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James Darrell Edwards III (Will Smith) undergoes a series of tests, along with other candidates. They don’t know exactly why they’re here.
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A police officer (Will Smith) joins Men in Black, a secret organization that supervises extraterrestrial lifeforms on Earth and hides their existence from ordinary humans.
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That table drag never disappoints 😂
for some reason the paper rip is just too funny xD
Closed-Caption: "Horrible Scraping Sound"
"You wanna get down on this?"
I have to say, watching the table drag scene when i was young gave me enough confidence to execute these kinds of solutions in similar situations... Just be able to do something different then everybody else in the room :)
@@terezacervenakova3512 The last sentence ~ it's "than".
“He’s just really excited, and he has no idea why we’re all here.”😂
Kid. Stop
That's just... That's very funny to me. Y'all ain't laughing, though. 😂😂😂
@Sam0193 penny wise is a Troll
He has *no clue
Well, ...I don't have a fecking clue why I'm here either...
"He sneezing, ain't no real threat there" - oooh how times have changed
LMFAOO
😂
This comment is funnier than credited.
Sneezing isn't a symptom of covid19. You'd think even idiots would know this 1.5 year into the pandemic.
@@HyunaTheHyena it's just a joke
You can see Zed's reaction change from "yep this is the right guy" to "but he's gonna be a pain in my butt" really quickly lol
The slight smirk right before he says "eased off my back about it"
The writing, shooting and will's improv on these scenes are classic.
Oh yes it is indeed :D
Which part did he improv
@@gstark5485 that whole little dialogue where he goes “ya boy captain America over here. Best of the best of the best, sir....with honors” doesn’t sound scripted at all lol especially “y’all ain’t laughing tho”
@Rengi das uhhh....okay rengi das
@Rengi das I honestly wouldn't be surprised If he had improved most of the scenes here. During the Prince show, He was responsible for most of the dialogues and improvs. The rest of the cast would just go with the flow... Will is special.
Let's just say it; this movie is a masterpiece.
Indeed
All 3 of them..
@@MithunraiOG idk man, that might be pushing it.
Only this one. Others are just crap.
And suddenly they just have to make another one with a Mary Sue
Poor Tiffany was carrying her older siblings books! 😭
your profile pic and name tag goes well with the comment XD
Carrying your older sister's books is tight
casually walking in an alien ghetto is still sussy though xD
at night?No way dude
Then shoot her older siblings, XD
"Congratulations Gentlemen, you're everything we've come to expect from years of Government training"
Ouch but true
hahaha
10 year old me: Joke goes over my head. Adult me: LMAO
The veiled, sarcastic disdain is hilarious.
dam, that line is dripping with acid. 😂
I like how Will Smith’s character was right about everything he said.
Like what
@@lordmind the recruits not really knowing for what they are being recruited, the sneezing and exercising aliens.
Cleaver and intelligent writing, ah the 90's.
@@lordmind Zed says they're looking for the best, but doesn't say why or for what they're looking for the best, which is the reason J lifted his hand (also notice the recruit who tried to answer the question, his name and last name start with a J "Jake Jensen" so they were definitely looking for a J), asking what you're going to do is smart because you may be in a scam. The written test everybody was having troubles with their sheets and only J went for the table to be comfortable. Lastly the shooting test, J's way of thinking is cool because from a bunch of "monster" there's a little girl with advanced books "Something doesn't belong here".
Imagine that! The star of the film getting the best lines! Who ever thought of that? It's almost as if it's scripted!
I love how he has no idea but he's literally perfect MiB material just from his nature. Such a good part of the movie.
He has been trained all of his life since his real father died
Just like me
I like to think that's what Zed wanted, a person who thought out the box and questioned why he has to do whatever
@MUFC no,cricket will be the no 1 game in future . T20 and t10 gonna rule
@@yuvrajrathore356 its a retcon
They put the table there for a reason. Everybody in the room was struggling writing on that paper so it took a intelligent/ambitious man that didn’t care what the people in the room say or think of him to drag the table to him. He worked smart and not hard.
he worked hard too, that table was heavy. Him dragging it over with the screeching noise while everyone stared also showed he didn't care what was thought about him, as long as he got the job done
@@BeetleBuns They were probably supposed to use the side table next to them
pull that table is pretty hard too
No
@@BroomeBlocker4 it wasn’t a table, more a dish. But it can still be used
Recently I saw this movie with my 13 year old daughter, just to show her one of my fave childhood movies. When J pulled over the table with this long squeak she laughed so hard^^
:)
time goes fast....
