Lives Up To The Previous Films,

Rating: 8/10 (3 June 2012)

Men in Black 3 is a terrific movie with a very well developed plot a stellar cast that balance out the films dramatic and comedic undertones perfectly. It is a very fun follow up to the previous two movies, they clearly went out of their way to come up with a plot line that could not possibly match the other Men in Black movies, and they found a perfect one. Time travel was a great scenario to put these characters in to, it further establishes the complications of this universe, as well as giving us a new setting, entirely unlike what we have seen previously.
The only thing that did bother me is that this movie was released in 3D, which I myself am not a fan of, and in watching the 2D version, you can see a lot of moments that were clearly only made for the enjoyment of people paying the extra bit of cash. There are parts were something fly's straight past the screen, as well as plenty of moments where the actors face is directly in front of the camera. 3D should not define your movie, and I do not think any scene should be made specifically for it.
The cast is dazzling as always, Will Smith is still in great form as Agent J, playing the character with great charisma and ease, as if it has not been ten years since his last portrayal of the role. Tommy Lee Jones still brings in great screen presence as K, Emma Thompson steals every scene she's in as O and Jemaine Clement is absolutely stellar as the films main antagonist, Boris The Animal is without a doubt my favourite villain of the series thus far. One of the highlights has to be Josh Brolin, who is absolutely stellar as Young K, boasting an excellent impression of Jones, fitting in to this universe very nicely.
Great fun from start to finish. A terrific adventure that is funny and sweet, Men in Black 3 reinvigorates the franchise, with an original new story, I would recommend it to anyone looking for a good action comedy.
Agent J heads back in time to 1969 to stop an old nemesis of Agent K from murdering his younger self.
Best Performance: Will Smith