Men in Black II (Widescreen Two-Disc Special Edition)

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Theatrical Release

July 3, 2002

DVD Release

July 3, 2002

Studio

Sony Pictures

Rated

PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)

Directors

Actors

Lara Flynn Boyle, David Cross (II), Rosario Dawson, Colombe Jacobsen-Derstine, Jay Johnston, Tommy Lee Jones, Jack Kehler, Johnny Knoxville, Joel McKinnon Miller, Alpheus Merchant, Michael Rivkin, Tony Shalhoub, Michael Bailey Smith, Will Smith, Peter Spellos, Howard Spiegel, Rip Torn, Lenny Venito, Patrick Warburton

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Formats

• Anamorphic
• Closed-captioned
• Color
• Dolby
• Special Edition
• Subtitled
• Widescreen
• NTSC

Additional Information

More remake than sequel, Men in Black II safely repeats everything that made Men in Black the blockbuster hit of 1997. That's fine if you loved the original's fresh humor, weird aliens, and loopy ingenuity, but as sequels go, it's pure déjà vu. Makeup wizard Rick Baker is the only MIB alumnus who's trying anything new, while director Barry Sonnenfeld and costars Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones (as alien-fighting agents Jay and Kay, respectively) are on autopilot with an uninspired screenplay. The quest of a multitentacled alien--on Earth in the form of Lara Flynn Boyle--for the light of Zartha requires Jay to deneuralize Kay, whose restored memory contains the key to saving the planet. The tissue-thin premise allows all varieties of special effects--mostly familiar, with some oddly hilarious new stuff tossed in for good measure. Certainly enjoyable as a popcorn distraction, but the MIB magic has worn a bit thin. --Jeff Shannon - Amazon.com