U watched this as a child in 1997, and u have a 13 yrs old daughter..? Just thinking how old u were wen the movie came out.
@@Puns7733 In 1997 I was twelve, my daughter was born 2007 when I was 22 years old 😉
@@quissy4541 well, then that's sweet, God bless..
RIP. Here rests little Tiffany. Shot dead by a cop while carrying her disabled elder sister's books through a rough neighborhood.
I'd have also considered her a threat because she is so calm midst of aliens roaming around
😂🤣😂
And during an Alien invasion.
Well played, sir/ madam. Well played. :)
@A Hobo Hippie Manchild Definitely! Smash that like button and press subscribe if you... what the hell am I talking about??? I've watched too many people e-begging for my own good.
What a profound scene. Common sense isn't so common. He was the only one utilising the table in the room everyone was too anxious to even realise they needed. The test wasn't the paper it was to see whether they would actually be smart enough to realise that. Also he was able to spot the not so obvious in a situation where you would assume the obvious. The perfect balance of common Sense and critical thinking.
Common sense..is not so common...
Well spoken.
I agree with you on using the table but the shooting range come on...You want me to believe an alien with fangs, claws and whatnot hanging from a street lamp is doing pull ups? Or sneezing just because has a tissue in one hand?
@@federicos8082 I think it;s connected to the specific of the world they are living in. There is a lot of strange looking aliens that are not dangerous and there is also a lot of aliens who can take different shapes. So to this job they needed someone who don't judge by look and can smell a danger when it's hidden.
@@federicos8082 it's not about how dangerous or peaceful the aliens are, he saw and thought about every little detail even though it was loud, crowded and dark
One of my favorite scenes
Years ago it was easy to get the verification badge. Now it's very hard, one must have at least 100k subs
It was the best of the best of the best, sir!
Lol
@@C4MMU5 So?
Same
Ironic that in the new MIB International they chose Molly because she's exactly like the guys they explicitly didn't choose in the first one.
No she WAS the little girl that reads books which are waaaay above her head.
You watched that pile of shit?
Funny how Hollywood's interpretation of a 'strong woman' is a 120 lb attractive robot like expressionless woman who just kicks everyone's ass and says sassy SJW/PC stuff. looool.... Good ol' Hollyweird. Actually nice with COVID that Hollyweird has taken a backseat to far better independent films that ignore a lot of that bullshit.
@@indomitusEvehementis I had no clue it existed til this comment
@@aa-ze5cz like that Willy's wonderland film where Nicholas cage fought rejected fnaf characters and killed em
Me as kid: Oh he is so dumb, but it´s hilarious. But they will never pick him. Me as an adult: He is actually right about everything and they should pick him.
thats why kids are stupid you just gave an example as yourself as a kid
@@lottexy Kids are dumb
I'm surprised so many people agreed with this.. I don't understand how, even as a child, you wouldn't look at the way this is constructed and the responses J gives and just be like... oooh okay that actually makes sense, yeah he gives good reasons they'll pick him.
@@lukefreeman828 I just wrote how i felt it and clearly many people did the same
@@seele_verloren Exactly
That first part was gold, "he was all like best of the best of the best sir. But he doesn't know "WHY" we are here for."
Even though it's just a movie. All these people accepted to be there without knowing why... so... yeah. I wouldn't go to a job interview if I didn't know what I'm signing up for. lol
Yeah, we know HOW we got here but WHY are we here.
@Dodadeus That makes them soldiers. An army where every soldier spends too much time doubting their orders will not function
Perfect soldier and/or future cop. Too stupid to do anything other than what you're told without questions
@@greenhouse3505 Perfect soliders yes, but cops need to be able to think more freely, doesn't mean that's what happens.
This scene is possibly my favorite scene of ANY movie I've ever seen. Captain America's face at 0:48 is priceless. You can tell he's trying so hard not to laugh. 🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
Greatest scene in the film which explains difference between "Education" and "Smarts" In the film, you have an ENTIRE gaggle of highly trained men who don't ask questions, don't contrive grievances and don't bother looking for practical solutions. The soldiers are given chairs that serve no ergonomic purpose, But James is able to discern practical solution by stealing a table. At the shooting range, soldiers empty mags firing on all creatures. While J fires one round and largely gives no qualms about suspicious characters; As a cop he's taught to control his fire in public.
