Men In Black II

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Otherworldly villains are on the loose again, and it's up to Earth's interstellar police force to bring them to justice in this sequel to the sci-fi comedy blockbuster Men in Black. Agent Jay Will Smith has become a high-ranking member of the Men in Black, the secret government task force designed to deal with unruly visitors from other worlds, while his former cohort, Agent Kay Tommy Lee Jones, had his memory wiped clean and now lives a simple but contented life as a mailman. However, an especially nasty alien ...
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Overview

Otherworldly villains are on the loose again, and it's up to Earth's interstellar police force to bring them to justice in this sequel to the sci-fi comedy blockbuster Men in Black. Agent Jay Will Smith has become a high-ranking member of the Men in Black, the secret government task force designed to deal with unruly visitors from other worlds, while his former cohort, Agent Kay Tommy Lee Jones, had his memory wiped clean and now lives a simple but contented life as a mailman. However, an especially nasty alien threat has reared its not-so-ugly head; Serleena Lara Flynn Boyle is a shape-shifting Kylothian alien who is in pursuit of another escaped visitor who holds the key to powers that would allow her to destroy the world. Making Serleena all the more dangerous is the fact she's taken on the appearance of a lingerie model, making her irresistible to most men. When the rampaging Serleena takes control of the MIB offices, Jay is forced to turn to the only man who can help him save the world -- the former Agent Kay. After restoring Kay's memory, the two remaining Men in Black set out to conquer Serleena with a motley band of friendly aliens, including a handful of worm creatures and a talking dog named Frank voice of Tim Blaney. Jay, meanwhile, has his head turned by Laura Rosario Dawson, an attractive waitress who was an unwitting witness to an alien attack. Men in Black 2 also features Rip Torn, Tony Shalhoub, David Cross, Patrick Warburton, and Johnny Knoxville.
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Special Features

Director's Commentary; Alternate Ending; Blooper Reel; 5 Behind-the-Scenes Featurettes; Creature Featurettes; Scene Deconstructions; Music Video
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Editorial Reviews

Barnes & Noble - Ed Hulse
Every bit as entertaining as its 1997 predecessor, this high-spirited, effects-laden romp reunites Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones for more sci-fi fun and explosive action. Director Barry Sonnenfeld, who also directed the first MiB, sticks pretty close to the winning formula he established for the initial film but mixes in a few new elements to spice things up. This time around, Lara Flynn Boyle portrays an evil alien who assumes a luscious humanoid form while paving the way for Earth's conquest. It falls to INS special agent Smith working in the top-secret division entrusted with keeping tabs on visiting extraterrestrials to bring the long-retired Jones back into the fold, because his ex-partner's brain holds the vital clue to identifying and apprehending the recently arrived invader. Smith's boyish demeanor and Jones's deadpan trouping make MiB II a real delight; moreover, they receive capable support from Boyle, Rosario Dawson, and returning cast members Rip Torn and Tony Shalhoub. Terrific makeup effects and computer-generated animation are employed skillfully, and some of the aliens including one disguised as a bulldog are just as funny as their human costars. Occasionally witty and always surreal, this madcap sequel is guaranteed to tickle the funny bones of those who loved the original. The two-disc DVD Collector's Edition features a Sonnenfeld commentary, as well as featurettes covering every aspect of MiB II's making, including production design, makeup, animatics, and other visual effects, sound recording, and music scoring. There's also an alternate ending, a music video by Will Smith, a blooper reel, and DVD-ROM content, including script-to-screen comparisons.
All Movie Guide - Perry Seibert
The original Men in Black had a sense of discovery about it. Tommy Lee Jones had not been known for his comic ability, and Will Smith was not yet the superstar that he would become. They and director Barry Sonnenfeld went all-out to create an audience pleasing eye-popping fast-paced comedy. Five years later, the sequel fails to capture the giddy fun of the original, but it is a competent and enjoyable piece of summer product. Where Men in Black was Tommy Lee Jones' film, the sequel relies more heavily on the ease and charm of Will Smith. His comfort in front of a camera helps make the implausible events and characters he is surrounded by all the more believable. It is easy to laugh when his canine partner starts singing disco standards, but mostly because Smith never winks at the audience. Except for the hilarious turns from Patrick Warburton and David Cross there is nothing here that seems anything other than familiar. Everyone involved seems to care enough that the film plays less like a cynical cashing in than like the work of smart salesmen who know that if customers like them, customers will come back again.
Hollywood Reporter
Director Barry Sonnenfeld and company retain much of the rubbery alien slapstick humor. Kirk Honeycutt
San Francisco Chronicle
In every way an improvement over the original Men in Black. Mick LaSalle

Director Barry Sonnenfeld and company retain much of the rubbery alien slapstick humor. Kirk Honeycutt
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 5/1/2012
  • UPC: 043396369306
  • Original Release: 2002

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  • Source: Sony Pictures
  • Presentation: Wide Screen
  • Sound: Dolby AC-3 Surround Sound
  • Language: Français
  • Time: 1:28:00
  • Format: Blu-ray
  • Sales rank: 13,075

