The Best Sci-Fi/Comedy Ever.

Rating: 10/10 (9 January 2015)

I know that some of you will be against me claiming that this is the best sci-fi/comedy ever by saying Back to the Future is better. Yes, Back to the Future is better, but Men In Black is funnier and has a more typical and stronger sci-fi direction. Back to the Future is hilarious and the whole deal with time travel and the science behind it is good, but Men In Black is funnier and actually has more alien creatures throughout it. Therefore, Men in Black is more worthy of the title I'm giving.
Aside from me saying this is better than Back to the Future in some respect, this is definitely superior to the sequels and cartoon made about this. The sequels spawned from this featured more aliens and tried to make everything funnier. All that happened was the movies became sillier with less belly-laughs that this one had. This was more serious with funnier stuff. Since the series started with actual hilarity and not just silliness, they should have kept it that way.
Men In Black tells the story of a top secret organization that monitor extraterrestrials on Earth. Agent K (Jones) is in need of a new partner, and quickly recruits streetwise cop, James Edwards (Smith) who unknowingly encountered an alien that committed suicide. When a spaceship crash- lands on Earth and the alien takes the body of a farmer (D'Onofrio), both men must thwart the alien and seek "The Galaxy."
What makes this movie so hilarious and awesome is Will Smith. Having just finished The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and action-buddy-comedy, Bad Boys, Smith breaks out in his funniest and best role. His character is like the Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) from Beverly Hills Cop of the 90s. All of his jokes and honest opinions are side-splitting. What makes him the perfect candidate for the MIB program is how open-minded he is. There is one scene where he and other potential candidates from the likes of Navy SEALS and Army Rangers take a series of standard tests they are used to so the company can pick a successor and he is the only what that questions orders and analyzes certain situations. They take a written test and nobody can write well because there's no flat surface, so he pulls the table in the middle of the room close to him. The scene is funny as hell, but also shows that he doesn't always wait for instructions.
The rest of the cast is fabulous too. D'Onofrio is unrecognizable after the alien takes over his body. That is just what makes his character funny as Smith.
Check out this brilliant and hilarious science-fiction classic!