to understand the future ,we got to go back in time.

Rating: 10/10 (3 June 2012)

Men In Black III is a enjoyable film.
This may be the most emotional one of the three and by far the best one story wise.
The movie begins with the escape of Boris the animal from the lunar prison colony. Boris has only one thing in mind. Killing Agent K for taking his right arm 40 years ago and spoiling a invasion.
Boris is the last of his kind thanks to K spoiling the invasion.
There is only one way to make things right again Boris goes back in time to kill Agent K.
Meanwhile Agent J is wondering at why K is so distant and cold. 14 years together and being friends hasn't shaken that stony Armour so J begins to work on K who simply tells him. "Don't ask questions you don't want to know the answers to."
They got their work to keep them warm but J is worried about K.
Meanwhile MIB has a new commander in Chief a agent by the name of O has replaced Z.
O will not give J any information on K's background about why he'so moody and distant. She repeats K's line and it bugs him.
K's background is classified and J can't find any answers that way.
Then the impossble happens. Agent K disappears it seems he was murdered 40 years ago and for some reason only agent J remembers him.
Agent O believes J has lost his mind until he convinces her he isn't crazy. She then tells J there is one way and that is time travel. Go back in time and save K.
There is only one person in Manhattan who has access to a time machine and when J goes back in time and Meets a young Agent K played remarkably well by Josh Brolin. In fact Brolin's performance is one of the film's highlights. We get to see the MIB operate in the late 60's 1969 to be precise. And it's a treat. And for J to be teamed up with a Young Agent K is fantastic. Needless to say K and J are successful mission accomplished and J finds out about K's deep dark hidden secret and his greatest failure.
We find out more about our favourite men in black and that's just fine.
This movie has to be the best one yet in the series. I hope they make more. Or get Josh Brolin his own franchise as Young Agent K. Worth seeing.