And I love how J responds. No jokes, no quips, no self-promoting comments… just, “Yessir.” It’s so very clear that he respects the man to the moon and back.
He's like a person that seen a movie or series multiple times, however in this case he seen every possible version of what could of happened in a story.
as i’ve gotten older i’ve really appreciated the choice to cast Brolin as a young K. Really sells it and brings that southern charm and personality to Tommy Lee Jones’ portrayal
@@xenym2674 the same way Link has to travel forward in time to learn the song of storms in order to travel back in time to teach the windmill operator the song of storms in order for the windmill operator to teach ol like the song of storms which allows young link to teach the song of storms… My head hurts.
@@xenym2674 It's called a temporal loop. The future causes the past which causes the future which causes the past, and it goes on like that in a loop forever.
Ironically by J saying that line, it became a self fulfilling prophecy. They created thoes boost cars because he told them there were only boost car and no jet packs.
Js fathers world shattered he seen, he never watched the launch that he was in charge of as mps ,he had to see the world changing launch through a gift leaving his son as an orphan and when he saluted his men he was sad knowing it was the last time serving with them....
@@stormi8029 pls don’t use punctuation,just allow your brain to grow from your current 4 year old self until it’s adult ready ,it looks like you are a dictionary definition of a ret4rd typing words out.
J- Griff, you did that future thing. What was it? Griff- Just what he needed to see. Then, you can hear Griff whisper, "It was you" as J walks away. Whoa, this movie hits so hard.
I don’t remember the first movie too well but is it possible that wife he was checking on was O who had been neuralized for some reason? I thought I remembered she was blonde.
@@brianm6117 interesting. I wonder if they’ll ever mention it in a sequel? Could they play it off like she died her hair or is the 1997 actress too different looking from the “1969” actress?
Biggest plot hole in MIB is that J shouldn’t have been as big as he was at the end of the movie during these events. In fact, he shouldn’t have been born at all. In MIB 1 when K was deleting all of J’s public records/ID files, it says J was born on Oct 19, 1969. He shouldn’t have been alive yet. Just nitpicking. 😂😭
@megafirebird22 well in the scene at the factory griffin was explaining on what could happen but didn't know what would happen and his brain processes the information differently compared to a humans
@@damiandavis612 fair enough, I'm just thinking that it also depends on how much they would see. And the general doesn't have much future to see. It also depends on wether he can only show them their future or just things in the future. I gotta admit that I haven't seen any of the MiB movies yet. (Maybe I did, but I don't remember watching them)
@megafirebird22 and griffin was also a fifth dimensional being while we are still in the 3rd dimension or 4th if Einstein's theory of space and time is correct
I like to think that J’s father saw that he was going to die, but that it was all for something far bigger than himself. Or who knows, maybe he saw the consequences of the world without the shield.
Grif said he showed him only what he needed to see, and then says “it was you”. J’s father saw his son grow and save the world because of this. I believe he may have seen he himself would die, but accepted it since it meant his son became the best man the world needed. (Love the way they did that. It was super small and so easy to miss but hearing him say that one line makes such a huge difference)
The biggest problem with this movie is that it was firmly established in the first one that J had not been born yet at this time. That serious continuity error aside, I thinks its a darn good movie, better tan the second one.
For me the biggest character break is K, it's established in the first one that he is still in love with his ex-wife, and never falled in love of a blond colleague.
@@alaetvader Old Man K nostalgically pining for the lost love of his teens and Young Man K having the hots for his bombshell coworker are not at all mutually exclusive.
You know from the MPs POV Griff looks evil after._. Not only did he make the colonel 180 with his opinion but then the mf is dead right after the launch 💀
Yes, but she wasn't an MIB agent. Probably the thing with O (dear gods, the puns...) was him trying to move on with life as an MIB agent despite still having a thing for the other woman.
@@nightrunnerxm393from what I'm taking it as young K and young O liked each other and K was in love and head over hills but giving they're agents and work together O probably saw it as a problem hence left K in a high level of depression where he ends up marrying another woman and fell in love and left The Idea of O being together with him Alone Just my pov
Script was weak on this MiB but Josh Brolin did an amazing job as a younger Agent K. He seems to have gotten so into it a lot of his subsequent roles in other films have a Tommy Lee Jones deadpan feel.
I always assumed it was the future of his son. Its very positive and definitely convinces him to do the right thing. He is presented as a proud father. Who else would mention to complete strangers that entered a forbidden zone, that this rocket start is not only watched by the entire world, but especially by his son. But thats only my theory. Maybe I read it somewhere, I'm not sure.
