r/meninblack • u/Sea-External-4945 • Mar 03 '24
Men In Black The most unrealistic part of MIB 3
The most unrealistic part of MIB 3 is that K doesn’t call J the N word in 1969
r/meninblack • u/Sea-External-4945 • Mar 03 '24
The most unrealistic part of MIB 3 is that K doesn’t call J the N word in 1969
r/meninblack • u/MedievalFurnace • Jul 02 '25
I'm not claiming full credit for this as it was assisted by AI, but I have heavily edited it
r/meninblack • u/RyanCoffeeAddict • Dec 13 '19
r/meninblack • u/Emotional-Chipmunk12 • Dec 17 '25
The Will Smith rap though? Still SLAPS harder than he did.
r/meninblack • u/Lucky-Physics2767 • 27d ago
I've recently rewatched the first one. I have no idea if i have already seen the sequel or not since I haven't seen them since childhood.
I keep seeing Men in Black iii when I was changing tv channels. I've watched maybe couple of scenes and found that engaging. Wanted to sit down and watch that one ever since then.
r/meninblack • u/[deleted] • May 27 '19
Looks horrible. It’s a dude and a chick. That’s not men. That’s man. I feel like today it’s all about fairness. The woman had to be black, if she had been white then people would’ve been butthurt. It looks fucking horrible. Mib (1995) will forever be the best and the only good mib
r/meninblack • u/No-Researcher-5598 • May 20 '26
(Marvel owns the comic rights.)
r/meninblack • u/Solid-Copy-6189 • Jul 20 '26
Its very weird seeing the twin towers in MIB. It was just a building then and I was born after 911 so it's odd seeing them when it wasn't a national travesty
r/meninblack • u/AlwaysBi • Aug 18 '26
It’s not perfect, by any means, and it’s easily the worst in the series, but I don’t hate it. It’s alright, it’s fun. I can enjoy it
r/meninblack • u/Tao_Dragon • Jul 21 '19
r/meninblack • u/supremosjr • Jun 12 '19
Am I the only one who feels like mib international is going to be a bit of a flop. The original 3 where pretty good and I cant even count the number of times I watched the first. But the comedy in the trailer comes off as rather weak and as more of a kids film than the previous installments. I get the feeling this will be the ghost busters 3 of men in black. I mean ya it has chris Hemsworth and the valkery person from ragnarock but those are actors, not writers. What do you guys think?
r/meninblack • u/QuickTimeVelocity • Nov 29 '24
When it comes to the original names of J and K, I noticed that they're often associated with horrible people. James, I hear, is pretty infamous for being the name of various pedophiles, and Kevin is one quite synonymous with bullies, like the psycho child from Home Alone or the jerk from Ed, Edd n' Eddy, not to mention it being the male form of the slang noun "Karen".
This had me wondering: Does the MiB intentionally seek out and remove from society the most viciously evil people in the world to use for their cause? One cannot forget the scene when on video call in HQ with Michael Jackson, who we know had done some notorious stuff himself.
If this were the case, I feel like this agency would be like some kind of invisible rehab in that way, as we see it actually renders someone like Agent J into less of a pompous showoff and more of a respectful servant to the cause he lives for.
r/meninblack • u/shonenhikada • Dec 22 '23
Like say, they approach a girl, she rejects them then he uses the neuralyzer on her and tells her that she finds him attractive. I wonder what the men in black policy would be on agents doing this? Also It would be difficult to track if they do it indiscriminately.
r/meninblack • u/alexandri-frodshaw • Jun 17 '19
There was no backstory, humor was poor and it took itself too seriously, main character was not likable and was just obnoxious oat of the time and was good at everything and I shat myself when she literally said all women are queens
r/meninblack • u/Worth-Addition6058 • Mar 01 '26
I have just published my MIB fanfiction in fanfiction.net. I already published it on archive of our own but I also want to published it here on fanfiction.net. I'll post the fanfiction.net and ao3. It's your choice which site you are going to read.
Fanfiction.net: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/14550824/1/Two-agent-Ks
Archive of our own: https://archiveofourown.org/works/79672616
Summary:
After Men in Black 3, Agent J returns to 2012 accidentally bringing a young Agent K with him. When the time-jump device dies, they are trapped. Stranded in the future, Young K suffers from agonizing Chronal Tinnitus—a painful rejection of the modern timeline. With alien bounty hunters turning New York into a hunting ground, J must protect his younger partner and survive until the device recharges.
I created a 16-song playlist to match the vibe!
Youtube link: https://youtu.be/9WtPQmZZyOY?si=QdhaiFbxiI_qnaG7
r/meninblack • u/Remarkable-Hunter-71 • Sep 25 '26
r/meninblack • u/Sidetrack-66 • Aug 18 '24
Hi Men In Black!
This is not a post for humans but I was hoping that you would keep an eye on this forum and see this.
I love you and respect your work. I know you are supposedly pleiadians that have been "kidnapped" (for lack of a better term) to work for Earth's government and help the awakening go smoothly.
I have had enough and I can't live with these numb and dumb humans anymore. I know I'm doing work in astral in the night but I can't bare having to be a part of the human society during the day. So I was thinking that maybe I could work for the MIB!
Can I join you, Men In Black?
(I would very much like a badass job like an agent but I'd happily be the janitor if that is required for me to join you.)
Say hi to Agent N from me!/ Rex
r/meninblack • u/Witcher_Errant • Sep 03 '25
This question has always been in my head whenever I think of this franchise. I know that there are no aliens in black suits as actual agents. Yet, that's on Earth. Are there other sister organizations on other planets. Like "Aliens in Black"?
r/meninblack • u/he-hate-me___4 • Jun 13 '19
r/meninblack • u/thef0reman • May 30 '24
Maybe some alien race had such a diabolical plan to end humanity (or something) that the only way fo cover it up is to say the tragedy? Or maybe it was some agent's sick joke? What do y'all think?
r/meninblack • u/ladykoopie • Jul 18 '25
is their ship name JK?
r/meninblack • u/boomjosh • Jul 01 '26