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10 out of 10

A perfect 10

do you make money? mnetised?

10 Its just Boris.

Stupid movie 3/10

they should have just used Tommy Lee Jones

@@jimboj1584you can only de age so far. Brolin aced this.

K didn't seem to know J from the beginning of MIB 1.

@@eliso5973 Oh, yes he did. He vouched for him nonstop.

that technically means he only died once because after he got killed by K everything else he did after that was undone

Where there's death, there will always be death. - Griffin

@@brunodeceitapedro9086 yeah, but he means to J's father.

@@francocorradi5818 I noticed.

@@brunodeceitapedro9086 unless J goes back an entire months before this event then takes out Boris from that time.

Also at one point J said some shit about his dad that made K upset and he puts J in his place about it, such a fine detail from the second movie that has weight to it later on

​@Vinchezno J only said he barely remembered his dad, then K said he should respect his father. It really goes to show how sensitive K is about his death, that a harmless comment J made was taken as a sort of insult.

This is a very good point

@@Vinchezno Yeah he told him not to bad mouth his old man then J says he was just saying his dad wasn't there for him.

Hahahahahaha. Man stfu, It's a good scene. But this movie is action based, not a drama or anything similar to be called one of the most touching scenes 😂

Oldboy. Proof is right there.

He voiced thanos to get his big break in acting.

@@AndrewSung-f3s Thanos??? He was Brand in "The Goonies." That was his big break.

thr black dude?

@@Phill_mcCrackinthat’s will smith, josh brolin is the guy with the goggles

The one where Smith says “keep my wife’s snatchel out of your god damn mouth” to Borris The Animal?

​@@zach11241 lmao

MIB 3 is underrated for sure

I guess he already figured out his Dad passed and came to terms with it, I guess he was moreso shocked that K was there from the beginning. Could say K is like a pseudo father to the one he lost.

It's more that he didn't even realize it was his own father until he saw his younger self's pocket watch because K neuralized him as a kid. He didn't even know what his dad looked like as Adult J.

J: I will Knocked your Punk ass down

Everyone forgets that we knew that already. Kay neuralyzed him earlier in the same movie, mere minutes of screen time before he asked the question, so we personally witnessed that he was lying. We just thought it was the first time then...

Not this time...

"Where there is death, there will always be death"

Boris the animal

@@thenumberonepogi "IT'S JUST BORIS!"

@@TARDISmanX you're going to lose it

He confiscated it from Agent J. In the Headquarters you see him hide it. it is after the scene where J recognized Agent O

Probably a prototype; only good for 5 minutes or less of memory erasing

U forgot he took the one J was using lol 😂 when he pulled it out his pocket when he was interrogating him

They showed that he had a portable one but it took ages to charge up. J stopped him from using it and went to use his own one. I'm guessing it was already charged and ready to use from earlier

Cause it's a movie 😂

The first stage of a Saturn V gets to over 6,000 mph

@@VoxAstra-qk4jz To be that far away from the earth to have it at that size, they'd have to be at least halfway to the moon, which would take just under a day (19 hours and some change) at minimum. 6000mph is fast, but not anywhere that fast to travel 120k miles in a few minutes

If THIS makes you cringe, then you do NOT want to watch Star Trek: Into Darkness. Especially near the end, when the Enterprise starts falling toward Earth - from the vicinity of the Moon's orbit - and the Moon was clearly nearby. - The Moon was CLOSER - Enterprise should've fallen toward THE MOON. - And yes - a spacecraft that was just "keeping station" like the Enterprise was will start to fall towards the nearest big mass once the thrusters are off. But - guess what - we already DID that - in the APOLLO missions. (See how this loops back?) And the Apollo spacecraft does indeed "fall" back to Earth. But it takes FOUR FREAKING DAYS. Not the 8 minutes it appeared to take in the... You know what? I'm stopping right there before I get worked up into a proper RANT... *Let's just wrap it up this way - Hollywood writers have absolutely NO sense of scale whatsoever.*

Almost as if they wanted to keep that scene short to convey how the defense system thing worked, rather than to keep your eyeballs glued to the screen for 10 hours just to make it realistic Jesus, some of you have no movie logic awareness and take every single opportunity to nitpick every detail

Not really. Boris wanted them to SEE him win. He wanted them to live, so they would be burdened with knowing he beat them. It's a flaw in almost all villains...both fictional AND real ones. They need that satisfaction. It's not enough to win...they NEED their adversaries to know they're beaten. It's compulsive...like breathing.

@@DoremiFasolatido1979 in Baki Hanma the villains want to be defeated so they may for the first time in their lives taste defeat

@bongsanprime9839 I'm more referring to real life villains. But it's usually true in fiction, too. The bullshit of "subverting the trope" is complete nonsense in reality. Psychologists who claim any villain wants to be caught is either incompetent, or a villain themselves.

Yeah. All villains do that. Even the wannabes who insist they'd never be that stupid. Because the ego demands it...and ego is the only thing any villain ever has. Real or fictional...they're always the same. They compulsively NEED others to see their victory. It doesn't mean anything to win, unless your opponent has to live to see it happen, has to live with knowing the villain won. It will absolutely NEVER be otherwise.

True. I would have had the team say "we gotta call this in" and right before they call houston K knowing they would cancel the launch pulls out the nuraylzer and says gentleman look at this. *flash* I'm just a maintenance worker doing a last minute systems check. Everything is good to go. Enjoy the moon gentleman. Or a simple "you didn't see me!" *flash* then they all ask each other did you see that? No. Did you see that? No.

I think that’s the most angriest Boris could get lol 😂

IT'S JUST BORIS!!!!

@@damianlove8026 I agree, I doubt he's capable of getting any angrier than that lol

@@Kenny-ep2nf Hehee 😂

@@damianlove8026 haha

Yeah... that's how aging works...

He sounds a little wiser

5:51*

I agree

It's especially problematic with boris, because he can literally shoot spikes from the palm of his hand, and said spike shooting palm is currently wrapped around Wills throat - there's 0 reason not to shoot

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the dad? are u stupid

I was gonna say that BUT the child actor did an excellent job. I can look past it

Maybe as J got older he didn't go outside very often so his skin got lighter

“Where there’s death, there will always be death” Can’t stop it from happening. It was the way the timeline was suppose to be. If his father was alive, he may have never joined MIB. He wouldn’t have a timeline to go back to.

My thoughts were he could go 2 days back and wait for Boris at Coney Island but avoid being seen by K, that way he'd be able to eliminate Boris and save his father.

@@011Jesse That's sad

yep

……………not this time

Um sir please put our disguise back on.... sheesh.

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the escape tower tilted away at around 3 minutes something but you dunno what is the height that the net system needs to be deployed, it is necessarily to be in the height of orbit

Might fuck up his future

Maybe he intends to later on

@@The_Govermnent his future with MIB?

Where there's death, There will always be death

@@A_T_H_E_I_S_T Maybe, maybe not.

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