Release dates
September 3, 2019
69 months agoDVD / Blu-ray / VOD
Released
Men In Black International release date
The anticipated movie Men In Black International is already released on Cinema, DVD, Blu-ray and VOD in the USA.
What the critics say
Based on 21 reviews, Men In Black International gets an average review score of 50
Gray takes few chances narratively, providing the viewer a fairly standard blueprint of where the film is going to go. That said, Holloway & Marcum utilize the rules of the franchise well, incorporating a couple of twists that feel fresh if not altogether unexpected.
2131d ago
It’s all special effects and charm, no edges or surprises
2131d ago
This franchise has decided that 2019 is when it should stop having something to say about immigration, but hey, it looks cool and it’s fun
2131d ago
There may be life on other planets, but there’s none in Men In Black: International
2131d ago
Men in Black: International isn’t bad; it’s an improvement over “Men in Black II” (2002) and “Men in Black 3” (2012), sequels that even its makers may have forgotten.
2131d ago
Kumail Nanjiani is the best thing about Men in Black: International. That’s saying something, considering that the actor never appears on camera and that the character he lends his expressively plaintive voice to is a CGI alien the size of a gerbil.
2131d ago
Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson headline F. Gary Gray's spinoff of the titular franchise, with Liam Neeson and Emma Thompson co-starring.
2131d ago
'Thor: Ragnarok' co-stars Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson take over for Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones in an amusing if uneven spinoff of the blockbuster sci-fi action-comedy franchise.
2131d ago
Newly recruited Agent M (Tessa Thompson) is seconded to MIB’s London office and partnered with swaggering hotshot Agent H (Chris Hemsworth). But when an alien VIP is assassinated and a superweapon stolen, the pair must face the fact that there’s a mole among the Men In Black.
2131d ago
Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson reunite for eerily bland Men in Black: International
2131d ago
Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson are an incredible duo in a flat franchise
2131d ago
Sony Should Use A Neuralizer & Mind-Wipe The Audience & This Film
2131d ago
Perhaps future critics will be kinder to this film than us, digging out the threads of trauma and militarization and finding more laughs in the scant few jokes that Thompson and Hemsworth are allowed to crack.
2131d ago
The fourth installment in this decades-old franchise sputters (while you groan), despite its inherently watchable leads.
2131d ago
MiB: International tries to invoke the original, but fails to match its key achievements: it isn’t funny or exciting.
2131d ago
You’ll instantly forget everything about it
2131d ago
The film wastes its charismatic leads in a parade of wacky CG creations whose occasional novelty is drowned out by its incessance.
2131d ago
Just because two stars are brilliantly paired together in one movie, it doesn’t guarantee their chemistry will carry over to another.
2131d ago
There are more than a billion trillion stars in the observable universe. “Men In Black: International,” however, gets only one.
2131d ago
The earnest introduction of gender and migrant issues can’t save this space-invaders caper from CGI-dependent mediocrity
2131d ago
The latest installment in the extraterrestrial investigation series goes nowhere while traveling to far-off places.
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