That is great explaination thank you
No, that's the really bad attempt at trying to distinguish "Education" and "Smart", no sane people would believe any of these aliens not being a threat, they're "aliens", that's why it's a comedy you see. In a comedic world, sane people, smart people become idiots because that is a comedic world.
@@khoile9807 rileks bro...you can't denied educated people aren't smart ... educated you know stuff...smart is how you use stuff
@@erenesqandarrazor8706 Wrong again, how you use stuff is also taught to you. The "smart" indicators is how fast you can learn a new knowledge, how fast and how much data your brain can process. Street smart here is just you've learnt stuff that is taught on the street. In order to make it to the top of any "education", you 99% have to be smart yourself in order to distinguish yourself from the rest. It's just that in this case, that kind of smart is not needed. You're street smart, how would that help you if people need you to fix a nuclear reactor? You can't comprehend the knowledge of that reactors, how can you fix it? How can you "use" stuff if you can't understand the stuff? Your failure is defining the word alone crumbles your argument.
@@erenesqandarrazor8706 I totally agree with you, educated does not mean smart, educated can be dumb. Smart is the way you think and the way you treat everything in a more flexible way. Enough though fixing a nuclear reactor requires knowledge, you are smart enough to know you need to learn the operation of a reactor, rather than just educated to fix a reactor in a dumb way. This World needs smart people who can educate themselves but not educated dumb people.
Edward: "You boy Captain America over here" Agent K in the next room: *smile*
it all makes sense now lol
I understood that reference
yep, we all watch the same video, so why repeat ?
@@mocskoskukorica Guess who Tommy Lee Jones played in a Marvel movie in 2011. It's ironic, considering how this clip is about thinking outside of the box.
@Freedom Solossa He did such a perfect job too. It's almost as if they went back in time and got a younger tommy lee jones lmao.
He showed how he could adapt his environment to his advantage and wasn't held back by a need to fit in. That takes creativity and the courage to be himself. He read the context of the room before he decided to take action. That shows concientiousness. He also doesnt feel compelled to needlessly respect authority, he thinks for himself.
Absolutely. He had enough respect for himself to poke fun at the situation, because they wouldn't tell them what the tests were for.
Thing is, MIB doesn't operate as a military, the closest analogy to what they do is no different to that of a police officer except on a semi-larger scale of importance. MIB are basically a combination of boarder patrol, detectives, and beat cops just as a means of helping or isolating the extra-terrestrial communities. K had the right idea for picking out J for this line of work since he already had prior career and life experience necessary as an NYPD beat cop who needs to get a feel for the situation around him by asking questions. Jarheads like the other candidates only know how to follow orders on a "Shoot First, Ask Questions Later" mentality, and are most-likely to start an international incident by sheer accident.
I like how you said how he wasn't held back by the need to fit in. Shows he's not afraid to stick out which is exactly what it's gonna be like as an MIB agent
I love how the army guy makes his statement and then at 0:36 looks at Will like he's a complete idiot - like he actually knows what he was doing when in fact he was totally oblivious.
Lmaooo omg yes !! I was literally lookin to see if someone said this because his smug look on his face when he looked at will was priceless. Also at 0:50 you can see the dude holding in his laugh 😂
@@Mishimakazumato There's lots happening in first scene, but the core theme is "questioning authority". J questions Zed why they are here, and the Cadet answers with a non-answer simply to appease authority. Zed's nod towards him is priceless. At 1:30, the facial expression on the Cadet is smug/confident looking at J. Once they get into the written test, J drags table towards himself to help write which is a good idea. Zed didn't say they could use the table, but he also didn't say they couldn't. He asks the Cadet if he wants to use the table with him. After he does that at 3:29 the Cadets emotions switch and shows fear/uncertainity. In the Cadets mind, Jay is breaking the rules and going against authority because Zed never told them they could use the table. The Cadet is really great and makes this scene. The difference in his emotions looking at J from 1:30 to 3:29 demonstrates how J is different.
@@cheefzed985it’s crazy that even at a young age I was able to comprehend that! I was just so young, that I found it more comical, than honestly, logical lol. I did know what he was saying, and doing made sense though.
Something to note in military settings is discretion. They've been selected to fulfill a role they don't believe they've reached clearance level to be told about yet.
For some reason this is the most memorable scene in this movie for me. Will Smith awkwardly trying to fill out a test in an uncomfortable chair with no desk, that's just...thats very funny to me
@John Wallace HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA The reply I was looking for to this comment
A job like that, they need a guy who thinks outside the box!
