For a limited time, get 25% off and zero delivery fees on your first order of $15 or more when you download the DoorDash app and enter code NOSTALGIA2021
Go to bit.ly/nostalgiaoasis to download OASIS on the OMEN Gaming Hub and try out the BETA now!
After the smash hit original, many audiences didn't get into to the "Here We Go Again" follow-up. Nostalgia Critic might be able to find one or two good things about this often discarded sequel. Let's take a look at Men in Black II.
Support this week's charity - www.alachuahabitat.org/
Watch more Nostalgia Critic here - bit.ly/NCPlayList
Follow us on Twitch - / channelawesome
Men in Black II (stylized as MIIB) is a 2002 American science fiction action comedy film directed by Barry Sonnenfeld and written by Robert Gordon and Barry Fanaro. A sequel to Men in Black (1997), which in turn is loosely based on the Marvel Comics series The Men in Black by Lowell Cunningham, the film stars Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith reprising their roles from the first film, with Lara Flynn Boyle, Johnny Knoxville, Rosario Dawson, Tony Shalhoub and Rip Torn in supporting roles.
Go to our Store for Awesome Stuff - theawesomestore.com
Get some Nostalgia Critic T-Shirts here - shrsl.com/?~96c0
See more at our Site: channelawesome.com
Facebook: / channelawesome
Twitter: / channelawesome
Instagram: / channelawesome
Like Doug on Facebook: / 127127037353766
The ONLY Official KZhead channel for the Nostalgia Critic and Channel Awesome.
New Nostalgia Critic episodes every Wednesday at 5PM CST.
#NostalgiaCritic #MenInBlack #WillSmith
What did everyone think of Men in Black II? Support this week's charity - www.alachuahabitat.org/ Watch more Nostalgia Critic here - bit.ly/NCPlayList Follow us on Twitch - www.twitch.tv/channelawesome
Can you review Madeline?
Mib 2 was good!
This Channel is Awesome
I thought you were reviewing cats and what happened? It’s was copyright claims wasn’t it
RIO 2
Actually, it makes sense that Will goes back to his younger self once K gets his memories back. A lot of people begin acting like their old selves when they get around their original trainer/master/parent. Also, the reason K calls Laura "baby" is because it's hinted that he is her biological father.
Thanks for beating me to it. I honestly wasn't sure if I even remembered that right or not. Still kind of weird for Tommy Lee Jones to say "baby" in any context but at least there is some reason...
And about the pizza place scene, to me it always felt more like J was trying to show off to his mentor and prove that he had grown and was as good as his mentor. This was why he tried to find these obscure clues and signs rather than look for the simple and obvious.
It's slips like this that make me wonder how much attention they pay to the films. This was pretty obvious.
Seeing someone I'm subscribed to in the comments of someone else I'm subscribed to is always nice
It's a phenomenon called "personality regression", and it can happen around anyone from your past whom you haven't seen in a long time. That's one of the reasons recovering addicts are encouraged to not reconnect with old friends and acquaintances that they got drunk or high with as the phenomenon often leads to relapsing into addiction.
“It rains because you’re sad, baby.” I always assumed that was a subtle implication that K was actually her father, but wasn’t ready to admit it yet, and that they had planned on getting to that in the next sequel. (They do establish that K and Laura’s mother had kind of a thing…)
Same
Same
Came down here looking for this, I think its obvious because the alien who dies at the restaurant is taking care of Laura, she says "A man I've known my whole life vanished in front of my eyes...", It was also K's friend (Hinted by the picture at the restaurant) and then theres K's romance and that "baby" line. K didnt want to send his own daughter away so he left her on earth and then neuralized himself to avoid the temptation of seeing her and put her in danger leaving clues for himself at the same time in case the evil plant lady came back.
"So Laura is Laurana's daughter. Did Y'all?"
@@Sir_Uncle_Ned "--Mission's done, let's go kid"
Biz Markie didn’t even get to appreciate the shoutout. RIP.
