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I only recently noticed Zed calling him "Edwards" here, because after Edwards puts on the MiB suit, and after that, he no longer exists, the last suit James D. Edwards III ever wrote.
@@myajanette even the third one has better story than this crap. I just feel bad for Hemsworth he's always tight cast as the guy that makes other guys look bad just to make the bland girls look good
One of the greatest monologues in movie history, Rest In Peace Rip Torn 🖤 Not forgetting J’s scream at 0:42 when he had his fingerprints deleted on the silver ball was hilarious 🤣
*Z explaining how the Men in Black are crafted to be anonymous, without personality, to blend into the crowds and be forgotten in an instant* J: Gives the most memorable quote of the entire franchise immediately after joining.
“You are a rumour; recognisable only as deja vu and dismissed just as quickly.” Seriously, this script didn’t need to go so hard. I’m amazed they never tried mining this concept for drama in the sequels. What about all the people these agents leave behind when they join? Has anyone left the agency without their memory being wiped? This still has room to run
We kinda see that with K in the first MIB. The cover story the MIB put out when he entered service was he went into a coma, so when he retired from service he miraculously "woke up" from his coma.
I believed that. Then The Last Jedi came out and I realized, the classics weren’t quite finished yet. (Since then we’ve gotten Endgame, Roctetman, Bohemian Rhapsody, Joker). Have you seen Joker yet? What a flick!
really is one of the best scenes in the movie hearing Zed say the Mantra of the MIB as J puts on his gear and has his whole life erased while at the same time being told that he'll no longer be part of the system
0:38 “You will not stand out in any way." And then they cut to J standing out awkwardly in that room. Damn, I only notice this subtle joke after 22 years!
Yes Rip Torn's monologue was incredible but it's also Will Smith's iconic coolness. He made this movie, I can't even imagine the role of J being played by anyone else.
I heard once it was almost Chris O'Donnell in that role. For those that don't know, he's Robin in Batman Forever and Batman and Robin. Apparently he turned it down because he thought it would be too much like playing Robin again. I do agree, this wouldn't have been near as good if it was him instead of Will Smith.
1997: “The downside of MIB is you lose yourself as a person. Your name, your identity, every connection you ever had and any you may ever have again.” 2019: “Because I have no life whatsoever”
Man this is such a cool scene on its own, but it is also cool how this scene inspired many other moments too. After re-watching it reminded me of when you became a spectre in Mass Effect. Then that made me remember just how many times Mass Effect paid homage to many, many movies. I love when puzzle pieces suddenly click like that.
Though little is known of J's personal life outside of his role as an agent of Men in Black, he is known to be a big fan of video games and rap music. A line of dialogue from Men in Black II suggests he owned a Nintendo Game Boy.
"MiB is a classic, movies back then were so much better, now they suck." MiB really is a classic, such a good movie, but the rest is false, the 1990s was also full of bad movies just as now, it's just that you only remember the good movies from the 1990s, plus, Hollywood making bad sequels to movies we love was already happening in the 1990s.
I suppose but at least there was still motivation to make new ips and star driven industry didn’t necessarily have the restrictions of being an ip it’s a mixed bag there’s a lot of good stuff out today but brands are more dominant than stars now while there were terrible sequels back then it was on a much smaller scale and wasn’t necessarily the majority of major releases
@@GringoXalapeno Yes, one thing got worse, Hollywood relies even more on the past, making even more sequels, remakes, reboots and adaptations, and it's our fault too, for consuming this. But there's one thing that got better, special effects and CGI no longer sell a bad movie, in the 1990s, there were many bad movies that made millions thanks to special effects and CGI, this doesn't work anymore.
1:20 “you wanna know the difference between you and me?” that line makes me think of a part from the ost of sonic forces theme of infinite "Yeah, so look around you And tell me what you really see I never end And that's the difference in you and me Cause when your time is up And everything is falling down, It's only me and you - who is gonna save you now?"