Yes. That's the point they're making. Well done.
Actually, if the multiverse doesn't exist in the MiB world, the fix was in. K knew J would wear the suit and be his partner. Makes total sense why K would stick up for J in the hiring process, even if Sonnenfeld didn't know it at the time this movie was made. But it's a great scene in hindsight...
Actually think outside the “egg”.
The other point is that he was the only person doing the right job. MIB isn't a military, it doesn't go out shooting everything that moves. They are a police force. Those soldiers went in like a squad of executors, clearing out aliens, instead of assessing them and determining if there is a threat. He went in and assessed. He did what an MIB agent should do, think first, evaluate threat, and respond. He acted like a good police officer, and that's what MIB wants.
@@unigaming9921 Yeah, because the cops never storm into a room and shoot everyone without thinking #BreonnaTaylor
"Your ain't laughing though..." Camera cut of K behind mirror - laughing.
"ya'll" not "your"
I was going to say that Dirtymane1:)
The rare occasion K is laughing.... along with interrogating Frank the Pug😆
love his face there ^^
after watching MIB3 now I get it why he laughs
When people talk about great sound design in films they usually come up with explosison and big special effects set pieces, but I think the sound of paper rustling en tearing and the moving of the table, is really brilliant
This is a 10/10 scene in a really good movie. I’m surprised I didn’t burn out the VHS tape watching this movie so many times growing up.
"Marines, Navy SEALS, Air Force, Army Rangers... NYPD" One of these is not like the others.
Air Force.
@@cpK054L Never heard of Air Force Pararescue, I assume.
@@Recoil816 I have, and I dont care. Out of what was listed, air force generally does not see combat.
@@cpK054L And New York cops see combat? Sir, enlighten us further. You're obviously well-versed in this subject.
@@Recoil816 are you a butthurt Airmen? I've never seen the biggest crybaby until I got to Kyrgyzstan after a horrible 8 months deployment. Airmen was well washed and fed and I'm covered in mud and blood while hes crying to Jane over the phone. Are you serious? NYC has more shootings than Afghanistan in my personal experience, I have lived there for 20+ years including childhood, I feel their pain when politicians are trying their hands back while BLM are doing BLM things
Classic scene. The "paper" test was not really the test at all. Whoever decided to use the table first, passed the test
Well done for watching the video and stating what happened
@@andymccreight3175 This guy would make an excellent agent
@@Rabhadh Of course! His perception and ability to think quick on his feet is mesmerising 😅😅
@@andymccreight3175 Thank you! What is it with all the KZhead vids these days with people commenting and stating the absolute obvious???
I wondered why no one stood up and wrote on top of their chair. But yes, the table was smart.
This scene is funnier, better written, and shows 10x the characterization, humanity and personality of the entire travesty that is MiB: International.
@TBRHkyleHD bro chill. The problem is just these people have never seen a good movie cause they're not 'into' it. They just watch the popular shit everyone is watching. I mean they're some people out there saying that Marvel is better than Lord of the rings. Tf wrong with them.
@@mjl11 exactly dude. They haven't been exposed to a higher quality standard. It's actually kinda sad.
0:48 look at captain America's face. He's trying so hard not to laugh 😂
Tru dat lol!
who is this captain america? that is, who is pretending to be him and why? the actor himself is not in this film
Zed clearly has some doubts about his personality, but he has to admit he got brains. He's the only one here that thinks out of the box, which is necessary for being a MIB.
kzhead.info/sun/lZ1_pdJ9opqKgac/bejne.html ......
Pulling a table over to yourself during a test is not thinking outside of the box. All of those guys would have done it. This is just poorly written.
@@aluisious the scene isn't only about 'thinking outside of the box' but also about to overcome the anxiety no matter how embarrassing your position may look.
@@aluisious Did you not see them all struggling with the paper? This was genius writing and explain how he became MIB.
@@aluisious It was making a play about the stereotype that military men and straight cut and unwilling to bend the rules when needed. Its meant to be they are so unwilling to question authority that moving the table would be too far outside the rules for them to do it.
The look on zeds face when Will smith explains... is like "yep he got it."
@Sam0193 No, Zed just doesn´t like his style, but Will´s answers were right. There is a book and there is specifically said, Tiffany was the right answer.