To the legend
The reason K called Laura “baby” was because the movie implied she is his daughter and her mother was the Zarthan queen Luarana. As a side note, if Laura really was K’s daughter, then that means he’s had a thing with three women in as many movies.
Wdym?
@@redhood7650 late response but in MIB 1 there was K's wife, MIB 2 was Luarana, and in the third one he may have had a thing with O.
I love how the Nostalgia Critic has very reasonable opinions, as most movies are not truly 'bad', they're just mediocre or forgettable; a very honest reviewer.
That’s something I also really appreciate about Doug. I think he’s pretty fair
It seems like it's in recent years it has become that way. Most of his early or mid videos have him tearing things apart. I wish he was this fair when he reviewed Street fighter or Batman and Robin.
@@sparrow420500 Agreed. Though his earlier work was really entertaining in that sense.
@@sparrow420500 100% agree. I’ve watched all of his seasons and he was definitely more brutal in earlier seasons lol but still a lot of fun
@@antonjackson9934 you're not wrong. I kind of miss it, it was the reason I became a fan of his to begin with, even when we had different opinions of the movies he was ripping up, which was more than a handful of times. lol
Michael Jackson's cameo in this movie is probably one of the funniest cameos ever.
Edit: Apparently the NC disagrees... #MJinnocent
Yeah, it’s still a shame we never got an “AGENT M “ spin-off movie.
All the better since it's kinda self-riffing for his strange appearance at the time.
@@TheUnholyHandGrenade I doubt if he got that that was why they were asking him to be in it.
@@MandleRoss MJ had a lot of problems, but he wasn't stupid.
"Do you think Tommy Lee Jones can kick your ass". With how much J gets thrown around in these movies and the fact that K literally jumped kicked an alien in the most unusual way...yes
It's a shame that Biz Markie that was in this movie just passed away. RIP
RIP BIZ
It's ironic he died two days after this review was up.
@@adude8424 *sniff* *cries in tears* okay one last time people before he goes to heaven, "nobody beats the biz"
I don’t know why but I find lee’s “no smoking” line delivery so funny
All the crazy shit happening around him, and he decided that this is the one thing he acts on.
Right lol
@@Sir_Uncle_Ned I mean, yeah, I think when the guy who's usually always in control of the situation finds that the situation's changed in ways no one could ever really comprehend, I'd try to at least control what little I can too lol
Doug: "Hello, I'm the Nostalgia Critic. I remember so you don't have to." :::FLASH::: Agent J: "We'll see about that."
“He’s a Ball-Chinian” is one of those lines that I’m embarrassed I found so funny as a kid.
Im a sock-chinian
I thought of this scene the other day and how funny it was but I couldn't think of what movie it came from. I reunited!
Same
It was the only line I remembered from this movie.
I think it’s pretty funny still, I mean it’s basically the same style of humor as Rick and Morty
To me, MIB3 was the perfect send-off for the comedic duo of K and J, with a beautiful bittersweet reveal of the origin of their bond, at the end. MIB2 is a nice guilty pleasure of mine.
"It came with a black dude but he kept getting pulled over." K's "yep" to this line is just perfect... just the fact that it made perfect sense to him.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 👍🏿👍🏿
Gets even more perfect when you find out that line was improvised
How did i miss that joke as a kid?
Funny how the corny jokes Doug liked in this movie, the only actual funny one he found cringe.
@@7inuyoukainoyume7 yeah that’s what I’ve heard as well
The idea with that baby at the end was to imply that Laura was his K's kid. Since he and Laurana were together or at least were implied to be.
I did think that too.
As I recall he tells her she's as "beautiful as your mother" as he sends her off in her ship. So yeah it's implied she may be his daughter or at least the daughter of someone he loved.
he felt fatherly towards her but to me it wasn't clear if he was her father. if he was, uh, kinda a deadbeat :/
@@RilianSharp to be fair tends to happen when you have your memory erased.