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
Tommy Lee Jones Kay
Will Smith Jay
Rip Torn Zed
Lara Flynn Boyle Serleena
Rosario Dawson Laura Vasquez
Tony Shalhoub Jeebs
Johnny Knoxville Two-Headed Alien
Patrick Warburton Agent Tee
Jack Kehler Ben
David Cross Newton
Colombe Jacobsen Hailey
Martha Stewart Herself
Michael Jackson Agent M (Uncredited)
Peter Graves Himself
Tim Blaney Voice Only
Brad Abrell Voice Only
John Alexander Jarra/Family Dad Alien
Rick Baker MIB Passport Control Agent
Gregory Ballora Voice Only
Marty Belafsky MIB Customs Agent
John Andrew Berton Jr. Split Alien Guy
Andre Blair Central Park Agent
Paige Brooks "Mysteries In History" Lauranna
Nick Cannon MIB Autopsy Agent
Derek Cecil Repairman Agent
Denise Cheshire Fmaily Mom/Locker Alien
Kevin Cotteleer MIB Customs Agent
Michael Dahlen Flesh Balls
Thom Fountain Voice Only
Michael Garvey Corn Face
Sid Garza-Hillman Agent Gee
Philip Goodwin Diner Guy
Kevin Grevioux Pineal Eye
Ernie Grunwald Young Postal Employee
Jeremy Howard Bird Guy Alien, Postal Sorting Alien
William Jackson Eye Guy
Carl Johnson Voice Only
Jay Johnston Agent
Doug Jones Joey
Victoria Jones Neuralyzed Daughter
Stephanie Kemp Neuralyzed Mother
Linda Kim Ambassador Lauranna
Martin Klebba Family Child Alien
Derek Mears Mosh Tendrils
Alpheus Merchant MIB Guard
Joel McKinnon Miller Agent
Richard Pearson Voice Only
John Richardson Postman
Michael Rivkin Man With Dog
Sean Rouse MIB Agent
Michael Bailey Smith Creepy
Barry Sonnenfeld Neuralyzed Father
Chloe Sonnenfeld Young Girl At Post Office
Peter Spellos Motorman
Howard Spiegel New York Guy
Peter Spruyt MIB Customs Agent
Mary Stein Bird Lady Alien
Sonny Tipton Dog Poop
James N. Toney
Lenny Venito New York Guy
Tom Whitenight Agent C
Technical Credits
Barry Sonnenfeld Director
Rick Baker Makeup Special Effects
Cheryl Carasik Set Decoration/Design
John Chichester Set Decoration/Design
Ellen Christiansen Set Decoration/Design
Danny Elfman Score Composer
Barry Fanaro Screenwriter
Greg Gardiner Cinematographer
Marc Haimes Associate Producer
Alec Hammond Art Director
William Hawkins Set Decoration/Design
Sean Haworth Art Director
M. Todd Henry Camera Operator
Industrial Light & Magic Animator
Kevin Ishioka Set Decoration/Design
Stephanie Kemp Associate Producer
Ronna Kress Casting
Peter Kurland Sound/Sound Designer
Laurie MacDonald Producer
Walter Parkes Producer
Richard Pearson Editor
Graham Place Co-producer
Robert Gordon Original Story, Screenwriter
Artist W. Robinson Asst. Director
Steven Spielberg Executive Producer
Mary Vogt Costumes/Costume Designer
Steve Weisberg Editor
Robert W. Welch III Production Designer
Tom Wilkins Art Director
Michael Wylie Art Director
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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Great Effects, Big Laughs, Awesome Dog

    The sequel is actually funnier than its predecessor, which is rare. Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones play off each other very well, but Frank the Pug steals whatever scene he's in! A great movie for everyone and a must have for pug lovers everywhere!

    1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

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    ............................................................... Really Poor.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    not a good movie

    This movie is a horrible movie..at least in my opinion because i thought it was really pathetic, and really....stupid. Yeah, it was funny and all but this is a horrible movie.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    One of the worst of 2002

    Despite reading some of the critics' reviews to the tune of ''Even better than the first!'' and ''Jones and Smith have never been funnier'', follow my advice before you waste money on the stinky, sad pile of studio waste. Now I liked the original MIB, but this flat sequel has NONE of the charm or humor that made the original worth watching. Jones and Smith have no chemistry, the script is pathetic, and the special effects are almost shockingly bad at times. I could barely make it through (in fact it took two sessions to watch it). Really people... this is an awful movie.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Better than the first!

    This DVD is great for anyone who loved the first Men in Black. It's hilarious as Tommy Lee Jones tries to fit his way back into the business. Plus this DVD has loads and loads of extra features including how they made the aliens, how they did sound, and even the music video. It keeps you busy for hours!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Rent it or buy it!

    I think the sequel was actually as good as the first! Which is rare with movies. However both the original version and the subsequent sequel were amazing! Both are funny, action-packed, and downright comical classic hits. The dynamic duo, Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith, brought their very talented acting skills to the movie and I was impressed with the rest of the cast as well. Definitely check it out!

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