*Suit:* Calvin Klein black two piece, two button jacket. *Tie:* Calvin Klein solid black *Shoes:* Black mock-toe oxfords *Watch:* Hamilton Ventura *Shades:* Ray Bahn Predator 2
Just burned the hell out of my thumb and index finger. Then I thought about this scene. That's must've been painful. Also felt unique afterwards with the calloused fingers.
The only real sad thing about this franchise is that as much as they hyped up this scene saying that the Men in Black are above; beyond the system and no longer a part of it is quite silly in fact an all out fabrication. The only way that an entity like Men In Black could ever exist and operate with the efficiency as well as precision that it does is if they existed in government as a shadow agency so they would still very much be a part of the system. They just would be Black Ops. services who ironically would have to give up their entire identity to do the same thing that other government functionaries with regular lives do, all for the same standards of pay grades etc too. So with all that being said, what are the real exclusive employee benefits for them that are actually worth giving everything up? lol!!!
Well it's obvious the MIB are the 'arm' of a larger organization tasked with keeping 'peace' on Earth as a 'neutral zone' for the rest of the galaxy. If they are the 'Secret Service' then 'above' them is some Department of Homeland Security type group.
Okay I would definitely sign up for Men in Black because I know a few things about Intergalactic refugees as well as Intergalactic terrorists as well as intergalactic politicians. Plus their pay grade goes far beyond that of a full-time employee anywhere and the apartments they live in are exceptionally beautiful
What a fun movie. When he put hands on that fancy device to erase finger prints I thought it must be some alien hi tech. Then it just burn them off. Ouch!
Wild Card Tessa got nothing on Will Hell I just don’t even recognise it as an MIB movie (and some critics say it’s improves a little on 2 and 3, what the hell?)
@@Lajos_Kelemen the hell? 2 is easily the weakest of the trilogy but J and Ks chemistry is still there and it's still a pretty fun film. 3 did something different and i enjoyed it just as much as the first one. International was just a bland, boring, vanilla film with 2 actors who somehow lost the chemistry they had in Thor. I really don't know how anyone could have enjoyed it over 2 and 3.
Not only in the movies, but the cartoon series that aired in the early 90's, there've been agents without the single letter suffix......Zed is the most memorable example from the movies and the cartoon series. The cartoon series had a rogue, former agent whose MIB name was Alpha. I believe there were a few others casually mentioned or named here or there when J or K interacted with them. It makes sense, given that in some of the scenes, like the one where J touches that spherical object, a "gift" from the Great Attractor given as a practical joke, there's definitely more than 26 agents in the room when it flies around MIB HQ.
Is getting rid of peoples identifications necessary when becoming agents. I think the only right thing to do is to keep them sealed away in a highly advanced and reinforced vault that only high that only ranking members can enter and what about former members like Agent D is it possibility to all his identifications back after retiring.
This is how I feel like when I turn on my VPN.
Using incognito mode
SkooterxD incognito mode doesn’t hide you from anything, you know that right? It just instantly clears your search-history every time you look something up
Korny Shhh, let him keep believing.
Your VPN Provider: Hahaha
NSA: That's cute
@@themerpheus ghost
1:20 “you wanna know the difference between you and me?”
*”i actually am black”*
Bruh
Lmao
how about I made this look awesome
I love the spanish dub because he says:
"You know what's the difference between you and me? Black fits me"
"I make this look good."
"We're 'Them'. We're 'They'. We are the Men In Black."
One of the coolest quotes ever made.
Now it means something else 🤣🤣
@@aaronfrischkorn2997 Wild.
Still never figured out if the real mib were synthetics or another species with temporal abilities🤔
@@aaronfrischkorn2997 please don’t do this to me. 😢
Now it’s what sexually confused weirdos say
Jay having his finger prints deleted always kills me.
0:41
And no one told him to expect pain 🤣
I will not put my fingers on that thing they must be trying to burn my
fingers of
Haha i just watched it live
That would kill me too if someone burned my fingerprints off lmao
I only recently noticed Zed calling him "Edwards" here, because after Edwards puts on the MiB suit, and after that, he no longer exists, the last suit James D. Edwards III ever wrote.
