Man he been right there with Tommy making movies for years and he is very talented so yea he should be able to do it pretty easy actually! He been on a roll as of late he been Thanos, Cable, and tons of other roles that where really good to like this one!
I saw on another comment that had actual sources, but Brolin loved, and I mean *loved* Tommy Lee and his work, and had watched Men in Black so many times, when he came to audition he had everything down perfect.
When X arrives, K quickly covers the weapons and the neuralizer that are on the desk. I never noticed that before. It means that K really believes J is somewhat valuable and doesn't want external interference. This also means that during the whole neuralizer sequence, K never wanted to neuralize J, it was always meant to be an effective way for making J talk
@@carlosdcf8268 ...and that’s the thing! How often have you seen an actor BECOME another 100%??? I can think of only one other time I have seen it to this level!
To be fair, he's hung up on the idea that Time Travel is a *super-bad thing* that people are *absolutely not supposed to know about.* After being an Agent for over 15 years, it was still something he wasn't supposed to know about, so he's really, REALLY trying NOT to break out the "I'm from the future" card.
Agent K used a retro neuralizer instead of the small battery powered one revealed much later in the film because he never wanted to erase Agent J’s memories. The intimidation factor of a neuralizer the size of an MRI machine played a significant role during the interrogation. It’s small details like this that make me appreciate the movie even more.
Nah!. I think J was messing with K while Z and Y looked on without warning K, L and O.,,,which they should have done in order to avoid a clash with C, F and O.
K's subtle disgust when the other guy dismisses the non-human death is nice. Also the way Brolin exudes that much more age and experience than Will despite him only being a year older than him.
Because there kids films, and the adult jokes are well crafted, you notice them more as you get older. Its some very very very clever writing, go watch inside out for example, as an adult you get all the subtext
underrated? He is well paid an in several major movies of our generation. Learn a better word to express how you feel about successful actors. Being mainstream, which Josh is btw, does not make you better or worse but he is anything but underrated as an actor. The man played George Bush.
"What's her name?"..."HUH?" That's what got me. You supposedly know her well enough to know she's worried SICK about, but you don't know her name? I'm dying laughing over here! XD XD
Which would probably be: 1) Tell us the pertinent details, 2) Fill-out this s**t-ton of paperwork while sitting in a quarantine bubble so you don't set off a plague, 3) shall we have the worms bring you some coffee?
They *do.* That much is made explicitly clear to J before he goes back in time. The protocol is "No." By the time of MIB3, J is one of the more senior agents in MIB, and he still didn't have clearance to know it even exists, so it is a *VERY* well-kept secret. The only reason they end up telling him and letting him go on the mission is because he is the only one who COULD due to his connection to the whole affair - and because the criminal in question has apparently himself gone back in time, so it is necessary to do so in order to catch him and fix the timeline.
I think it was K's plan to shut off the neurolizer at the last second because he knew J would let something honest slip then and surely enough J accepts his fate knowing he won't be there to help K and tells him to kill Boris.
@@BanterSage Notice how K was already putting trust towards J by covering the equipment when the boss showed up and O was on the level by diverting his attention.
@@alphanerd7221 Which was the right call. His boss is a bigot who clearly doesn't care about aliens. K, being friends with the alien, Roman, took his boss's dismissive attitude personally.
@@alphanerd7221 I think he already trusted him before he even woke up. An alien death and he finds a man in a black suit using MIB tech who immediately recognizes K was pretty telling. He might not have had the details but Im sure he worked out "MIB agent on a hush hush mission most probable".