@@Zaelin94 but there was the decades before that that he was working for mib. and then he went back to his wife but not his daughter? orrr maybe he never knew about her before? i don't remember it being explained sufficiently in the movie.
It's funny you should say "The writers of Rick and Morty took over", because in the episode Morty's Mindblowers, Rick says "Men in Black II was just a joyless cash grab!"
Strange doug walker never refferance it.
When you realize this was posted 2 days before The Biz Passed Away Rest in Power Biz Markie ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽
The baby line that K Days fun fact is a kind of glossed over detail where they seem to imply that the light is his daughter. He makes a comment about how she's just as beautiful as her mother
Let's See What Doug Walker Thinks Of Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs...
That or do a whole month on the ice age movies…😁😇
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs sounds like a good one
He did it years ago
@@ericwalsh2954 since when?
Why not cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2
When are you going to cover "The Princess Bride"? You know... the ultimate nostalgic movie?
Their was once a comedian who brought a bus driver onto the show for a skit, but the bus driver was the one making everyone laugh just for his strange laugh. Half the skit was skipped cuz the comedian couldn't get any jokes in and he struggled not to laugh because he was supposed to be the funny one. Nostalgia Critic reviewing Princess Bride would be equivalent to that. Doug's hilarious, but that movie is a whole other level.
@@donjezza10 Would still be worth it.
8:12. R.I.P. Biz. Got a "he's pretty cool" from NC just days before you passed.
Two days in fact...
I would still watch this in a heartbeat than sit through MIB: International again.
DEFINITELY
Right there with you, my man
Fair enough
I had a feeling it was going to suck so i never bothered watching it.
He needs to review MIB: International, now
Ok, this movie is good BUT THE ANIMATED SERIES IS THE BEST THING IN THIS FRANCHISE!
Damn right
Damn Skippy
Dude I whole heartedly agree. It's strange, but I NEVER hear anyone talk about the animated series when it was cool as all hell. It used to be on Netflix, but now it's gone for some reason.
What about the universal ride?
The animated series is on crackle. You have to deal with ads, but it's there.
I know a lot of people criticise how the MIB would hire people like Warburton's character who are genuinely stupid and unprofessional. I always thought the joke was was that Will Smith selected people like him because he wanted to be the smart one of the two, so he needed to actively look for people stupider than he was.
R.i.P. Marcel Theo Hall, a.k.a Biz Markie (April 8, 1964-July 16, 2021).
The ending to the original men in black is one of my favorite scenes. I love the passing the torch moments it's a good send off a great character
I actually always loved that "It rains because you're sad, baby." line.
seriously, why does he think it would be better if it rained when she was happy? the whole point is she subconsciously controls the weather? if she was happy and it was raining, it wouldn't "add character", it would destroy that whole plot? right?
@@WillMcFarland It would show a sense of irony and depth, if it rains when she is sad but in a scene she says happy when it is raining then that'd mean she's lying about her happiness. It would give her a character moment of subtlety and depth.
The point of it raining when she's sad is to show she has powers without being heavy handed on what they are. To show that she's special without using fireworks and a neon billboard.
Also don't get why Doug is calling foreshadowing an easter egg.
Honestly with how many people started saying, 'oh, it rains when I'm sad too' I thought it might have been to make people feel special if that happened to them. Sort of an interesting note of empathy for bringing some audience in.
8:13 literally just saw an article saying he just passed away. RIP
RIP BIZ MARKIE. I REMEMBER THIS MOVIE WAS THE FIRST TIME I HEARD OF HIM.
I didn't know he died last month! This is really sad news. RIP Biz Markie.
This movie for all the things wrong with it is still hilarious. There's so many times I just couldn't stop laughing when I first saw this. The locker aliens, the blue globe, the rant J goes on to the train passengers. Just damn are those moments funny.
