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| Men In Black II [2002] | ![Men In Black II [2002]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51TFMNEFN0L._SL160_.jpg)
 enlarge | Director: Barry Sonnenfeld
Actor: Tommy Lee Jones|will Smith
Studio: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
Category: DVD
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Format: Pal, Widescreen
Languages: English (Subtitles For The Hearing Impaired), Dutch (Subtitled), English (Subtitled), English (Original Language)
Rating: Parental Guidance
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Running Time: 84 minutes
Number Of Items: 2
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Release Date: January 27, 2003
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An exercise in by-numbers sequel-craft, IMen in Black II/I reheats the mix that made a hit of IMen in Black/I but leaves the ingredients in the oven a little too long. Returning director Barry Sonnenfeld throws all the pieces up in the air and has them come down more or less in the same way. An evil alien takes the form of lingerie model Lara Flynn Boyle, when it isn't a large ball of snakes, and searches the Earth for a mysterious whatsit that can turn the tide of a galactic war. The only person who knows the current whereabouts of the Light of Zartha is Agent Kay (Tommy Lee Jones), whose memory was wiped at the end of the first film. Agent Jay (Will Smith) has to recruit his old mentor away from his new job at the post office--where he amusingly deals with spilled cups of coffee in exactly the way he used to handle interstellar crises--then proceeds to run around until he remembers how the plot works. p It's the sort of sequel that assumes walk-on-gag characters, who got a laugh last time round, deserve to be brought back and given bigger roles, which means the talking dog and cigarette-fiend worms show up again and wear out their welcome. Smith, a bigger star now than he was in IMiB/I, unhappily has to play straight leading man rather than whacky sidekick, and his end credits rapping hasn't improved either. Its acceptable in-flight entertainment (and miles better than the Smith-Sonnenfeld IWild Wild West/I), but nothing here hasn't been done before and better. --IKim Newman/Ip BOn the DVD:/B IMen in Black II/I boasts a 1.85:1 anamorphic widescreen transfer that positively jumps out of the screen, while the Dolby Digital soundtrack hums with alien activity and Danny Elfman's classic spy film-inspired score. Disc 1 contains the film, "Frank's Favourites" (a selection of trailers for both films and videogames), a commentary from director Barry Sonnenfeld and "Alien Broadcast" (an in-movie feature that allows you to stop the film and watch a making-of feature connected with that scene). Disc 2 is packed full with a pick and mix of featurettes, detailing everything from the distinctive aliens to sound and audio looping. There is also an expansive outtake reel (most of which consists of Will Smith cracking up and Tommy Lee Jones getting annoyed), a somewhat highbrow but nonetheless entertaining documentary about Barry Sonnenfeld's comedy style, plus multi-angle scene deconstructions such as the subway worm and car chase. An alternative ending and Will Smith's music video and filmographies complete this expansive special edition. --IKristen Bowditch/I
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 It's not clever and it's not funny July 14, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I don't mind them making a cash-in sequel to the witty and fun "MIB", but they could at least make it funny. MIB II is a complete flop. It is dull, tedious and totally unfunny. The clever wit and charisma of the first film are gone. Everyone is just going through the motions. You sit there hoping it will liven up when Tommy Lee Jones enters the film (it takes 40 minutes for him to arrive. It does lighten up a bit, but not enough to make the film worthwhile. Avoid.
Comes down to Earth with a thud. May 20, 2007
Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones return as the 'comedy' duo for special alien service 'The Men in Black' where Agent Jay must recover the light of Zartha and Agent Kay's memory.br /br /Their quick wit, humorous relationship and sharp tongues got them recognised in the first film as a comedy duo not to be messed with. However in this sequel they unfortunately can't pull off the charisma they carried so well in the first and are easily pushed aside, are unfunny and my respect for two of the greatest actors of all time was diminished.br /br /Predictability and over exaggeration are words in the dictionary and if you look them up you may find 'Men in Black II' listed. As a comedy genre you always expect jokes in every scene and there are but they are really unfunny and it's such a shame to see the talents, especially of Smith, wasted.br /br /His character is up to his usual tricks with romance and ass kicking attitude running riot around the streets of America. But his overall act as Agent Jay appears shallow and uncomfortable, contrasting his role in the first.br /br /The character of Agent K has also changed from the first with Jones portraying a more bored and unenthusiastic character.br /Will Smith has this knack of letting us down when it comes to sequels.Bad Boys was great, Bad Boys II not really. Men in Black was ground breaking; this one comes down to Earth with a thud.
 If you like MIB give this one a go January 30, 2007
It's a good action packed film with the same humour in it. Great action scenes are plentiful and enjoyable.br /Yes it isn't as good as the first one but the film is still enjoyable and worth owning and watching. It's a great DVD to have in your collection and I am sure you won't be dissapointed with this film as it is a great action packed film staring Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones.br /
Why did they come back? August 23, 2006
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I'm not a big fan of the Sci-Fi genre because it always seems over-exaggerated but I did enjoy the first `Men in Black' which had great comedy and interesting concepts, and when I sat down to watch this sequel I was thinking if the first really was that interesting, because its sequel is atrocious and in no way compares to the first. br /br /Smith and Jones are `back in black' and are once again hot on the trial of aliens in this poor follow up. The partnership which appeared rock solid and under control with humorous dialogue in the first film was unfortunately diminished here as EVERY SINGLE joke is predictable and usually unfunny although Smith has his moments. br /br /For me personally it is a shame to see Smith acting this way because I admire him but to star in this film downgrades his persona as he can't pull off his charm and charisma which he had in other films such as `Hitch' and `Independence Day' Jones to can't pull off the cool character that was portrayed in the 1997 box office hit `Men In Black' br /br /The film is easy enough to understand but the whole plot about `The Light of Zartha' is exaggerated and sometimes completely blown out of believability. br /br /The reason the story didn't work because it was not convincing of the genre. We have all the typical aliens as you expect, which was also blown out of proportion with graphics instead of story trying to win audience's votes. Almost all of the incidents happening are coincidental and unrealistic with audiences expecting more of a challenge for the characters instead of them `coincidentally' stumbling across their actions. br /br /The story should have been fast flowing and energetic like the first but never came close with too much dialogue happening and not much action when required. When dialogue is required however it never is. The action scenes too are exaggerated and can never convince me. br /br /There have been rumours about a third but after seeing this I know its wise to let the series finish. br /br /Don't watch it
 Back in black October 18, 2005
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
MIB2 is a thoroughly enjoyable film that is perfect for passing some time. It's short at just 84 minutes but some films that are unnecessarily long can outstay their welcome. MIB2 is short and straight to the point and that's what I like about it. The action and special effects are ok without being too extraordinary (very comic book style) but it is the humour that really hits the spot - I laughed out loud on many occasions. MIB2 comes on two discs and is packed full of extras making it excellent value for money - loads of features, a short (and funny) animated film, Will Smith's "Black Suits Coming" music video and so much more. I recommend this DVD very highly for pure entertainment.
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