Trailer Drop for new MIB, Starring Thor

Opening Weekends:

Men in Black: $51m
Men in Black II: $52m
Men in Black 3: $54m
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21 Jump Street: $36m
22 Jump Street: $57m
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Men in Black International: $30m (*sad trombone*)

... Hey, Sony, looks as though you should have made that Jump Street/Men in Black crossover after all!

 

FYI: The novelization by R.S. Belcher went on sale today.

 

I'm still planning to see it this weekend when I go see Toy Story 4.

Here's the funny thing: I don't think I ever saw the entirety of the first one, only saw the second once, and never bothered with the third. But I'm genuinely excited about this one.

 

I'm hoping to go see it Thursday. I don't care about the reviews, I'm a big fan of the franchise, and everything I've seen in the trailers has looked great.

 

I saw the first one a few times and the second once. I honestly didn't know the third one existed until this month and I doubt I'll watch it. But this new one is really fun looking, so I definitely want to see it. Bad luck it came out between Godzilla and Spider-man, though, because my theather money's already spoken for.

 

I missed a certain talking dog named Frank
Like the Thor/Valkyre actors and their portrayals, however the story was meh tough.

 

Frank was there, he was in the entrance the NYC MIB headquarters. After M(olly) walks by, he asks the guy sitting in the chair if he's gonna report her.
I just got back from seeing it this morning, and I thought it was pretty good. It wasn't anything amazing, but I enjoyed it, and was happy I saw it.

 

How could I miss Frank! guess I was flashed with the Neutralizer

 

^ Lots of critics said that watching the movie had a neuralyzing effect on them, so, you're hardly alone.

... Wait, was there really no credits rap theme song?! Even MIB 3 had one! No wonder the movie's tanking!

 

I don't have an objective opinion yet, I need another viewing at home I think for that. However, seeing it by myself at a casual morning matinee where I'm usually feeling pretty chill it was enjoyable. Maybe an average story and leaning a bit hard on that smarmy Hemsworth slacker charm but balance that with nice change of pace with London and cool exotic locations and I think Hemsworth and Thompson play off each other well. They vary up the partner traits a little and I like that Tessa Thompson is a rookie but not completely a muggle so we don't have to tediously wait for her to learn what we already know from the other movies.