J and the aliens speaking in beatbox is one of the more memorable moments for me.
"*Neuralyzer* The city of New York would like to thank you for participating in our drill. Had this been an actual emergency, Y'all would'a been eaten! Coz Y'all don't listen. You're ignorant. How can a man come bashing through the back of the subway when- that's the problem with ALL Y'all New Yorkers. 'Oh, we've seen it all.' 'Oh no, a 600-foot worm! Save us Mr. black man!' And I come in and I ask everyone nicely 'move to the next car.' Y'all just sit there like-. *Neuralyzer*"
@@Sir_Uncle_Ned “Thank you for participating in our drill.” 😂
The "Don't touch that!" feels almost like an homage to the animated series, where K touches a mind augmenting relic, which makes him super smart, but will also cause his head to eventually explode. So the last thing he does before death, is use a time machine to yell at himself, "Don't touch that!".
They imply that Laura is the love child of Kay and the alien princess chick, so when he calls her "baby" it comes across more affectionate than creepy.
I honestly never found that line creepy. I know that Kay wasn't hitting on her or anything even when I was a kid. I assumed at the time he was just being kind and protective. I eventually made the connection that she is probably his kid years later which just made the scene better in that context.
The novelization is better than the film. I like that Jay isn’t dumb, he’s overcompensating to impress Kay…who doesn’t care. And in the novel the girl isn’t The Light, it’s her necklace so she can stick around as an agent.
Doug, you realize he's her father right? That's why he calls her baby
Ah I didn't get this
Sometimes in his reviews, he can't see the forest for the trees
I always considered the Men in Black trilogy to be pretty good. Yes MIB 2 was the weak one, but K losing his memory was a nice touch. Josh brolin in MIB 3 killed it though
me too expect men in black internanotial sucks
@@robertroy92 yea 100%
Mib 3 is my favourite they prepare thanos back in 2012
men in black 3 sucked
@@jackanderson719 mib 3 is amazing it didn't sucked
The question still stands: Who and WHY would you stack pizza boxes like that?
15:05 - Come on, you missed a perfectly good chance to dub in the Liu Kang sound effect from _Mortal Kombat._
Honestly I also hate the whole “greatest this person there ever was” thing you sometimes see in detective crime shows and movies and others like it, though some can be guilty pleasures but this movie was just not one of them.
I could kind of understand that if it were done by people comparing Agent J's performance to Agent K's......though I don't think that would work well with the rest of the film.
It was addressed in the first movie, as somebody who left eveything for the organization, also you can see how even their boss is not as a serious dedicated man as him, ig there is a movie for this, i guess tommy lee's character fits well
The only thing I will remember about this movie:The fact that the main villain was a sexy alien villainess but sadly had the personality of a brick wall.
KZhead: Hey I heard you like ads, so I put an ad inside your ad giving you room for more ads. Me: Your not even trying anymore are you?
" _Flush me J, Flush me!_ " That one always gets me x3 And I love the Doggo!
I'm sure Doug was going to review CATS, but the Men in Black neuralized him and they told him to review MIB 2 instead.
I'm thinking the same thing!!!
Might be next weeks review
Same
I can just see it, Doug's on his computer trying to come up with a good script when he hears the doorbell. Two guys in black are at the door, one neutralizes him while the other deletes his script and replaces it with the MIB2 title. The story one says is, "You're not reviewing Cats, that's a piece of shit movie, instead, you're going to review Men in Black 2"
Oh. You saw that too? I knew I wasn’t going crazy. 😉
Doug is gonna make us all forget about Men In Black: International!
I forgot about that movie until you mentioned it.
What movie again?
No need we already forgot about it. What movie were we talking about again
i did till you mentioned it, then i saw a poster in this review.
3 was actually good I would go as far and say on par with 1.
The reason TLJ refers to Dawson as "baby" is to subtly tell her she's his daughter.