@@Grothgerek yeah that was my take too, showed that if he let this happen his son would grow up to be a good man and do right for the world, possibly with a glimpse of what would happen if he didn't (the alien invasion) though pretty sure he didn't show him what happens to him next
Too bad they didn't make more of these with smith. I really like men in black. I liked the 4th one too but it's not the same without tommy Lee and smith
Willard Carroll Smith II (Filadelfia, Pensilvania; 25 de septiembre de 1968), más conocido como Will Smith, es un actor, rapero y productor de cine estadounidense. Ha tenido éxito en sus dos facetas artísticas: Ganó un Premio Óscar con dos nominaciones previas, siendo nominado a cuatro Premios Globo de Oro y saliendo ganador de cuatro Premios Grammy. 55 AÑOS. (56)
I'm tripping off the fact that he said k won't remember that he was ever here but when he put the pocket watch in front of him at the end of the movie it clearly indicated he remembered him from the past And everything he did for him going forward to the Future
As nicely as possible, go research history a bit before saying something like this. Google is right there. There were plenty of black officers in the military circa 1969, including a three star general.
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I love how casually K asks "I said that, didn't I". Knew the answer before he asked, but needed to know if he shot himself in the foot or not.
And did he say it to Jay because Jay said it to him in 1969?
@@melabec no, part of the time loop is that “it will be like you were never here”. Griff mentions it when he leaves on the beach.
And I love how J responds. No jokes, no quips, no self-promoting comments… just, “Yessir.” It’s so very clear that he respects the man to the moon and back.
@@baldytalkinnerdy3462Notice Agent K shaking his 🗣️ slightly: " Me & my big mouth of WISDOM".
"Wiseman 🦉once told me, don't ask a question ❓ you don't want to know the answer to".
"I can never bear to watch this part."
Gets me every time.
He's like a person that seen a movie or series multiple times, however in this case he seen every possible version of what could of happened in a story.
failures, or J watching his dad die and responding in many different ways, with few resulting in him leaving right after understanding that truth
as i’ve gotten older i’ve really appreciated the choice to cast Brolin as a young K. Really sells it and brings that southern charm and personality to Tommy Lee Jones’ portrayal
Kinda contradicts him being a teen in the 50s when the Baltians land in NYC... Though he could have had a childhood in a more southern area
0:49 Jay originally gave MIB the idea for “The Red Button” that comes standard in every MIB issued vehicle.
no because then it's a paradox, if he was there to give the red button from his time, then how'd he learn of it in the first place to tell the past?
@@xenym2674 the same way Link has to travel forward in time to learn the song of storms in order to travel back in time to teach the windmill operator the song of storms in order for the windmill operator to teach ol like the song of storms which allows young link to teach the song of storms…
My head hurts.
@@originalv5107 yep, time travel is a bitch
@@xenym2674 just like multiverse theory.
@@xenym2674 It's called a temporal loop. The future causes the past which causes the future which causes the past, and it goes on like that in a loop forever.
Nice detail those jet packs are the engines that pop out after you hit the red button lol.
Ironically by J saying that line, it became a self fulfilling prophecy. They created thoes boost cars because he told them there were only boost car and no jet packs.
@@nubz8671 It would be cool to hear some interview how the writers were coming up with these ideas.
Hmm, no, I don't think so. They're too big.
Guess you don't remember how large a cell phone from the 80s was compared to now. @@kerryedavis
@@kerryedavis Maybe after almost 30 years they had the technology to shrink them.
5:43 listen carefully, all he had to see. “It was you” he showed him his son who he is. MINDBLOWN
😮😮😮
I only just noticed that
Js fathers world shattered he seen, he never watched the launch that he was in charge of as mps ,he had to see the world changing launch through a gift leaving his son as an orphan and when he saluted his men he was sad knowing it was the last time serving with them....
Those terribly sloppy salutes, in this and other movies, always anger me.
@@odysseusrex5908 its a fucken movie you nerd
please use punctuation I cannot glean anything from this
@@stormi8029 pls don’t use punctuation,just allow your brain to grow from your current 4 year old self until it’s adult ready ,it looks like you are a dictionary definition of a ret4rd typing words out.
Would have been nice if he added something along the lines of: 'it 's been an honor.' a proper goodbye to his men.
J- Griff, you did that future thing. What was it?
Griff- Just what he needed to see.
Then, you can hear Griff whisper, "It was you" as J walks away.
Whoa, this movie hits so hard.
So then, did Griff also show the Officer has to sacrifice himself to save his son?
Oh my god you absolutely perceptive guy, I had no idea that was in the movie since I went to see it at theaters and you just blew my mind
I literally had to put on my headphones to catch that wow great find
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@@BabyDingo33Possibly. He did answer J’s question of his vision by stating “He showed me how important you are: you and your partner.”
I like how they just retcon K’s wife from the first movie that he kept checking in on as an agent.
I don’t remember the first movie too well but is it possible that wife he was checking on was O who had been neuralized for some reason? I thought I remembered she was blonde.
