Men in Black

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So...the 1969 Mets were a plot point in the third Men in Black movie.  Remember, it’s July 1969, Griffin takes off to escape Boris the Animal, but drops clues about where he’d be found?  He uses words like “amazing” and “miracle”.  Agents K and J can’t figure it out until they overhear two Mets fans moaning about how lousy the team is...Mets fans were quick to figure out the Men in Black were headed to Shea Stadium ...

I loved that movie.


Last night we saw Men in Black International.

 Fun movie, it had sort of an “Indiana Jones meets James Bond” vibe.  A young girl named Molly has an encounter with an alien, a somehow the Men in Black don’t wipe her memory of the event.  She grows up wanting to join the Men in  Black ... for her first mission, Agent M is sent to London and paired with Agent H. Together they must save the world from alien invasion.

I missed the interaction of Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones, but Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson have a different sort of chemistry.

Favorite moment of the movie ... an “Easter egg” in a fight scene.   Hemsworth  picks up a small hammer and throws it at an adversary ... 

Comments

  1. bookwormJune 30, 2019 at 5:43 PM

    So, lots of Thor stuff. I haven't seen any of the Marvel movies. Nor did I see MIB 3 because I just couldn't get into MIB2 (I loved the original MIB.) So...will all the jokes be lost on me if I go and see this? Thank you for the heads...or hammer..up. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com

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  2. Liz A.June 30, 2019 at 7:45 PM

    I was shocked that they were making another. Haven't heard good reviews on this one, though. I may check it out anyway.

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  3. songbird's crazy worldJune 30, 2019 at 9:22 PM

    Just the one Thor joke. The movie assumes you saw the original MIB but doesn't assume you saw the sequels.

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