Oh my god, I read it as "The Last Jedi" and was so confused XD
*8:53** Is Pretty Cathartic Now Haha!*
Question: would you consider reviewing the Night At The Museum movies?
Yes
I agree.
the ben stiller movies i actually like...
I completely forgot about those. He definitely should.
i love that film :) i worked in a museum for some time ;)
Fanscription Idea: What if Agent L (Linda Fiorentino) returned in MiB 2?
Make it more of a "passing the torch" story? Yes please!
Isn't that basically Men in Black the animated series though. Ironically, I always feel like 2 and 3 are spinoffs/sequel hybrids of the first one more than the animated series because the trilogy (and MIB International) as a whole kinda feels a bit disconnected plotwise
I wish there had been an "All hail critic! All hail critic!" at the end.
I'll never forget my experience with this. When MIB 1 came out, I was 10 and my mom worked at a movie theater, so I watched it a ton! When I heard about the sequel coming out, 5 years later, I was ecstatic. The hype was real, and I couldn't wait. Saw it opening day and.... was SO disappointed. Two weeks later, someone gave me a free ticket to watch it again. I said to myself, why not, it's free. But went in expecting absolute shit. But I found myself.... Really enjoying it. Still nowhere near as good as the first but, it was still funny! Now to this day, I call it the "Men In Black 2 Syndrome". If you're hyped about something too much, you might not be able to enjoy it for what it is.
With the baby line from K, isn't it insinuated throughout the movie that he's her dad? Or am I the only who thought that?
I think I suspected that even when I was probably early teens and watched it, just those hints in regards to K and the alien queen from the opening
Well he did love her mother and might have started to fall into the role of her father, doesn't mean he is, but it does insinuate he has that connection. Sadly, as NC pointed out, it can come across as creepy as the movie might not have done well in covering the relationship, so many won't see or feel that he has any father-daughter relationship going
You need to do a "Was that Real?" On the Animated series, not only was the animation top notch it has one of the best opening themes I've ever heard.
I think he could also do one or two of the 'creepy toons' that series too.... J getting pregnant was always a creep out episode for me.
"Those twin towers ain't gonna be so tall anymore." MIB the Animated Series May 2001 OOOF
@@Skullkaiser No one could of suspected that that would happen back then.
@@angelsinthewindow well...
Biz Marky died the day after you mentioned him in a video, what are the odds.
To have only just recently watched this, then learn Biz Markie died? Man that's some dark luck.
From IMDB: Famke Janssen was originally cast as Serleena and completed some scenes before dropping out due to a death in the family, with the role subsequently recast with Lara Flynn Boyle. -Halle Berry, Jennifer Lopez and Yeardley Smith originally auditioned for the part of Serleena.
The fuck is Yeardly Smith doing out of the recording studio?!?!
Halle Berry would’ve been great in this role
I’m surprised that Doug didn’t make any jokes about the opening for…obvious reasons.
Could’ve been a great deviantart joke 😂
The scene that launched *way too many* fetishes. Really would have been a perfect moment for his "Fe-tish Mo-vie" line but I guess since it was so close to the opening that the KZhead bots may have axed the video so I can see him having restraint.
He could've but, then it would've quickly turned into a dig at the DeviantART fetish community, again...
8:10 Can’t believe that Biz Markie just died… 😢
I just binge watched all three of the original MiB trilogy. And all of them are fantastic in their own ways.
Does this mean there will be a review for Men in Black International?
I hope so
I think this was one of the films affected by 9/11. From what I recall, they had to make changes, particularly to the ending, due to the sensitivities of the time.
No wonder it was at the Statue of Liberty and it had that AMERICA feel
From what I heard the ending was supposed to be on the WTC instead of whatever building they used.
I always assumed he called her “baby” at the end because he was her father. They make it kinda clear that he had a relationship with her mother so it was always just an assumption.