@Sam0193 I am talking about the movie too. Zed is in this scene kinda impressed. This movie is based on a comic book and there is clearly confirmed, that this explanation (used in movie) was right.
@@ondrejlukac5769 while I agree with you, this is very different from the comics, which portrayed the MIB as... Less Good.
@@ondrejlukac5769 Wrong! The original comic book didn't feature anything whatsoever like this scene. There was a set of comics BASED OFF THE MOVIE released later, and EVEN THAT has Zed unimpressed and questioning Will's lack of respect for authority. You are pretty confident for someone who has no idea what they are talking about.
@@ridiculouslycoolguy I am not saying that Zed was impressed in the comic book. I am saying that "Tiffany" was showed as the right answer in the comic book.
He's not snarling, he's SNEEZING! Gets me every time
this scene is, to me, the most concise example of what critical thinking skills looks like and how it differs from similar yet distinct concepts like "intelligence" and "wisdom". all the information required was right in front of them, but it takes a special quality to use each piece of it in the right way
You can see here real cinematography of the old days: The shots vibrates - No stabilization technology, No vfx, Real lighting, Shot on film, and above all... real sets!
Yeah even some indie and budget films today look like they were sterilised
@@aidemgelo agreed
@@AAvfx It's funny how a less polished look makes it feel more "real" or organic. These movies now days are so much harder to be immersed in.
It has more to do with the correct use of pacing and music, for example, this scene has no music. A lot of new films have way too much uninspiring music carelessly splattered on top of everything.
@@FromTheForest feel like that's more due to you being used to older films rather than the actual effect that the type of filmmaking has.
This why little girls should never carry books that are too smart for them. The NYPD will blow their brains out.
Lmao 🤣🤣🤣😂🤣
And people like Shamus thinks it was NYPD...
@@OriginalThisAndThat Well...this is a documentary...
No bro that's logic. Why would a little girl be in the midst surrounded by aliens? Which means that girl is an evil alien. Like what happened to Edward. Or take an example like the movie thing. The alien maybe imitated the girl form or the alien already killed that little girl before the alien transform it.
Malala
I love the scene were he slaps all the aliens to death. Classic 🙂
2:39 🔫👍
1:23 one of the best reactions in cinema history.
Back when Captain America wasn't nearly as popular as he is today.
69 likes glad to see there is still culture in the world
Is he popular today?
But everyone still knew who he was.
i think will smith added that line as he is known for adding lines to his movies
Lol it cracks me up agent K laughing and he's in captain america couple years later making fun of little Steve Rogers
"Your boy Captain America over here" No, he is sleeping in the ice now.
"The best of the best of the best, sir!" *chuckling* You know, "With Honors...." 😄
Yup. 14 years left to go. Oh wait, he's also living with his wife , Peggy.
@@axelfoley1406 That’s not how time travel works!!
I didn't understand the reference could you explain me please?
@@axelfoley1406 exactly
"You wanna get down on this?....." Me and my brother quote this line so much. WAY underrated 👌
That part about dragging the table really made a big difference to my performance as a maintenance supervisor. When I first saw this scene, I realized that I had the capacity to think outside of the box and get things done. Whoever thinks watching movies is a waste of time just don't have the ability to draw good ideas from them.
3:48 Zed's smiling, foreshadowing that J got it right. :D
3:52 then he stops smiling just because J gave him sass
The table scene has lowkey been the single most influential movie scene I ever witnessed as a kid.
Hey do you want to get in on this?
Same here man. I sometimes think of this scene when I'm in a situation where the group think influence is strong. Picking up trash people walk by, when someone looks down and no one is bring it up, helping someone with car trouble, checking doors when a whole group of people think it's locked and just assume the first guy checked. Those weird socially awkward Seinfeld moments we find ourselves all too often. It's funny how such a little scene can make such big waves.
@@BenAHowell754 EXACTLY. Sometimes leadership requires defying convention.
That one, and the one in Captain America where Steve drops the flagpole instead of climbing it to get to the flag. It's all about problem solving and being resourceful.
By using the word low key I think you have only just grown up! May the best years be ahead of you!
3:30 Tiffany was simply carrying those advanced books for her elder brother.
That “oh shit” face at 1:23 always makes me laugh.
The look on his face when he rips the first page in half has made me laugh for almost 25 years. 😆
yeah when i was young i always found that part funny lol
He's like. "Oh shit!, nobody saw that right?"
Will Smith in his prime!
If you laugh for 25 years, you might have an alien in your gut.