“I knew Roman. His wife cooked me dinner once, and while it was not pleasant, he was my friend.” The sad tone in his voice made me feel for a character that was only on screen for about 10 seconds
I love these extra lines out of nowhere. "Is this thing off? Hey, I don't think it's all the way off! It's whirrin' and buzzin'! I don't know if I don't know nothing." 😂
Six years later, K went crazy, turned giant and purple and became obsessed about balance. Edit: I'm an idiot and wrote crazy twice because evidently I'm crazy myself
The Schtaron response from j is exactly the type of response someone would give when they’re lying, put on the spot and they come up with something outlandish to try and cover their tracks, great writing
I remember watching this for the first time when I was little and I was fully convinced that Tommy Lee Jones just had makeup/effects on to make him look younger. Josh Brolin was the perfect choice for this role.
Funny thing even though young K was 29 in the movie, Josh Brolin was 44 when he played the role, while Tommy Lee Jones, when he started playing K in 1997, was 51.
I love the pause after J spills the beans. You can see K trying to find some fault, some flaw in J's explanation, some contradiction between what he's said and anything he's done up to this point, but it all fits. The only remaining flaw is that I imagine K isn't yet aware of time travel, but he knows better than to dismiss something as impossible simply because he's never encountered it.
The number of years that he counted from when he was recruiting is a little short. He should have said in 28 years from now you're going to recruit me.
@Kate B. deadpool. He time traveled in deadpool. But I don't think he time traveled in endgame. We all know he had the ability to because he had the timestone. But I think what everyone is talking about is when the avengers time travelled and interacted with a younger thanos. That's not thanos time traveling.
This movie was good. So cool how it came full circle when you realize that K had been watching J growing up most of his life because of his Dad's sacrifice.
Ok, this movie isn't the best, but I kind of like the allusion to real life racism in this scene- when asked if there were any casualties, K replies that Roman died, but is then asked about human casualties, with the obvious implication that he doesn't care about dead aliens. K then shows noticeable irritation and says, "No, sir."
I slept on this movie until it showed up on my Netflix feed, but it's so underrated. The 60's Sci-Fi costumes / makeup on all the background aliens is just perfect.
Something I noticed was how the boss says “any human casualties?” as if the alien casualty didn’t matter. How the hell are you meant to run an alien organisation if you don’t care about the aliens’ lives?
Did not know that was Josh Brolin until i scrolled the comment section. He is spot on a younger Tommy Lee! I thought they found a no name actor that looked like him!
Goes to show how he suspected J being an agency guy from the start. Putting him in the giant neutralizer then aborting at the last second was a necessary confirmation tactic
Josh Brolin REALLY has Tommy Lee Jones speech patterns and mannerisms studied. Great work.
Man he been right there with Tommy making movies for years and he is very talented so yea he should be able to do it pretty easy actually! He been on a roll as of late he been Thanos, Cable, and tons of other roles that where really good to like this one!
Watching this scene as an adult I noticed how truly Tommy Lee Jones he was and it’s an incredible performance
I kind of hear his Llewelyn Moss Texas accent from No Country For Old Men, oddly enough TLJ is in that movie as well.
Wait that’s Josh Brolin?? I thought it was like Tommy Lee Jones son or something oh my god
@@OliviaSNava yes, the very same person who play Cable and Thanos 😂
I like how James actually came up with a believable lie but couldn’t come up with a decent fake name for the girl.
Should've just went with Canada
@@sword3349 or Candice…
Joe Mama
Schtaron... classic!
he was thinking of calling her karen or sharon but came out with scharon
His Tommy Lee " alright " was spot on
😆
His Tommy lee was spot on 😂
Supposedly doing that line was all that was needed to for Josh Brolin to get the role.
I saw on another comment that had actual sources, but Brolin loved, and I mean *loved* Tommy Lee and his work, and had watched Men in Black so many times, when he came to audition he had everything down perfect.
I first learned about brolin when i saw this movie and i was freakin blown away. I always tell my friends "howdya know mah nayme" haha
The look of distain on K's face when X just completely dismisses an aliens death as less important than a persons is perfect
I saw that too, that was really shocking and a nice bit of detail since we know later on how K feels about aliens.