@@tristanandersen3974No, his wife had dark hair.
@@brianm6117 interesting. I wonder if they’ll ever mention it in a sequel? Could they play it off like she died her hair or is the 1997 actress too different looking from the “1969” actress?
I don't think she was his wife. She never got those flowers.
@@SirStanleytheStumbler yeah I don't think they got married, but they were in love and he had to leave her behind when he joined the MIB
Josh Brolin’s depiction of a younger Tommy Lee Jones is absolutely inspired and totally spot on.
He deserves a lot of praise for pulling that off.
Biggest plot hole in MIB is that J shouldn’t have been as big as he was at the end of the movie during these events. In fact, he shouldn’t have been born at all. In MIB 1 when K was deleting all of J’s public records/ID files, it says J was born on Oct 19, 1969. He shouldn’t have been alive yet. Just nitpicking. 😂😭
Perhaps K changed a few details to protect him
@@fredoran Why change what was going to be erased?
Well off the top of my head I’m thinking, what if Boris the animal went back to kill J as well? Or if in the future J didn’t want to join MIB?
Oh no, you're absolutely right. This is terrific movie but that inconsistency bugs the heck out of me.
Its known his data have been changed in the past (his identity has been protected)
I am surprised that griffin didn't overload the general's brain with the future sight he showed him
It's not that he had much future left to see.
@megafirebird22 well in the scene at the factory griffin was explaining on what could happen but didn't know what would happen and his brain processes the information differently compared to a humans
@@damiandavis612 fair enough, I'm just thinking that it also depends on how much they would see. And the general doesn't have much future to see. It also depends on wether he can only show them their future or just things in the future.
I gotta admit that I haven't seen any of the MiB movies yet. (Maybe I did, but I don't remember watching them)
@megafirebird22 and griffin was also a fifth dimensional being while we are still in the 3rd dimension or 4th if Einstein's theory of space and time is correct
0:13 Griffin is like "damn, they were about to kiss"
I like to think that J’s father saw that he was going to die, but that it was all for something far bigger than himself. Or who knows, maybe he saw the consequences of the world without the shield.
Grif said he showed him only what he needed to see, and then says “it was you”.
J’s father saw his son grow and save the world because of this. I believe he may have seen he himself would die, but accepted it since it meant his son became the best man the world needed.
(Love the way they did that. It was super small and so easy to miss but hearing him say that one line makes such a huge difference)
@@realafahI just rewatched it and I never noticed he very briefly says that. It’s a nice detail
I am always impressed by Brolin's ability as a character actor.
The MP at 4:48.
Yeah, that'd be me too.
The biggest problem with this movie is that it was firmly established in the first one that J had not been born yet at this time. That serious continuity error aside, I thinks its a darn good movie, better tan the second one.
I never really thought the third was very good. Too many holes and cutesy moments.
For me the biggest character break is K, it's established in the first one that he is still in love with his ex-wife, and never falled in love of a blond colleague.
@@alaetvader Old Man K nostalgically pining for the lost love of his teens and Young Man K having the hots for his bombshell coworker are not at all mutually exclusive.
Props to Josh Brolin for the Tommy Lee Jones impression. It's pretty damn good.
Dude, just tell K to go for it. The future will be fine, and if not, you can always come back and pull a McFly
Notice that the Colonel doesn't have his nameplate on his Greens. As to not give it away.
The neurolyzer had the AOL dial up nose 😂😂😂😂
It wasn't just AOL, it was ALL dial-up internet modems.
"I can never bear to watch this part"
but my friend, that's like the best part
"Slip him griff" *eldritch mind flaying starts *
You know from the MPs POV Griff looks evil after._. Not only did he make the colonel 180 with his opinion but then the mf is dead right after the launch 💀
@ 4:47 the actor behind will smith broke character 😂😂😂
Though for a brief second so does Will Smith, looking back (to his left) at the guy.
i love the paradox in this scene
0:47 i love griffins little laugh
4:02 Sweet Christmas! Luke Cage!
K got his answer, he shouldve changed the future 😜
What did Griff show his dad
It makes me think he saw jays life and all the necessary information like DON'T SAY ANYTHING
Flying Daleks...😊😊
look at thanos in a suit
Ik bit the jet packs they used wouldn't they be enough to rig and automatically fly one of it to outer space without the Appolo rocket
My fav m.i.b. Movie, the perfect ending to the trilogy.
"You slipping Griff" 😂
Thank you Mr Rothstein
Michael Stuhlbarg is a great actor. Loved his performance in Hugo.
Didnt k have a love interest already in mib1
Yes, but she wasn't an MIB agent. Probably the thing with O (dear gods, the puns...) was him trying to move on with life as an MIB agent despite still having a thing for the other woman.