Generates the same energy as the Mike Wisowski meme.
Anybody realized he one shot tiffany right in the head? His Deadshot skills right there lol
@Liam Berg (STUDENT) only 25 years before he was deadshot
Uhhh...YEAH. That was the point of that scene.
"do I owe her an apology?"
@@graveyarder001 I don’t think she’ll listen any more.
I watched this when it came out at age 11. Took me 24 years to realize how great this scene is.
First movie I saw alone in the cinema as a kid. 24 years later and I still occasionally hit the cinema alone to get that same feeling of awe again, but its just not the same. Vincent D'Onofrio should have received an Oscar nod for that amazing performance as Edgar the Bug.
The fact that dragging that table solidified his passing is hilarious.
LLC didnt stick to norms just did what comes natural to him which was improvise to accomplish the task given to him.
@ll Savage Butcher ll I like how you asked a question and then answered it in your next sentence
@ll Savage Butcher ll clearly it showed his ability to utilize the resources around him without caring what others think. Imagine trying to be a secret agent without the confidence to do what needs done because you think it will make you embarrassed
Just ignore @ll Savage Butcher ll y'all, kid is clearly just out for attention.
@ll Savage Butcher ll I like how you pretty much reworded what the original poster said, but still deny it
I lost it when the guy that pokes a hole on his paper turns the pencil upside down to try and use the eraser on the hole he just made. Lmfao
I wouldn't have thought of that XD
Well he was a Marine so just trying to keep him from eating the paper.
natural feflex lol
You might not like it but that's the best of the best of America.
@@ExTAzY101 sir!!! With honors.
"Marines, Navy SEALS, Air Force, Army Rangers... NYPD" *There is an Impostor among us*
That moment when you realize that the written exam wasn't just about the exam itself but also about who would be smart enough to use the table.
💙
I'd just sit on the floor and write it there.
Reminds me when I refused to pass a test in a building: it was raining in the elevator, the lumbers on the floor were unadjusted, network wires were running the corridor and the cover was missing on the water heater in the toilets, leaving live 230v wires just over the sink.
i hope that moment was when you first watched the movie...
i honestly got that impression too but with ks reaction its like he just seems kind of annoyed j is doing that lol.
That moment he says "Y'all aint laughing, though". Imagine being there in the set having to stay totally serious. It reminds me of the Biggus Dickus scene in Life of Brian.
they are actors. they probably just put themselves in a mental situation where they are in a real military recruitment program and there is one idiot who is acting out. in that case it wouldnt be funny it would be embarassing.
@@lukasdoofus2592 rewatching it again, at 3:40 the guy in the background is smiling, he couldn't kepp it xD
@@TheRewasder97 I think that could be part of his act, though: some communication with his peers about the stuff the "weird one out" is telling there, either positive ("wow, good catch") or negative ("what an idiot/loser, risking the lives of his team to look for ambiguous cues").
Funny thing - for the Biggus Dickus scene, all the guards were extras who were told if they laughed, they wouldn't get paid.
@@PaganSamurai yeah! That's what I meant xD
0:45 “With honors” that part always gets me hahaha
Why?
lmao
Me too, even K still giggling behide the glass
Future Carlton, if Will hadn't moved to Bel Air
0:37 It's the West Point grad's look of disapproval that makes me laugh, every time.
1:48. He flips his pencil to erase the tear 😂
Every time I see that I am always like, "What are you gonna erase the tear? lol..."
Common sense is a hell of a thing. And its certainly not common
underrated comment
Common sense, the least common of all the senses.
The fact that he straight up went for the clean headshot though lmao
BOOM HEADSHOT 🤯
@@nicktinson2950 BOOM HEADSHOT
he's deadshot xD
Will's character was a stand out candidate from the rest of the guys. They were all programmed the same, best in class, high ranking in their fields. Bravo 👏
Those 4 minutes are pure comedy gold. Really clever too. But my favourite bid is 1:06. The usually stoic K laughing... That "I told you, he is the one" smirk.
I love Tommy Lee Jones reaction at 1:06 its priceless
K never laughs. In the animated series, J realised that K had been replaced with an imposter when the imposter laughs.
I just love how Will Smith is all confident in himself and explains, then Zed looks at him and after Will says:"do I own her an apology?" he blinks like ,, well maybe I was wrong " and gets a little embarassed. Cute XD
In the book, after the shooting she has normal books so he really looks bad.
