If you want to get a taste of the (pretty straightforward) action you should expect In Men In Black 3, take a look a this clip below. You’ll also get to see their Entity bikes in operation, again recalling Mr. Garrison’s double-penetration segue of the future. I’m seeing a lot of new articles about that very connection today when I already felt like myself and every other blogger mentioned it when the bikes were first revealed in the trailer. Oh well, now they’re featured marketing!
There’s also a chance for you to see Jay and Kay begin to work through some issues right before they have to gat some aliens into oblivion. Clearly the Men In Black are still not a “set phasers to stun” kind of agency, though to be fair, the very first film similarly exploded an alien in the first scene.
Finally, it might be worth mentioning that the film does have some viral efforts on, though they might be a bit… synergistic for most Chewer’s tastes. You see, a video blogging kid called BugEyes has been investigating the existence of actual men in black 
suits, and apparently that instigation demands frequent and delicious visits to tasty Baskin Robbins®.
I dunno, might be a good intro ARG campaign for your kid or whatever, especially if you’re secretly hankering for a trip to get ice cream later.
Of course, the best look at MIB3 that we’ve seen so far is yesterday’s release of a giant batch of photos including Rick Baker’s awesome creature designs for the film. Definitely take a look at that if you haven’t already.
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Damn, Tommy and Will seem to have completely lost their chemistry. And that “action” is utterly boring. Good on Rick Baker for the awesome retro alien designs, but I remain utterly unconvinced this will work.
Not interested, which is sad really, because I thought the first movie was a hoot. I still do, but this sequel comes about 10 years too late.
Nah, I laughed a few times. Liked the big fish and tentacle tongue girl – they’re at least acknowledging the rise of Asian influences in genre since the last movie. Agreed on the retro stuff.
They could have done better than the “Huh?” response to the Snoop Doggisms – made a gag that it’s an alien language or had Warhol/Heder respond with some equally impenetrable 60s slang/smack talk. I’m hoping they’re not handicapping the other characters in order to make Smith look like he’s still the young hip alpha dog (he’s not). Brolin/Jones’s unflappability is obviously the greatest foil to that sort of schtick though.
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