I think in the comics they would rather kill any human witnesses. It's been a while
@@TheBlackAntagonist I mean, he's usually pretty fair but firm unless you knows they're committing a crime
@@dinkledonker801 True.
@@TheBlackAntagonist Honestly they should of given him his own movie instead of international, shown him as that "dumb kid lost on the wrong backroad"
"I put my pants on!" Love that part
"Pooped"
Sorta funny that that is what 1963 J would say as a toddler
@@dmike2899 no
If I were there:
My dog's breath smells like dog food and dead kitties.
@@bsgambati1 sounds like something ralph wiggum would say
When X arrives, K quickly covers the weapons and the neuralizer that are on the desk.
I never noticed that before. It means that K really believes J is somewhat valuable and doesn't want external interference.
This also means that during the whole neuralizer sequence, K never wanted to neuralize J, it was always meant to be an effective way for making J talk
I never noticed that
K pertained some trust in J but he really wanted more information and the only he could get J to talk is... well that big-ass neuralizer
What the heck i just realized
And O catches on to K wanting to sweep J under the rug, so she immediately distracts X.
Great catch!
The best part of this movie is Josh playing K, since he actually cares about acting.
He's a dude playing another dude, that's playing another dude!
@@ORam... thats playing another dude? or is he playing another dude?
@@hardwirecarsYes!
@@ORam... three levels? Too unstable
@@ORam... you never go full agent k!
Only Will Smith could ever pull that “OK” line off! 😂😂😂
When i first watched this movie that line had me wheezing even though i saw this coming from a mile away. It was perfectly delivered and hilarious.
It was still extremely cringey.
@@Smasho8000 sure man
@@Smasho8000 you are extremely cringe
@@srai5333 Ooo, nice comeback.
The viagrins have a revolutionary pill. *they sure do*
Lol
Damn I never caught that until now
Blue buddies
It was a *hard* case
@@jimburrows2884 🤣🤣🤣
Josh Brolin BECAME Tommy Lee Jones for this movie...
Wasn't that the point?
@@jaamal6369 Yep but he nailed it
@@carlosdcf8268 ...and that’s the thing! How often have you seen an actor BECOME another 100%??? I can think of only one other time I have seen it to this level!
He's so good that after a while you kinda forget he's not Tommy Lee Jones.
Tommy Lee Jones as Thanos Deepfake
"I'm MIB, I'm from the future. I need your help."
Boy, that was hard.
To be fair, he's hung up on the idea that Time Travel is a *super-bad thing* that people are *absolutely not supposed to know about.* After being an Agent for over 15 years, it was still something he wasn't supposed to know about, so he's really, REALLY trying NOT to break out the "I'm from the future" card.
@@Blazieth Also, wasn't J told *not* to, under any circumstances, talk to or meet K?
@@TheEddagosp Honestly, I have no idea; I haven't actually seen the full movie, only a bunch of clips.
@@TheEddagosp IIRC, the young agent K caught him by surprise, with something like a taser.
So said the Viagrins
Agent K used a retro neuralizer instead of the small battery powered one revealed much later in the film because he never wanted to erase Agent J’s memories. The intimidation factor of a neuralizer the size of an MRI machine played a significant role during the interrogation. It’s small details like this that make me appreciate the movie even more.
your drinking chocolate milk your a time traveler I love it sweet and simple🤣
Nah!. I think J was messing with K while Z and Y looked on without warning K, L and O.,,,which they should have done in order to avoid a clash with C, F and O.
Because the small battery neuralyzer didn't exist in 1969 🙄
@@ijumpjudyy Yes it did. The portable one in 1969 had to be hooked up to a battery belt. It was shown near the end of the movie.
“Just gonna slip a bite guard in here…”
I’ve seen this movie so many times but this is the first time I heard viagrins have a revolutionary new pill
Wonder why they wrote that...🤔
I don't get it
@@anatine_banana_69 I cant tell if your joking?
