Best movie of this year hands down!

At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

This movie is pretty good. Not as good as the previous movies, but its entertaining. Its pretty dumb, but I'd recommend it. Plot - The plot is alright. Its not a masterpiece, but if you don't think too much about the logistics of how time travel is used, it makes sense. There are a lot of good moments, but there are a lot more dumb ones. If you try to see inconstancies as jokes in of themselves, you're going to have a lot more fun than if you try to analyze this movie. Characters - The leads are the same as they were in the previous movies for the most part. There are a few good emotional moments, but most of the movie consists of them acting as a comedic duo. This movie is funny when it tries to be. Sights - Upon rewatching, I realized that this movie is shot really well. There are a lot of complex moving shots that are actually kind of impressive. This movie is full of long fluid shots and overall just looks really good. Some of the CG effects are a bit goofy, but nothing too bad.

Decent sequel to the franchise. Not great or even all that memorable but okay. I thought the story idea was clever which has Will Smith as agent J traveling back in time to 1969 and reuniting with his partner, agent K who is still a young man.Josh Brolin is just amazing as a young Tommy Lee Jones, nailing his looks and mannerisms perfectly and that to me was probably the best part about this movie. Some decent action sequences, a cool motorcycle chase, aliens and CGI.

Will Smith was at the top of his fame when he made the first of these films. Sadly (and I don't know quite why) time hasn't been kind for either star of franchise.After the second film was largely underwhelming there is a sense that MIB3 is trying to get back to what worked first time around. It doesn't quite pull it off, but there is a fair bit to like here.Lots of the standard sequel plot lines are followed, and if nothing else James Brolin can say that he can do a good Tommy lee Jones impression.I think they should leave the franchise here though.

Greetings Movie Lovers and Movie Makers! This month we will be discussing "Men in Black 3" of course you can't talk about a sequel without talking about the one that started it all. So let's travel back in time! (Fitting isn't it?) Back to a simpler era, Back in the day when things when things where less complicated, and our modems where loud and obnoxious… 1997! "Men in Black" was out in the theaters and we loved every minute of it! Why? Because it was new and fresh, it was sci-fi and comedy, it had gadgets and special effects that where not over the top, it had a bit of the new world (CGI) and a bit of the old world (Rick Baker) but of course you can't forget, the movie was pining together two of our favorite actors Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones. We had fun watching it! Until we saw "Men in Black 2" (2002) well, things got a little weird, the love interest from the first movie was gone and a new love interest was introduced who at the end of the movie was… well, gone! And it left us with a weird feeling of abandonment, the two movies felt a bit unfinished. Of course we didn't feel this stronger than when we heard about "Men in Black 3" and then to hear all of the behind the scenes fiasco that where occurring with the production of the film, (They have no ending, its being rewritten by Will Smith, etc. etc.) Let's get to the point! Jack the "The Film Lover" says... "Men in Black 3" was FUN! It was a good ride! It had the best villain out of the three films and dare I say it? The best MIB so far. Even though you changed the recipe and replaced actors and took out some familiar ones. I loved it… But how? and why? Well to answer these questions here is… Jack "The Filmmaker"… when making a sequel you need to remember your audience. They are coming back to see the continuing story of your hero (In this case Heroes) you want to see what they are up to again, and see them get into and out of the same jams as they did before! and well maybe a couple of new ones. But remember like a great recipe for a good meal you need to change things up a bit for the next time your guests visit, maybe a new diner set or a new side dish or wine to go along with the main course. How about a new actor? Or a new era in time! And how do you do all of that successfully? "MIB 3" did it! Tommy Lee Jones was replaced with Josh Brolin for most of the film and even though this was a risky move, he pulled it off and it's actually not that noticeable. When dealing with Time Travel you need to remember the holly trilogy "Back to The Future" like an ex-girlfriend we hold everyone else up to her standard! And BTTF is no different. The basic principal to follow when making a time travel movie? KEEP IT SIMPLE! Set the rules and follow them, that's it, MIB 3 did it just right. Of course I'm not about to give you any spoilers that the trailer already revealed but let's talk about the premise, "Go back in time to save your friend". The film goes from saving the world like all the others before to a very personal matter, which adds to the edge of your seat excitement. And like a great "Part 3" it brings you back full circle to the first film at the end. Boris was a real threat with secrets of his own. His weapons where original and his threat was high! the movie on the whole has it all, action, adventure, fun, excitement, sci –fi and above all… heart! A movie without heart is just flash and boom and who cares about flash and boom unless you have a reason for it. Oh and Jack "The Parent" says take the kids but have a talk with them about what Special Effects are and that the weird aliens in the movie are not real, there are some things in it that could give a kid nightmares, so far my 4, 8 and 9 year old loved it! Till next time folks this is Jack, signing off!