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Men In Black International - Movie Review

Where is J?

Emma Thompson is the only character from the previous Men In Black movies that make an appearance. I have to admit I was not thrilled seeing Men In Black without Smith and Jones. I wasn't sure how the movie would be with a new cast and location. Don't get me wrong, it is a great cast and was one of the only reasons I was planning to watch this movie. 

Men In Black International introduces new characters and new places but don't expect to see Agent J or Agent K. One has to wonder if they are planning to make more MIB International movies and how long will they try to milk the series by changing the cast. The movie does provide some interesting cast including Liam Neeson, Emma Thompson, Chris Hemsworth, and Tessa Thompson. Chris and Tessa have worked together on Thor Ragnarok which I believe was the best of the Thor movies.

Review

I had waited a while to watch this movie as my expectations were low. I was pleasantly surprised this movie was much better than I expected. The comic chemistry Chris and Tessa had on Thor Ragnarok comes back in this movie. The mystery in the movie is almost predictable but still enjoyable. The story is fresh and not a recycled story from the previous MIB movies which is one of the things I enjoyed about the franchise. Whether or not their is another MIB movie is still up in the air. I would not be opposed to it provided they continue to keep fresh stories.

Rating

I would rate this at least an HD movie. It is worth pickup up for less than $10. I was able to pick up my UHD copy for $10 on sale at Vudu.

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