Neither good, nor bad

Rating: 5/10 (6 July 2020)

The best way to sum this sequel is as a "Will Smith" fantasy. It's nowhere near as good as the original. In retrospect, it's quite woke and that really ruins what could have been a good movie.
Here are some flaws. Will Smith must have a fragile ego because many of the other actors that play beside him are dumbed right down to the point of being insulting. Agent T is absolutely pathetic and not even remotely funny. On the contrary, Michael Jackson (who stars as agent M) actually had an excellent sense of humour. Will Smith walks around most of the movie with a huge chip on his shoulder and a massive superiority complex, except when Tommy Lee Jones is on the screen. Jones probably said "slick... take your inferiority complex elsewhere ... maybe to someone else's scene".
It's still worth a watch. There are a few funny gags and the story somewhat feels like a Men In Black. Also, it's far better than MIB 2020 which is a dumpster fire.