I just thought of a fanscription: agent K is like MiB's winter soldier after the 1st movie. But after the problem is fixed, he is brought back to his wife though he has residual memories of what happened.
17:03 Ah, so the aliens live in Beetlejuice's town model?
I think my favorite moment from this movie is the call back to that conversation between K and J about "better to have loved and lost than not have loved at all" and K respons "try it" and then at the endind of this movie J is in that position.
Nostalgia critic mentions Biz and he just today passed away. How tragic RIP
I always felt the "Baby" line was more fatherly.
"Yeah, some of these jokes are dated, but others...("Actually, it came with a black dude, but he kept getting pulled over.)...are now uncomfortable."
Uncomfortable, yet still current & relevant
I still like that joke
Better than MIB3’s awkward joke about how black people can drive nice cars but his was stolen but that’s not the point….yeesh, at least the ‘pulled over’ quip was quick and subtle.
comedy is our coping mechanism
@@lewiskazinsky7334 Didn’t bother me. Also don’t forget “ I stole them both. Car from your wife, suit from your grandmother!!
"get someone from Rick & Morty" is something that is said in Hollywood alot right now, but yeah its easy to see how a R&M type, could give us a sequel that lives up to the promise of a Men In Black universe.
get someone from season 1 or 2 the guys from seasons 3 to 5 are getting creepily weird no joke the latest episode as of this comment's wiritng was ... disgusting... is like they tried to imitate DOOM PATROL's Season 2 episode "Sex Patrol" in a disgusting way
I mean.. considering this movie has a primary joke about a character having balls on his chin, I think it might be a perfect choice right about now. Considering that Rick and Morty has recently approached a Family Guy level of humor, and they INVENTED balls-on-chin humor Edit: Just looking back two episodes, we have had boobs-on-elbows humor, living sperm monsters creating an incest baby, and full-on horse/human makeout followed by slimy horse birth... R&M has passed even Family Guy
I hate how the takeaway is always, "Wow, this thing is popular so let's copy it- never mind that the reason it was popular because it was unique."
@@kingsleycy3450 I could argue that R&M copied most of its schtick from The Venture Bros.
@@louisduarte8763 You could argue that. You just won't be convincing.
all right guys, as always heres my skip-to timestamps: video starts at: 0:49 review starts at: 2:03 also the promotional portion at 12:15 ends at 14:59, you can just skip through that part finally, video ends at: 21:30
2 days after, and now I’m suddenly sad R.I.P. Biz Markie
@10:48 Speaking of Megavolt where's our dark gritty live action Darkwing Duck Movie? Followed by a live action Tailspin
Nope...have a live action Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers instead.
I think he should review “Tommy Boy”.
Tommy Boy 2: Rise of the Doryan Burlison
love that movie so funny. also please review black sheep
I don't know what you're talking about; the Men in Black followup was great! Hear me out. It had a bunch of new aliens although, yes, there were some minor changes to the fan favorites. We see some real character growth from J, and a gradual acceptance from K as he adapts to the job working through perseverance. L actually played a pretty big role and the three main characters tackled a lot of new and interesting topics and adventures. They kept the lighthearted joking nature while also entering into some incredibly dangerous and weird situations. It had one of the most mesmerizing and catchy openings, showing viewers a complete synopsis of everything they need to know thus far. Oh, and also, it was an animated series.
4:15 Holy Crap, Hitchcock?! Or is it Scully, I can never remember?
I did enjoy this movie as a kid, and there are still some memorable scenes/jokes that I continually go back to more than the first, particularly the fight between J and and those alien goons. I lose it at: “bend him!” every time!
Rewatching this again, I'm just waiting for Rosario Dawson to turn into Ahsoka Tano and slash the alien lady to pieces with her lightsabers
Just like Suicide Squad, Will is doing his best in the movie
I’m surprised when it got to David Cross he didn’t say anything about “Didn’t he die In the first movie?”
To be fair, I didn't recognize him in the first one after seeing him in the second until years later.
