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Cast

Will Smith
as Agent J

Tommy Lee Jones
as Agent K

Josh Brolin
as Young Agent K

Jemaine Clement
as Boris the Animal

Emma Thompson
as Agent O

Michael Stuhlbarg
as Griffin

Mike Colter
as Colonel

Nicole Scherzinger
as Boris' Girlfriend

Michael Chernus
as Jeffrey Price

Alice Eve
as Young Agent O

Keone Young
as Mr. Wu

Bill Hader
as Andy Warhol

Cayen Martin
as Colonel's Son

Clarke Thorell
as Prison Guard #1

Adam Mucci
as Prison Guard #2

Tom McComas
as Prison Guard #3

Douglas Crosby
as Prison Guard #4

Woodie King Jr.
as 2012 MIB HQ Guard

Jack A. O'Connell
as 1969 MIB HQ Guard

Tobias Segal
as 1969 MIB Agent #1

John Shaver
as 1969 MIB Agent #2

Gerrit van der Meer
as 1969 MIB Agent #3

Alexandra O'Hara
as Mom

Violet O'Hara
as Little Chocolate Milk Girl

Valence Thomas
as Coney Island Hippie

Chloe Sonnenfeld
as Coney Island Flower Child

Lanny Flaherty
as Obadiah Price

Jonathan O'Hara
as MIB Desk Agent

Rick Baker
as Brain Alien

Joseph D'Onofrio
as New York Mets Fan #1

Joseph R. Gannascoli
as New York Mets Fan #2

Katy Frame
as Diner Waitress

Kevin Townley
as Funky 60's Dude

Stephen Brian Jones
as Guru

Tyler Johnson
as Muscle Boy at Happening

Kati Rediger
as Muscle Boy's Girlfriend at Happening

Víctor Ortíz
as Air Force MP #1

Charlie Barnett
as Air Force MP #2

Ian Blackman
as Car Theft Victim

Jeremy Beiler
as Hotel Doorman

Liliane Klein
as Screaming Lady on Ferris Wheel

Britt Johnson
as Detained Teenage Alien

Jared Johnston
as Neil Armstrong

Ken Arnold
as Buzz Aldrin

Jonathan Drew
as Michael Collins

Joel Brady
as 1969 Man in Elevator

David Pittu
as Roman The Fabulist

Lenny Venito
as Bowling Ball Head

Anthony J. Gallo
as Four-Armed Alien

James Martin Kelly
as 1969 NYPD Cop #1

Will McLaughlin
as 1969 NYPD Cop #2

Kimmy Suzuki
as Mr, Wu's Bartender

Kirk T. Larsen
as Dead Zed

Javier Jose Rivera Nieves
as Tranvestite at Happening

Barry Sonnenfeld
as Husband Watching Launch

Susan Ringo
as Wife Watching Launch

Stephanie Ellis
as Young Wife #1 Watching Launch

Ben Brown
as Young Husband #1 Watching Launch

Amy Erwitt
as Young Wife #2 Watching Launch

Brad Abrell
as Worm

Tim Blaney
as Worm

Thom Fountain
as Worm

Carl Johnson
as Worm

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• Apr 17, 2015

  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.
  

  Gimly M Super Reviewer
• Sep 21, 2013

  The unlikely buddy cop team up of urban, hip, black guy with redneck, common sense, good ol' boy (does this conceit still carry currency? you betcha ... so much for the 21st century ushering in dynamic social change) returns to seduce you to pony over more popcorn money as the time travel card is laid out to spice up the old aliens among us formula. Luckily the stars bring the charm to keep sleep away while the hoary old chestnut is pranced about. And guess how it ends? They really like each other after all. More popcorn please.
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer
• Apr 18, 2013

  I have to admit that I was never much of a fan of this franchise, feeling that it relied too much on special effects and a one trick pony gimmick. However, this 3rd installment tickled my funny bone, and while not perfect (some rather awkward moments to be sure), this one delivered the goods in a sort of offbeat, Twin Peaks sorta way (homage to the pie). I thought that the time travel aspect of the film was serviceable and capably handled, and the entire enterprise has a certain gleam in its eye, managing to straddle the fence between farce and realism. The two stars work well together and Josh Brolin is just fine as the younger Tommy Lee Jones. I'm not going to reveal much of the plot, other than to say that an arch villain has escaped from maximum security (a very nice beginning sequence) and gets access to a time machine, where he intends to go back to 1969 and warn his younger self that Jones is after him. As the two MIB hunt down clues to the villain's whereabouts in both present and past, we are led into several set pieces that range from mildly funny to hilarious - like a confrontation and shootout in a Chinese Restaurant. There's also a funny touch when a femme fatale brings a cake to the prison - said cake is wobbling, while her abundant cleavage is not - gotta love it! Back in time they meet up with Andy Warhol - a scene that could use some salt, but paves the way to a meeting with a creature who can see a myriad of alternate realities. This leads to some truly funny and yet heartfelt moments, as this character holds the soul of the film and allows Jones and Will Smith the opportunity to do some male bonding that otherwise wouldn't play true to the characters. At film's end when Jones states in his usual flat tone "it was an honor", the words carry so much more than a film of this type has a right to expect - and yet it rings true and poignant; to be followed by a bit of hip levity that you'd expect from the brand, and yet was so sorely lacking in the 2nd installment.
  paul s Super Reviewer
• Mar 31, 2013

  While Men in Black 3 isn't as good as the original, it's a vast improvement over the immensely disappointing second installment. This is a sequel that is much better than you would expect it to be. Will Smith and Josh Brolin (playing a young K) have as much chemistry together as Smith and Jones. The special effects, particularly the time travel sequences are neat and never look cheesy or awkward. Even better is the story, that not only presents time travel in a way that hasn't quite been seen before, but it reveals aspects of K and J's past that is pleasantly unexpected. If you're not generally a fan of Men in Black, you probably won't like this film. It isn't a must-see blockbuster, but it is certainly a solid sequel, one of Hollywood's better attempts at reviving a classic franchise.
  Edward B Super Reviewer

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