Peter Debruge

It's been almost 22 years since the original "Men in Black" movie hit, which is roughly the amount of time a young woman named Molly has spent wanting to be part of the super-secret alien-wrangling agency that Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones have so ably represented until now. Molly was just a child when she had her first close encounter of the third kind, and though the black-suited, sunglasses-at-night G-men who showed up may have erased her parents' memories, they didn't wipe Molly's brain, which has left room to ask: Where can she sign up? And what role is there for a woman among the Men in Black? Turns out the second question was answered in 2012's "MIB3," when Emma Thompson took over for Rip Torn as the crypto-cratic org's no-nonsense overseer (and before that, by Linda Fiorentino's presence in the original). [...]

di Peter Debruge, articolo completo (6575 caratteri spazi inclusi) su Variety 12 giugno 2019