@@dylanhairston8822 no like, literally. I didn't get this reference
(I'm Indian) not much knowledge of foreign pop culture
@@anatine_banana_69 just making sure. Are you serious or just making a joke i didn’t pick up on?
I have a sense that the reason for the “O” character to be named that way was all for the “O-K” joke
@@akaehm Ah that explains the kkk then
O-face.
What do the Men In Black agents get called when there are more than 26 of them?
She was in the earlier movies
@@carultch oooooooooookkkkkkkkk
K's subtle disgust when the other guy dismisses the non-human death is nice. Also the way Brolin exudes that much more age and experience than Will despite him only being a year older than him.
Makes me wish we got a sequel following the young K instead of MIB international. Which was also my thought after watching MIB international.
Agent J is 44 here
"You have a meeting with the viagrans....their revolutionary new pills"
How did I miss that?
Did you watched it with subtitles? Cuz i didn't and missed it (think it's just a random ET species)
Because there kids films, and the adult jokes are well crafted, you notice them more as you get older. Its some very very very clever writing, go watch inside out for example, as an adult you get all the subtext
I was looking to see if anyone else spotted that 😂😂
Ik
I miss it 800x I only relized it today before seeing you comment
Tbh, this is my first movie I saw Josh Brolin in, at first I thought they CGI Tommy lee Jones
didn't know cable was mib
OMG I DIDNT EVEN KNOW THIS WAS JOSH BROLIN WTF!
I thought that too for a moment!
During filming the makers got Josh Brolin to wear a rubber mask/stencil of Tommy Lee Jones's face to better resemble his facial features.
You didn't see the Goonies before this?
Josh Brolin is such an underrated actor. His Tommy Lee Jones portrayal was perfect and he was amazing as Thanos as well
underrated? He is well paid an in several major movies of our generation. Learn a better word to express how you feel about successful actors. Being mainstream, which Josh is btw, does not make you better or worse but he is anything but underrated as an actor. The man played George Bush.
@C C that word doesn’t mean what you think it means
I think he is accurately rated.
The dude played Thanos. He is most definitely not underrated
He is definitely not underrated, everyone knows him and is payed well. Smh
Their names were specifically made for this scene
OK
Okay
Nah just a dumb joke
OK
O-K
I feel like "I put my pants on" was brilliant ad-lib
So was "I don't know if I know nothing" 😂🤣🤣
"What's her name?"..."HUH?" That's what got me. You supposedly know her well enough to know she's worried SICK about, but you don't know her name? I'm dying laughing over here! XD XD
Josh nailed his part out of the park. This is my favorite movie of the series.
It's the only one that has a point outside the premise.
The director just said “act like Tommy Lee Jones” LMAO 😂.
You'd think MIB would have protocal for time agents.
Which would probably be:
1) Tell us the pertinent details,
2) Fill-out this s**t-ton of paperwork while sitting in a quarantine bubble so you don't set off a plague,
3) shall we have the worms bring you some coffee?
Probably the first time.
They *do.* That much is made explicitly clear to J before he goes back in time.
The protocol is "No."
By the time of MIB3, J is one of the more senior agents in MIB, and he still didn't have clearance to know it even exists, so it is a *VERY* well-kept secret. The only reason they end up telling him and letting him go on the mission is because he is the only one who COULD due to his connection to the whole affair - and because the criminal in question has apparently himself gone back in time, so it is necessary to do so in order to catch him and fix the timeline.
Or. They didn't until J traveled back.
They do... it just wasn't invented yet.
I think it was K's plan to shut off the neurolizer at the last second because he knew J would let something honest slip then and surely enough J accepts his fate knowing he won't be there to help K and tells him to kill Boris.
@@BanterSage Notice how K was already putting trust towards J by covering the equipment when the boss showed up and O was on the level by diverting his attention.
@@DarkHypernova That just shows that he distrusts his boss.
@@alphanerd7221 Which was the right call. His boss is a bigot who clearly doesn't care about aliens. K, being friends with the alien, Roman, took his boss's dismissive attitude personally.
