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David McK (3721 KP) rated Men in Black III (2012) in Movies
Nov 30, 2025
again.
2012 threequel (after 2002's 'Men in Black II') which, here, sees Will Smith's Agent J time-travelling back to the late 1960s and teaming up with a younger version of Agent K (as portrayed, pretty much spot on, by Josh Brolin) after an alien assassin escaped from a max security prison on the moon and alters the past.
For some reason - perhaps because the 'older' Agent K (Tommy Lee Jones) only has about 15, 20 or so minutes of screen time) this just doesn't hold the viewers (or, at least, mine!) attention as much as those 2 previous entries, with very little made of the fish-out-of-water aspect of having the 21st century coloured Agent J back in a time when his people were not treated very well at all (and I'm trying to be respectful here).