I like to imagine he specifically calls new recruits by their name for that exact purpose, as a final send off
Wore not wrote
@@vexxama I like that idea, its actually really touching
I watch MIB international. Immediately returned to watching this because I want to watch something that doesn't make me wanna sleep.
Ralph So that’s why I didn’t want to watch international. I already knew it was gonna be trash. Can’t ever compare that to the *actual* MIB trilogy
@@myajanette even the third one has better story than this crap. I just feel bad for Hemsworth he's always tight cast as the guy that makes other guys look bad just to make the bland girls look good
You might’ve watched Valerian.
they pulled a ghostbusters and recast the main characters
@@ralphso5567 it wasn't bad, but it wasn't good, like how J said "I make this look good."
Now that I think about it, this entire scene could have been used as a trailer, and it would have gotten butts in the seats.
true
ON ME!
When I was younger I used to sit there and imagine what I would say to my family if I ever got a job like this and had to disappear forever.
wow..... depressing much?
When i was younger i thought about what actually happened when the Big Bad Bug ate Edgar.
Nothing cuz they can't know
But you wouldn't.
You would just say "Hey...look here..." *Zzap!*
"The last suit you'll ever wear"
That was brilliant.
The delivery as well. Respect Rip Torn.
You are now above the system
Over it
Beyond it
We're them.
We're they.
We are. . . The Men In Black.
@@philipkwak5056 You wanna know the difference is between you and me?
I make this look good..
Yeet Yeet
One of the greatest monologues in movie history, Rest In Peace Rip Torn 🖤
Not forgetting J’s scream at 0:42 when he had his fingerprints deleted on the silver ball was hilarious 🤣
not to dishonour the dead but I wanna meet the smartass parents that named him Rip when his last name is Torn.
@@boofstain1508 Well his name is actually Elmore.
@@boofstain1508it doesn't sound like he came out smoothly
*Z explaining how the Men in Black are crafted to be anonymous, without personality, to blend into the crowds and be forgotten in an instant*
J: Gives the most memorable quote of the entire franchise immediately after joining.
Never remember
😂
Sir, can you look at here please. *Zapp*
“I feel like I’m gonna break this damn thing,” is something I say I’m pretty much every applicable situation. This movie is so quotable
The MIB monologue by Zed is almost a word for word quote from the comic.
“You are a rumour; recognisable only as deja vu and dismissed just as quickly.” Seriously, this script didn’t need to go so hard. I’m amazed they never tried mining this concept for drama in the sequels. What about all the people these agents leave behind when they join? Has anyone left the agency without their memory being wiped? This still has room to run
We kinda see that with K in the first MIB. The cover story the MIB put out when he entered service was he went into a coma, so when he retired from service he miraculously "woke up" from his coma.
The men in black cartoon did a good job with this premise
The men in black cartoon did a good job with this premise
@@CrashB111"Man wakes up from 30 year coma...returns to girl he left behind." ;)
Remember when writing scripts well was actually a thing? Times have changed
It hasn't changed for Naughty Dog. It has aged like a fine wine. They just keep getting better.
There was freedom and enjoyment in them now everything has to be affected by useless PC. Can't really say anything without"offending" anyone
noahmeme2 amen
scripts are still written well tf u talking about
I believed that. Then The Last Jedi came out and I realized, the classics weren’t quite finished yet. (Since then we’ve gotten Endgame, Roctetman, Bohemian Rhapsody, Joker). Have you seen Joker yet? What a flick!
really is one of the best scenes in the movie hearing Zed say the Mantra of the MIB as J puts on his gear and has his whole life erased while at the same time being told that he'll no longer be part of the system
0:30 you know this scene is Hollywood magic. No way in hell he canceled a gym membership that easy
Men in black: "You know what the difference is between you and me? I make this look good"
Men in black international: :(
Sabes cual es la diferencia entre tu y yo? Me queda el negro (Spanish version)
Check pls
For some reason it seems like this movie was made in 2007 instead of 1997.
Delivery and presentation and everything were probably super close to the comedies of 2007. Also, this camera is damn good.