@@Hagashager I'm not saying that. I'm just saying he wasn't really trusting J.
@@alphanerd7221 I think he already trusted him before he even woke up. An alien death and he finds a man in a black suit using MIB tech who immediately recognizes K was pretty telling. He might not have had the details but Im sure he worked out "MIB agent on a hush hush mission most probable".
*MIB: international, Look and learn* 😎
Lmfao true
I thought it's was entertaining movie I liked Chris character he was really funny
That movie was trash !!
I’d still sit though all the MIB movies rather than the marvel trash they keep pushing.
@@dylanlafreniere3479 ok
“I knew Roman.
His wife cooked me dinner once, and while it was not pleasant, he was my friend.”
The sad tone in his voice made me feel for a character that was only on screen for about 10 seconds
Josh Brolin's performance as K is simply outstanding. All mannerisms, delivery of dialogue, expressions, all of it, just like TLJ
Agreed..He is a great actor.
Of course TH-cam is randomly giving me this in 2024.
Brolin was EXACTLY how everyone expected lee jones' K would look like, younger.....
He's a genius.....
I don't think it's all the way off K I don't know if I don't know nothing🤣
I love these extra lines out of nowhere. "Is this thing off? Hey, I don't think it's all the way off! It's whirrin' and buzzin'! I don't know if I don't know nothing." 😂
I'm doing the truth face your missing it🤣
Listening to Josh talk with that accent makes me think he'd make an amazing Joel in The Last of Us.
Little too old now but yes.
@@80sMoviesRule1 You do realize Joel is in his late-40's to early-50's in the first game, right?
If only, not now. We get mando
Troy Baker actually said that he based his acting on Josh Brolin.
"That's the story you believe?"
"That one was the truth."
What if he got out of the big a** neuralyzer and pranked K by pretending that he forgot everything? Hahaha.
Probably gonna get stuck back in.
Make him forget that he forgot
Denuraulizer
Brolin as a young Tommy Lee Jones is a stroke of genius. It's rare to have a casting of the same character so masterfully chosen.
“The viagrins” lmao
This is easily Josh Brolin's most underrated role, he was incredible.
are u forget about Thanos??
@@Valve3065 I said "most underrated role." His performance as Thanos wasn't underrated at all.
Hmm , anybody spot when K’s boss approach, K put a notebook on J’s gun . I think K had made his mind from that moment to trust J.
I think he knew it from the first moment, he just wanted him to tell the truth.
nice catch!
And O knew something was up from seeing K do that, she looks back at him as she takes the boss away
You gotta admire the way Will Smith just... rolls with words. Hard to tell if all his 'BS lines' are add-libbed or actually in the script.
O-K
Agreed
Six years later, K went crazy, turned giant and purple and became obsessed about balance.
Edit: I'm an idiot and wrote crazy twice because evidently I'm crazy myself
Ah yes. Two Face!
You still have a lot to learn about balance, slick.
**Opens a door to Wakanda.**
EDIT: Forgot he calls J "slick".
Not to mention he too time traveled just to kill a mutant child
You're not an idiot idiot. Those things things happen.
@@tonyb3203
True true.
Alternate title for this would be..
"Thanos interrogating Deadshot"
So dark! You sure you're not from the DC universe?
You ever just look at the stars
Damn bro, got the whole squad laughing
@@terminator572 agreed, nothing is quite as hillarious as referencing an actor to a charactor in a Marvel movie!
Who would have thought that K would be fighting aliens to save the universe just to move on and become one to try to destroy half the universe?
You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become a villain
What do you mean?
Edited; NVM.
Half is still better than the entire unverse.
I dont get this one, can someone care to explain?
@@PauaP Josh Brolin the actor for young K also did Thanos
I dunno what people didn’t like about this one. It’s definitely better than MIB2. It’s funny, has a decent twist ending, and it has heart.
and I honestly felt it's a proper sendoff to J and K.