"If you ask me, I say she's up to something. And to be honest, I'd appreciate it if you eased up off my back about it." (Awkward silence.) "Or do I owe her an apology?" These movies are amazing
0:43 He mentions Captain America from Marvel Comics in which Tommy Lee Jones plays in Captain America: The First Avengers (2011)
Cut short of the greatest line in the movie, Zed tells the rest, " Your everything we have come to expect from years of government training".
*You're
@Elijah Smith You forgot the . at the end.
My favorite part of this amazing, timeless classic. Love the nested tests the MIB use, and how J just naturally sees through it all without actually knowing. When I was a kid, I thought J passed just because he was endorsed by K, on top of not being a rigid military man. But in actuality, he passed because he thought outside the box, and blew through the REAL tests with ease.
i honsestly thought the tests were just a cover to give him the illsion he earned his way in when again like you said he was endorsed by k.
That “Or do I owe her an apology?” Cracks me up every time😂😂
the slap man! :P
This hits differently after watching MIB 3.
YES
Like how?
@@thethirdjegs realizing he recruited j because 1 he already knew him because of time travel and 2 his father died to save k so he owed him for that as well
@@soulsemblance3163 yeah. Apparently it is retcon, not the original conceived storyline but it fits well, if not perfectly. MIB3 was the best in the trilogy.
@@thethirdjegs while a lot of people are disputing whether 1 or 3 is better all agree that 2 was the worst of the trilogy
It was simple, logical, and showed exactly what kind of person he was. This is exactly how you introduce a good character.
Best of the best of the best always hit my spot to crack laughing 😂
"best of the best of the best sir! With honours" never failed to make me crack. It's been 24 years and countless times I saw this. Love big Willy old Smith
Me to my mom: "And to be honest I'd appreciate if you eased up off my back about it" 😂😂
I got my ass whooped DONT TRY IT!!!!
@@phoenixnorth5272 hhahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahah
"Or do I owe her an apology?"
That would have been a death sentence.
"You owe her an apology" *End Credits*
One of the most Classic scene ever!
This song never gets old. No matter how much I listen, I never get bored.
He displayed the most human characteristic, thinking abstractly, empathy, reasoning and fairness.
I used to think those egg chairs were the most futuristic thing ever.
Then he slapped everyone 😂😂
Thank you and God bless
1:13 *Falls asleep to strangely good ASMR* 2:20: "Lol watch this."
This has a whole new meaning now that we know K met J 35 years before...
Actually J said in MIB 3, that it was about 25 years during 1969, before he got recruited by K. So, technically these movies aren't synced up with the normal real world time.
Nepotism lmaao
@Alim Kinte men in black is based on the comic
@Alim Kinte you overcomplicated things
@Alim Kinte check this out en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Men_in_Black_(comics)
Popped here just to check the comments section ... after the Oscar SLAP :D
0:46 Every time I hear the phrase “best of the best”, my mind goes to this mock. 🤣🤣🤣
It's why I'm here right now....
James: Y'all ain't laughing though Zed: 😏 K:🤣
I love how K is just so proud behind the scenes.
Literally the best of the best of the best clip
this is hilarious because jay was the only one actually using his head and paying attention the details.
The backs of those chairs would be fine to take the test standing up.
Yeah. That's the whole point of the first test. To see if they have the wits to utilize their environment.
I thought this too
Also it’s weird that J never thought to use the little table next to him, he could’ve easily placed it between his legs and caused less noise and distractions
Guess I'm a robot I didn't realize rhat
@@mrcritical6751 The table is a bowl, meaning the paper would crumple. He could flip it over, though.
02:21 imagine hearing the sound with a full blown theater sound system
Well some people want a home theater system with great sound effects
Who’s here after will smith rocked Chris’s rock
Same, video popped up in Recommended for s o m e reason
Kkkk
I just love how K was genuenly laughing when no one else was even smirking. Maybe that's also why they became great partners
This is such an amazing scene, 10/10 for storytelling, acting, shooting, so good
All humor aside, Will Smith demonstrates critical thinking here. He doesn't behave as part of the mob. He shows that he can think and assess situations laterally, rather than blast away at everything like the other guys. The rest of them are soldiers, trained to follow orders from superiors and do as little critical thinking as possible. He's the only one with the independent sense of judgment
I love how this film has a pretty eerie concept, but is filled with hilarious gags like these. Such a gem.
Zed is actually impressed when he shoot little tif lmao