking when approving this horrible movie.