The story on this one is great, I guess the direction and cgi is weirder on this on only
MIB 2 was the elast funny one.
Most people I know like this one.
@@NeoConnor1 Yea I think it's more of a critics hating it. Most people seem to enjoy it. Can't say the same about the new one tho
That bell after J exclaimed "O!" is hilarious.
I love how O knew something was up and she just kept giving them that look 😂
The Schtaron response from j is exactly the type of response someone would give when they’re lying, put on the spot and they come up with something outlandish to try and cover their tracks, great writing
They way Josh Brolin says "Schtaron?" always makes me laugh.
Sugar?
Just re-watched this movie thanks to this clip
Yeah, hi, I'd also to make a complaint!
Josh Brolin deserved an Oscar nomination for this performance.
Just like Tommy Lee did for the original.
I remember watching this for the first time when I was little and I was fully convinced that Tommy Lee Jones just had makeup/effects on to make him look younger. Josh Brolin was the perfect choice for this role.
Funny thing even though young K was 29 in the movie, Josh Brolin was 44 when he played the role, while Tommy Lee Jones, when he started playing K in 1997, was 51.
Dont let this guy meet Thanos.
In a side note: when I first saw this in theaters I was amazed how well Josh portrayed Tommy Lee Jones' character.
I put my Pants on🤣
That “Alright” is how we should all live our lives.
1:21 Some of my favorite moments in this trilogy are the moments that show how much K equally cares about all species.
1:11 I swear, if they called them that for this one joke in the franchise, they’ve earned my deepest respect 🤣
How did Josh Brolin not win one of those Academic Award thingies? He's freakin' brilliant.
the worlds a strange strange place not every thing makes sense until you factor in political corruption into the mix🤣
"I might have cooked him for too long. Thought I'd walk him out."
"I put my pants on."
This gave me a smile.
you could say it puts a smile on your face
"I might have cooked him for too long. Thought I'd walk him put"
"I put my pants on"
Made me smile too
I love the pause after J spills the beans.
You can see K trying to find some fault, some flaw in J's explanation, some contradiction between what he's said and anything he's done up to this point, but it all fits.
The only remaining flaw is that I imagine K isn't yet aware of time travel, but he knows better than to dismiss something as impossible simply because he's never encountered it.
that o and k is secretly in love just makes that ok line perfect lol
I love all the background alien refrences to classic sci fi films, like the monsters from Cabin in the Woods.
I'm really surprised cable isn't racist in this movie.
Alright.....
How many fourth walls will we need?
Right now I only have about,
(Counting)
14 spare walls!
He finally learned that his racist beliefs have no place in a civilized society.
To be fair they deal with aliens and shit so when they see a human of another race they just see them as a human and not of another race
Shut up Noobmaster
@@elperronimo That's actually a good point.. but also.. notice how he was the only black guy there?
Love when he snaps at the guy trying to put the bite guard in. 🤣
you gotta love how even in the past K didn't need to be explained things twice
Bro when he bit away the mouth guard 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
My brother and I saw this in a full theatre and we were the only ones who laughed at "I put my pants on." Come on, people. That was funny.
Might have cooked him too long
That nonplussed "All right" from Josh Brolin is a perfect Tommy Lee Jones impression.
Inspector Sledge Hammer somehow found a way to go back in time and become the head of MIB. Neat!
Josh Brolin actually nailed being "K".
The number of years that he counted from when he was recruiting is a little short. He should have said in 28 years from now you're going to recruit me.
"Ok." Walks off. Priceless.
Between this, Avengers, and Deadpool Brolin has built an impressive resume in the SF world.
"So that the story you believe."
Not surprising since Josh Brolin time travelled in two Marvel Movies lolol.
❓
2? Isn't endgame the only marvel film he time travels in?
