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Agent K ist nun seit vier Jahren im Ruhestand. Als Agent J bei einer Routinekrontolle auf ein Komplott stößt, das er nicht allein bewältigen kann, bittet er seinen ehemaligen Partner um Hilfe. Der kann sich jedoch kaum an seine Zeit bei den Men in. Men in Black II – Wikipedia. Men in Black II. ()IMDb 6,21 Std. 24 MinX-Ray Als Agent Kay (Tommy Lee Jones) vor einigen Jahren die Geheimorganisation der MEN IN BLACK. hecmontreal-alumni.eu: Finden Sie MIIB - Men in Black II: Back in Black (2 DVDs) in unserem vielfältigen DVD- & Blu-ray-Angebot. Gratis Versand durch Amazon ab einem. Men in Black II. + 1 Std. 28 hecmontreal-alumni.eu-Sci-Fi und -Fantasy. Will Smith und Tommy Lee Jones schlüpfen erneut in die Rollen zweier Agenten einer. Fortsetzung des Sensationserfolgs von , in dem Will Smith und Tommy Lee Jones erneut das Universum retten müssen. Men in Black 2. Titel, Men in Black II. Originaltitel, Men in Black II. Genre, Action. Filmart, Spielfilm (Darsteller). Regie, Barry Sonnenfeld. Darsteller, Tommy Lee Jones, Rip Torn.
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How did you buy your ticket? View All Videos View All Photos Movie Info. Kay Tommy Lee Jones and Jay Will Smith reunite to provide our best line of defense against a seductress who levels the toughest challenge yet to the MIBs mission statement: protecting the earth from the scum of the universe.
While investigating a routine crime, Jay uncovers a plot masterminded by Serleena Boyle , a Kylothian monster who disguises herself as a lingerie model.
Barry Sonnenfeld. Walter F. Apr 26, MacDonald-Parkes, Amblin Entertainment. Men in Black. Tommy Lee Jones Agent Kay. Will Smith Agent Jay.
Rip Torn Zed. Lara Flynn Boyle Serleena. Rosario Dawson Laura. Tony Shalhoub Jeebs. Patrick Warburton Agent Tee. Johnny Knoxville Scrad, Charlie. Jack Kehler Ben.
David Cross Newton. Barry Sonnenfeld Director. Robert Gordon Writer. Barry Fanaro Writer. Parkes Producer. Laurie MacDonald Producer.
Graham Place Co-Producer. Barry Sonnenfeld Producer. Greg Gardiner Director of Photography. Steven Spielberg Executive Producer.
Bo Welch Production Designer. New on Netflix October March 8, Full Review…. April 18, Full Review….
February 9, Full Review…. November 13, Full Review…. July 21, Full Review…. May 24, Rating: 2. View All Critic Reviews Apr 17, I don't know that Men in Black II is really thaaat much worse than the rest of the trilogy, as most other people seem to think.
I mean, in my opinion, it's actually better than the third. But these are all basically the same movie. So they can only go so right or so wrong from one to the other to the other.
It's not awful well, the faces on that poster are, my god , but it's not like Gimly M Super Reviewer. Jan 18, Men in Black II lacks the originality and goes excessively in too deep on its already familiar settlement.
Eugene B Super Reviewer. Dec 14, Yes indeed, folks, the dynamic, dark suit-donning duo is back, though not necessarily blacker than ever, seeing as how Will Smith can't get any blacker, being that he's just too darn white and everything.
Seriously though, the boys are back in black; they hit the sack, they've been too long and they're glad to be back, and certainly more glad than a lot of the critics.
They're bigger, badder and blacker, yet bigger isn't always better, but hey, the original wasn't all that especially good either, so it's not like this film has all that high of standard to reach, or at least I don't think that it does, because "Men in Black" is hard enough to remember by the end of the day, let alone by the end of a 5-year hiatus.
No, the original "MIB" isn't all that forgettable, being memorable enough for me to feel at least somewhat eager to see Will Smith, as white as he is, get black in saddle again, though not literally.
As much as I'm hearing people say that they're not too excited to see the black make a comeback, I can think of plenty more people who would say that we don't need a sequel to "Wild Wild West".
Well, people, if that dark day every comes, it's going to be a while, so we're going to have to stick with this film as the definitive messy sequel to a Smith sci-fi film, or at least everyone other than me can stick with this film as that, because I for one didn't find this film to be all that much of a mess.
Still, make no mistake, as decent as this film, it's not exactly cleansed of messiness, nor is it rich with the fresh ideas that were already fairly limited in the predecessor.
Okay, now, it's not like this sequel is a total rehash that lifts most every key plot spot from the predecessor, yet this sequel lifts quite a few aspects from the original "MIB", some of which were graced by reasonable uniqueness that, of course, goes thinned out, if not all-out dismissed in this been-there-done-that sequel, thus depriving this film of much of the freshness that sparked a fair degree of immediate intrigue within the predecessor, yet was still rather lacking in the predecessor in question.
Certainly, Ed Solomon's script for "MIB" had its share of unique touches to the overall story concept, yet as far as final plot structuring was concerned, time and again, the film collapsed into more than a few glaring components to formulas done to death within films of its type, and with this sequel lifting quite a bit in the way of plotting from its predecessor, well, needless to say, this film is also formulaic, having the occasional twist that may be rather familiar, though not too hard to see coming, yet being, on the whole, much too predictable, which of course leaves the collapses even into what formulas that were refreshing in "MIB" to go further pronounced.
This film hits many tropes, both of its own genre and of its own series, and yet, with that said, this film flaunts the occasional aspect that wasn't found in the predecessor, with one of the aspects in question being unevenness in humor, as this film will keep, or at least attempt to keep faithful to the more relatively clever tastes of its predecessor, only to suddenly and rather awkwardly turn into considerably more broad and over-the-top sensibilities in humor.
It doesn't help that quite a few of the less subtle jokes, and even a few of the more "clever" comedic efforts fall flat, sometimes as a mere comic misfire and sometimes as rather cheesily misguided.
This film isn't quite as uneven as its predecessor got to be on occasions, yet there's not too much comfort in this film's flow, which goes further thrown off by considerable conventionalism that calls more to attention this story's really not having all that much kick to begin with.
Really, I must reluctantly admit that there are a fair couple of aspects within this film's story concept that, if reasonably well-handled, could have given this film's substance more weight than what was worn by the predecessor's substance, yet this film never stood a chance of being heavy, being pure popcorn fluff whose momentum goes slowed down enough by fall-flat occasions and consistent conventionalism for the final product to sputter out as even more underwhelming than its already underwhelming predecessor.
Still, with that said, with all of its shortcomings, whether they be natural or incidental, this film remains an entertaining one that keeps you going through and through through, if nothing else, its production value.
Like its predecessor, this film boasts such pieces of production value as set design that are rather lacking in quantity and, upon arrival, dynamicity, and yet, also like its predecessor, when this film does, in fact, have a more practical production design to flaunt, it shows it off well, with a nifty distinctiveness that sells you on the environment, as sure as Rick Baker's less prevalent yet nevertheless impressive makeup effects sell you on the character they help in crafting.
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Holicker Joy Johnson Parkes Paul C. Jones III Jones Lonnie Kandel MacDonald Marc Mann Musteric Julie Jean Naylon Sonnenfeld Chrissy Phelan
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