Dayum...THE MIIIB...Dayum

Rating: 8/10 (24 May 2013)

I did not see Men in Black 3 on the day of the premier. Actually just saw on HBO recently. The lively Will "oooo" Smith and the old prune K, TML, present a fine ending to the MIB story line.
In the beginning, I remembered why the MIB movies are amusing to watch. K, J, alien hunting! Alien hunting! However, I am not impressed with the excessive amount of swearing this time. I can understand a man like Smith saying Dayum quite often, but the S word is unnecessary. I was not impressed when I saw Little Fockers for it had ruined my point of view. The amount of inappropriate language and sexual references was a turn off. I thought this when watching MIB, but it became less apparent as the story progressed. Not very pleased with the language, but story made up for it. Something else I must point out is how friggin awesome these two are. These two killed more than multiple aliens in one scene, and are able to kill an alien similar to a mutant in X men Last Stand. The final fight scene is pretty cool.
I was a little confused when watching this movie because of time travel. if there is one thing I have trouble understanding, it is time travel. How one little cause changes the course of history or when you go into the past, it could be the past when you went back in time. So the past you are in predicts your arrival. Anyways, it is a little awkward that an alien agency has a time machine. Giant Proton blasters and jet cars? Maybe. Just my idea.
The story is what probably made us all attracted. Don't we all just love watching movies of the protagonist changing history and ending up making it the way it was originally? I love this because I just say to myself, "Tell them the full truth you idiot! Tell him you are apart of a top secret alien agency and that you are from the future trying to prevent an alien from altering history and you are here to stop him!" Maybe not that for every movie, but I always want them to be dead honest. J and K back together again-but younger-horay! The story is actually engaging to watch as we see what life was like decades ago.
What made the last third of the movie an eye-popper was that it is mentioned that someone must die. To anyone who thinks single handedly, your jaw drops to the floor. Either time can remain the same, or J must die to ensure the peace of the galaxy. When I heard this, just, wow. Very powerful thought, but the near ending was much, more sad.
Comedy and action are moderate this time. A fight scene in the beginning as mentioned, and the final battle are really the one action this time, plus also a vehicle chase and a few other chase scenes on foot. The humor is just at eh. The little hobbit wearing a hat can be funny in his first appearance and watching the 1-and a half duo back together brings some laughs, but not as many as the first movie.
The acting is great this time. There is no hot villainess to subtract from evil (sorry Mr. PP, maybe next time) which makes the few fights that much better and you really get the idea of how the past K and J's relationship is as a stranger is trying to trust another stranger. The hotshot Kyle Reese-like-hero, the older teacher, the dangerous alien, and the oracle hobbit make the movie the way it is. Not a bad thing though, for I did enjoy the movie.
The ending is probably the most grand of the movie though. It starts off somewhat sad, but then another twist in the story appears as a familiar face is introduced. Won't say who cuz someone probably has and the scene is on you-tube.
I would watch again. While there is no talking pug and the worms have little part, MIB still has the exciting agent bounty hunters as before and do not reduce the experience with the edition of a new actor. I am waiting for the next time the Men in Black will appear again on HBO.