@@jahmaisofly Cable from Deadpool as well
@Kate B. deadpool. He time traveled in deadpool. But I don't think he time traveled in endgame. We all know he had the ability to because he had the timestone. But I think what everyone is talking about is when the avengers time travelled and interacted with a younger thanos. That's not thanos time traveling.
The alternate Thanos time travelled to the present to fight the Avengers in the final battle of Endgame.
I put my paints on should have been a meme by now, god sometime the internet just disappoints you know.
it can be slow. just wait for it to put its pants on
For me the clip that should have been a meme, is any clip from music video "levels" by avicii. Its amazing
This movie was good. So cool how it came full circle when you realize that K had been watching J growing up most of his life because of his Dad's sacrifice.
4:20 gets me every damn time lmao
He even has the same physical mannerisms that TLJ had. Look at how he turns J around at the end.
Christ almighty, Josh Brolin is so spot on as young K it's scary
“I put my pants on” 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
2:04 gets me every time!
4:52 O's face is priceless😂
"I put my pants on"
Me waking up in the morning for work, my brain still not fully functional yet.
4:35
I really like how "J" still listens and respects "K" even though he is younger here.
When "K" stares at him seriously "J" shuts up. XD
Notice how K was already putting trust towards J by covering the equipment when the boss showed up and O was on the level by diverting his attention.
So we just gonna skip over this quote “sir your going to miss your meeting with the viagrans they have a revolutionary new pill”
Ok, this movie isn't the best, but I kind of like the allusion to real life racism in this scene- when asked if there were any casualties, K replies that Roman died, but is then asked about human casualties, with the obvious implication that he doesn't care about dead aliens. K then shows noticeable irritation and says, "No, sir."
But its not racism, its speciesism.
@@ScatmansLake You know there are no aliens in real life right? Or you just don't understand what "allusion" means?
@@exu7325 I didn't realize what allusion meant fully, looked it up, I understand you. Thx.
@@exu7325 no aliens in real life - as far as we know.
There will be Alien, it's just....not in this generation or current human civilization. There might be a *reset* for all of these...
I slept on this movie until it showed up on my Netflix feed, but it's so underrated. The 60's Sci-Fi costumes / makeup on all the background aliens is just perfect.
4:15
"Put him back into the machine."
"Please no"
3:58 Testament to Will as an actor. That's a solid truth face.
this movie had the perfect "didn't see that coming ending".. a nice capstone to the series.
You should see the animated series, one time J becomes half worm and a worm becomes Half J
K: What's your girl's name?
J: KEEP MY WIFE'S NAME OUT OF YOUR MOUTH!
Something I noticed was how the boss says “any human casualties?” as if the alien casualty didn’t matter. How the hell are you meant to run an alien organisation if you don’t care about the aliens’ lives?
4:20 His face just says "Man, why didn't you just lead with that. Could have saved ourselves so much trouble"
Interesting how much operating K is doing without the boss knowing what he's up to.
Legend has it Shtaron is still waiting.
Did not know that was Josh Brolin until i scrolled the comment section. He is spot on a younger Tommy Lee! I thought they found a no name actor that looked like him!
when i was 9 i thought that they used CGI in Tomely Jones to rejuvenate him
This is by far the best one in the franchise. Sooo many laugh out loud moments.
I've enjoyed every role Josh has done starting with The Goonies.
Josh Brolin played the hell out of his character. He had me fully convinced he was just a CGI'd young Tommy Lee Jones.
Just noticed how K rushed to cover up J's stuff at 1:20
Goes to show how he suspected J being an agency guy from the start. Putting him in the giant neutralizer then aborting at the last second was a necessary confirmation tactic
2:04 I see whatchu saying 😆😆😂😆
With my locos placed over my eyes, I would simply push this button to active the neuralizer. Your memory would cease to exist, and I call that mercy.
Nicely done
4:20 Yup, that's Agent K. Getting told of this big, difficult problem and just responds with "all right".
"The viagrans have this amazing new pill..." I fucking died😂