This consists of interviews with the cast and crew, all of whom have something to add within their area of expertise(and there is a very clear love of what they're working on), clips from the movie, behind-the-scenes footage, and incomplete effects shots. It's 26 and and a half minutes long. This is found on the Blu-Ray release of Men in Black3. It spoils a lot of the film, and so will this review so that I can go into more detail.
They discuss how it's a homecoming. It's about how you know something other people don't know. The script has to deliver something the people expect from the franchise and something more than that. The series is ultimately about the characters, the relationships between people. Smith did some of his own stunts. With time travel there's always going to be a question you can't answer but it does give you great opportunities. It's fun to see Agent J interact with 1969 society. Brolin didn't want to just impersonate Lee Jones. The chemistry was the same whether Will was working with Tommy or Josh. This is the story of a long lost villain going after your partner. To Boris, English was his second language. Jemaine Clement is big and imposing even though he is a comedian. Griffin was written as a combination between physics theory and Zen master. While the new leader, O, is strong and sardonic like Zed was, she's also really funny. On set it doesn't feel like a big movie, rather, a typical Emma Thompson movie and that's remarkable. If there are aliens on Earth, where would they be able to pass? New York. Though there are extraterrestrials in the background, you have to look close to spot them. Effects are gritty and realistic, more a part of the world. The Mono Cycles sort of existed, obviously not quite the way they look and move on screen. Rick Baker made more creatures for this film than the first two combined, times ten. Barry sonnenfeld being eccentric. The decision to end the movie on the Apollo launch.
I recommend this to any fan of the flick. 7/10
They discuss how it's a homecoming. It's about how you know something other people don't know. The script has to deliver something the people expect from the franchise and something more than that. The series is ultimately about the characters, the relationships between people. Smith did some of his own stunts. With time travel there's always going to be a question you can't answer but it does give you great opportunities. It's fun to see Agent J interact with 1969 society. Brolin didn't want to just impersonate Lee Jones. The chemistry was the same whether Will was working with Tommy or Josh. This is the story of a long lost villain going after your partner. To Boris, English was his second language. Jemaine Clement is big and imposing even though he is a comedian. Griffin was written as a combination between physics theory and Zen master. While the new leader, O, is strong and sardonic like Zed was, she's also really funny. On set it doesn't feel like a big movie, rather, a typical Emma Thompson movie and that's remarkable. If there are aliens on Earth, where would they be able to pass? New York. Though there are extraterrestrials in the background, you have to look close to spot them. Effects are gritty and realistic, more a part of the world. The Mono Cycles sort of existed, obviously not quite the way they look and move on screen. Rick Baker made more creatures for this film than the first two combined, times ten. Barry sonnenfeld being eccentric. The decision to end the movie on the Apollo launch.
I recommend this to any fan of the flick. 7/10