There's a missed opportunity for one of the guys being Jay, Malcolm being Kay, and possibly Tamara or one of the other ladies being L.
It's official, he's gonna do Cats
Biz markie died literally a day after this review dropped. Rest In Peace biz, our favorite beatboxing alien.
I feel like J became "dumb" because K in full jear is just so intimidating that he felt like he had to prove he was better than when K left.
You should do a top 11 of mystery incorporated episodes
@@goodburger1114 that's why he said *should*
Interesting.
A bit strange that he is doing the 2nd one first. Thought he would do the 1st one, then 2nd and 3rd one. Also Johnny Knoxvilles character was completely forgotten about. No really, he was in the film and the director just forgot about him.
Although he was mentioned later on by one of the worm people as the one who kidnapped Laura.
Well, when he did the Jurassic Parks, he did 2, 1, 3.
Wish he would've done a month on the franchise, reviewing all four movies and the cartoon
He did the Mulan movies out of order too.
@mmt 1459 he reviewed and more analyses then makes fun of some of the better movies (terminator 1 and 2) for example
Your pronunciations at the end were just find Doug! Glad to hear you doing a shoutout for an area close to home! :))
12:00 this didnt age well
Nope 🤣
U read my mind I knew people would come back to this
I remember my cousin bragging he got this movie on dvd spring break of 2003 now I feel old 😢
8:25---Look up Karl Pilkington/Stephen Merchant chat on MiB2, where Karl compares Stephen to the "multi-armed" alien (it's honestly hysterical how pissed off Merchant gets)
Oh, Karl and his commentaries…It’s not a total miss, they do share some features and both are redheads.
I've never heard anyone complain about this movie? I didn't know it was considered bad. I heard more people complaining about the 3rd one, which I absolutely adored. As for this one... I haven't seen the newest, so this is still my least favorite, but I never thought it was bad, just... not as good
Eerie that Biz Markie would pass away just two days after this video was uploaded
R.I.P. Rip Torn
I think the best scene was possibly when K remembers what happened when he got the Light.
Wait wait I remember this slightly. Yeah I remember the girl having emotional based storm/avatar powers. I also remember assuming the next movie would be about her using her avatar powers on different alien planets with an alien partner maybe. Why didn't we get that instead of the recent film trying to pinch off the popularity of the nostalgia?
R.I.P Biz
1 is fun, 2 is "meh", 3 is surprisingly good.
I'd love to see the NC's take on 3. Especially since I can't really articulate why I like 3 better than 2. I just do.
@@tuschman168 3 was just so good compared to what came before. It has a good script, good performances, and just a feel good vibe to it. Even though TLJ isn't in it much himself, Josh Brolin makes you believe he's the same person. The dialogue between Smith and Jones at the end also just was such a sweet moment. The series should've ended with that.
I feel like the bad fighting from Zed and K we’re absolutely intentional. It’s a silly sci fi movie, so it gets silly sci-fi fighting.
Homage the the bad fighting of 60s sci fi shows and serials
This review re-reminded me of Biz Markie and prompted me to go listen to his discography for the first time. Wow the timing could not me more crazy. Mere days later and he is gone. RIP legend.
8:13 Rest in Peace He died soon after this came out
I'll just stick with the cartoon series as the real sequel to the Men In Black movie.
i can respect that, the TAS was pretty damn good, not Batman TAS good but a lot better than this.
MIB 3 is very good.
I always thought MiB 2 was a follow-up to the series (Never watched much of that series, but I remember it being decent).
Honestly I'm glad he didn't talk about Serlena and her online presence
Ditto, the less that terrible creature is remember the better.
@@orionrokoh1290 Not what I meant lol
I never understood why when the Light is crying at the end of the movie, it's only raining inside her pod and not outside. It wasn't raining inside the pizza place but outside when the manager was killed. So why is it the other way around at the end of the movie?