@@nightrunnerxm393from what I'm taking it as young K and young O liked each other and K was in love and head over hills but giving they're agents and work together O probably saw it as a problem hence left K in a high level of depression where he ends up marrying another woman and fell in love and left The Idea of O being together with him Alone
Just my pov
Jays dad knew his fate and he knew what had to be done..
The M . I . B's were SUCH good Movies .
Script was weak on this MiB but Josh Brolin did an amazing job as a younger Agent K. He seems to have gotten so into it a lot of his subsequent roles in other films have a Tommy Lee Jones deadpan feel.
Josh Brolin nailed it as K
not the best trilogy ever but one that ended up perfectly (with a few details but still)
I'm sure it is just me but why is a Corporal running a detail that includes a Sergeant?
This scene displays how awkward it is for government officials to actually tell the truth
One of the best movies ever 🎉
Like the quick look he has at his son its little ut it told you what he saw
what do people think he showed him?
I always assumed it was the future of his son. Its very positive and definitely convinces him to do the right thing.
He is presented as a proud father. Who else would mention to complete strangers that entered a forbidden zone, that this rocket start is not only watched by the entire world, but especially by his son.
But thats only my theory. Maybe I read it somewhere, I'm not sure.
@@Grothgerek yeah that was my take too, showed that if he let this happen his son would grow up to be a good man and do right for the world, possibly with a glimpse of what would happen if he didn't (the alien invasion) though pretty sure he didn't show him what happens to him next
That in an alternative universe he becomes Luke Cage
He showed him the entirety of Men In Black 1 and 2 to catch him up.
Griff whispers to J.
"It was you".
As J walks away.
Yes, i have ears THAT good.
4:01 well, Will Smith’s mom was definitely Scandinavian 😂
The Flip-Phone of Jetpacks😂
As good as the first movie was, I really think this one was a tad better. The middle one wasn't bad; but it just can't compare to the other two.
Josh James Brolin (Santa Mónica, California; 12 de febrero de 1968) es un actor de cine y televisión estadounidense.
56 AÑOS.
funny seeing that goofy guy after watching him in Dopesick XD The head of oxycontin.
Too bad they didn't make more of these with smith. I really like men in black. I liked the 4th one too but it's not the same without tommy Lee and smith
What 4th one? Men in black is a trilogy. If you are thinking of that fan movie "Men in black International" then don't worry, it isn't real.
Just like a "pacific rim 2"
@@grinmace4834flat earther spotted.
I really wonder if griff showed him that was his son and how much he’s grown and the things he done and that what makes him realize it’s real
Does Will Smith give a dirty look to the smiling MP actor when Tommy is giving his ATTACH A SHIELD speach?
2:39 Something I never understood is why do they need that big neutralizer chamber when they have this?
Why does it say Tommy Lee Jones when it's not?
The movie stars Tommy lee jones technically, even though josh brolin plays his younger self
Willard Carroll Smith II (Filadelfia, Pensilvania; 25 de septiembre de 1968), más conocido como Will Smith, es un actor, rapero y productor de cine estadounidense. Ha tenido éxito en sus dos facetas artísticas: Ganó un Premio Óscar con dos nominaciones previas, siendo nominado a cuatro Premios Globo de Oro y saliendo ganador de cuatro Premios Grammy.
55 AÑOS. (56)
I liked griff
Yeah even griff knew many outcomes even tragic outcomes but he always enjoyed his experiences because of what happened to his world.
@@carvalhocarv8835 he was so cool need more of him
Holy fuck its Arnold Rothstein! :O
Nice.
Bad title. Tommy Lee Jones is not in this scene. That's Josh Brolin.
The dude in the gmhat was tisum coded and i just realized
I wonder what Griff showed him.
What did the officer see at the end?
1 - 7 have no lives
holy shit bronya!
who’s the guy that played the young k in this movie?
josh brolin. he also, played as thanos in avengers infinity war/endgame.
That's not Tommy, that's Josh Brolin.
dubya bush
Why would they need to attach it to the spaceship if Boris is dead?
Invasion from more of his species.
@@creaturetransylvania8943 but he was the last one of his species
@@MrScrubby55 his species went extinct because of the arc net
@@MrScrubby55 As the other guy said his species went extinct because they attacked earth after the arc net was deployed and it wiped out the fleet
I'm tripping off the fact that he said k won't remember that he was ever here but when he put the pocket watch in front of him at the end of the movie it clearly indicated he remembered him from the past And everything he did for him going forward to the Future
Thats not Tommy Lee Jones
bruh why not just jet pack your way on the ship?
I wonder how Jay's dad able to become high rank commander in the year when it is not good for their race
As nicely as possible, go research history a bit before saying something like this. Google is right there. There were plenty of black officers in the military circa 1969, including a three star general.
Kiobo
Alice Eve hmmmm hotness
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