Men in Black 3

Name: Men in Black 3
Genre: Action, Comedy, Science Fiction
Released: 2012-05-23
Duration: 106 min
Rating: 6.5

★ 6,5 /10 (11,119 Votes)

2012 EN 106 min

Overview

Agents J and K are back...in time. J has seen some inexplicable things in his 15 years with the Men in Black, but nothing, not even aliens, perplexes him as much as his wry, reticent partner. But when K's life and the fate of the planet are put at stake, Agent J will have to travel back in time to put things right. J discovers that there are secrets to the universe that K never told him - secrets that will reveal themselves as he teams up with the young Agent K to save his partner, the agency, and the future of humankind.

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Release date

23/05/2012

Votes

11,119

Popularity

14.3

Back in time.

Genres

Action Comedy Science Fiction

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

106 min

Budget

$225,000,000

Revenue

$654,213,485

Website

www.sonypictures.com

Will Smith

Agent J

Tommy Lee Jones

Agent K

Josh Brolin

Young Agent K

Jemaine Clement

Boris The Animal

Emma Thompson

Agent O

Michael Stuhlbarg

Griffin

Mike Colter

Colonel

Nicole Scherzinger

Boris's Girlfriend

Michael Chernus

Jeffrey Price

Alice Eve

Young Agent O

David Rasche

Agent X

Keone Young

Mr. Wu

Bill Hader

Andy Warhol

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Cayen Martin

Colonel's Son

Clarke Thorell

Prison Guard #1

Adam Mucci

Prison Guard #2

Tom McComas

Prison Guard #3

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Douglas Crosby

Prison Guard #4

Woodie King Jr.

2012 MIB HQ Guard

Jack A. O'Connell

1969 MIB HQ Guard

Tobias Segal

1969 MIB Agent #1

Jon Shaver

1969 MIB Agent #2

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Gerritt Vandermeer

1969 MIB Agent #3

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Alexandra O'Hara

Mom

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Violet O'Hara

Little Chocolate Milk Girl

Valence Thomas

Coney Island Hippie

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Chloe Sonnenfeld

Coney Island Flower Child

Lanny Flaherty

Obadiah Price

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Jonathan O'Hara

MIB Desk Agent

Rick Baker

Brain Alien

Joseph D'Onofrio

New York Mets Fan #1

Joseph R. Gannascoli

New York Mets Fan #2

Katy Frame

Diner Waitress

Kevin Townley

Funky 60's Dude

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Stephen Brian Jones

Guru

Tyler Johnson

Muscle Boy at Happening

Kati Rediger

Muscle Boy's Girlfriend at Happening

Victor Joel Ortiz

Air Force MP #1

Charlie Barnett

Air Force MP #2

Ian Blackman

Car Theft Victim

Jeremy Beiler

Hotel Doorman

Liliane Klein

Screaming Lady on Ferris Wheel

Britt Chandler Johnson

Detained Teenage Alien

Jared Johnston

Neil Armstrong

Ken Arnold

Buzz Aldrin

Jonathan Drew

Michael Collins

Joel Brady

1969 Man in Elevator

David Pittu

Roman The Fabulist

Lenny Venito

Bowling Ball Head

Anthony J. Gallo

Four-Armed Alien

James Martin Kelly

1969 NYPD Cop #1

Will McLaughlin

1969 NYPD Cop #2

Kimmy Suzuki

Mr. Wu's Bartender

Kirk Larsen

Dead Zed

Rebecca Glasscock

Transvestite at Happening

Barry Sonnenfeld

Husband Watching Launch

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Susan Ringo

Wife Watching Launch

Stephanie Ellis

Young Wife #1 Watching Launch

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Ben Mac Brown

Young Husband #1 Watching Launch

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Amy Erwitt

Young Wife #2 Watching Launch

Brad Abrell

Worm (voice)

Tim Blaney

Worm (voice)

Thom Fountain

Worm (voice)

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Carl J. Johnson

Worm (voice)

Will Arnett

Agent AA (uncredited)

Jada Pinkett Smith

Party Guest (uncredited)

Tony Shalhoub

1969 Newsstand Vendor (uncredited)

Alex Ziwak

Prisoner (uncredited)

Jason Liles

Feelers / Colussus (uncredited)

Jesse Ridgway

Pedestrian (uncredited)

Justin Bieber

Alien on TV Monitors (uncredited)

Erin Lindsey Krom

Headquarters Secretary (uncredited)

Tim Burton

Alien on TV Monitors (uncredited)

Eha Urbsalu

1969 MIB Secretary #1 (uncredited)

Rip Torn

Large-Headed Alien at Funeral (uncredited)

Howard Stern

1969 Man in MIB HQ (uncredited)

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Alpheus Merchant

MIB Guard (uncredited)

Leonard Zimmerman

Warhol Benefactor (uncredited)

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Liz Logan

Coney Island Sunbather (uncredited)

Original Soundtrack

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Personal low point in the series to me. Brolin does do a commendable job of playing a young Tommy Lee Jones, but the script doesn't deliver. Not only is it not a very good one, it just offers the same story. **Again**. This is three Men in Black movies in a row where the A-plot is totally encapsulated by one sentence: "Stop the creepy-crawly in a human suit from getting the jewelery." There's a supporting role alien that was pretty endearing though. _Final rating:★★ - Had some things that appeal to me, but a poor finished product._

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**This film knew how to honor and equal the first film.** Despite their popularity, the first two MIB films, from the turn of the century, are films I don't really like to watch. The first movie, from 1997, is still worth it, but the second one was so bad that they had to wait more than ten years for this movie to come out, and even then, we still remember it. Good news: this movie is virtually as good as the first one and knows how to meet the public's expectations. The plot is reasonably simple, but it guarantees entertainment: over the years, the boss of the MIB organization became a …

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Well it took ten years to try and recalibrate this franchise after the disappointing sequel, and to be fair - they have at least had a think about the story before rehashing the theme of the detective agency charged with policing the earth of our visiting friends from planets far away. Clearly, "J" (Will Smith) has become much more experienced since the days of the talking dog, but suddenly he finds himself ill-equipped for this latest trauma that is gong to need him to engage with his partner "K" (Tommy Lee Jones) and even travel through time to work with his younger version (an uncannily sim…

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<em>'Men in Black 3'</em> is a good third entry for this series. I'm not someone who has any sort of connection to the first two films (which I've only seen once, over five years back too) so I was kinda expecting for this one to fall flat. It doesn't, pleasantly. The ending is surprisingly sweet too. I think I prefer this one to the other two, to be honest. That might be the recency bias talking, mind. There are a couple of reasons why that is likely true though. The effects are better, the time travel story is done well and Tommy Lee Jones features less; an actor I'm not overly keen on. …

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