Yea I don't know but I always think the movie was released in 2000s
Its the silver all over the place
RIP Mr Rip Thorn 😢
He is the Best of the Best actor ever
0:38 “You will not stand out in any way." And then they cut to J standing out awkwardly in that room. Damn, I only notice this subtle joke after 22 years!
Those dope shoes..
@@TanzanianRoots those shaqnosis bitch
Zed: You are above the system. Over it. Beyond it
J: *kills fat cop who yelled at him because he doesn't have fingerprints now*
Lmao
@@daustin8888 There's a reason why the Neuralyzer is used to make anyone forget about the Men in Black
Yes Rip Torn's monologue was incredible but it's also Will Smith's iconic coolness. He made this movie, I can't even imagine the role of J being played by anyone else.
I heard once it was almost Chris O'Donnell in that role. For those that don't know, he's Robin in Batman Forever and Batman and Robin. Apparently he turned it down because he thought it would be too much like playing Robin again. I do agree, this wouldn't have been near as good if it was him instead of Will Smith.
We are Them.
We are They.
We are The Men In Black.
You know what the difference is between you and me? I make this look good 😎
2024 gender
1997: “The downside of MIB is you lose yourself as a person. Your name, your identity, every connection you ever had and any you may ever have again.”
2019: “Because I have no life whatsoever”
I hope they make another movie with the original cast again, I love these.
This speech is so memorable.
1:24 this will always remain a classic
When you put on Incognito mode
0:43 burned fingerprints
Man this is such a cool scene on its own, but it is also cool how this scene inspired many other moments too.
After re-watching it reminded me of when you became a spectre in Mass Effect. Then that made me remember just how many times Mass Effect paid homage to many, many movies. I love when puzzle pieces suddenly click like that.
0:42 Me when touching a food after microwaving it
"Deleting fingerprints" Lmfao
What so funny ?
@@hellatze Because they're deleting his fingerprints?
@@edwardsbaron3935 so what so funny about that ?
@@hellatze Because it's a humorous scene? Kind of an obvious answer.
@@edwardsbaron3935 burn
Though little is known of J's personal life outside of his role as an agent of Men in Black, he is known to be a big fan of video games and rap music. A line of dialogue from Men in Black II suggests he owned a Nintendo Game Boy.
"MiB is a classic, movies back then were so much better, now they suck."
MiB really is a classic, such a good movie, but the rest is false, the 1990s was also full of bad movies just as now, it's just that you only remember the good movies from the 1990s, plus, Hollywood making bad sequels to movies we love was already happening in the 1990s.
I suppose but at least there was still motivation to make new ips and star driven industry didn’t necessarily have the restrictions of being an ip it’s a mixed bag there’s a lot of good stuff out today but brands are more dominant than stars now while there were terrible sequels back then it was on a much smaller scale and wasn’t necessarily the majority of major releases
@@GringoXalapeno Yes, one thing got worse, Hollywood relies even more on the past, making even more sequels, remakes, reboots and adaptations, and it's our fault too, for consuming this.
But there's one thing that got better, special effects and CGI no longer sell a bad movie, in the 1990s, there were many bad movies that made millions thanks to special effects and CGI, this doesn't work anymore.
@@silverdamascus2023 fair enough although Dante’s peak is pretty good although not an all time classic
Fact is that the good movies from the 90’s and before then are much better then the good movies from the 10’s
Z:Proud Lets put on.
Penny:What put on?
Z:The last suit you ever wear!
I loved this part. They explained all of the rules and regulations perfectly and they showed us the entire transformation from beginning to end.
This scene was so much better than the dressing scene in MiB international. Only good thing in MiB international was Pawny
I liked the "I found you", bit.
Although they didn't really pull it off as well as they could have.
@MageBurger Reminds me of this answer on Quora,
www.quora.com/Why-do-people-hate-female-superheroes/answer/Joe-Williams-95
The Thor reference was epic too.
Movies were so good back then
Only 8 years after BATMAN was released and started the superhero revival.
Raw footage of Will Smith ceremoniously having an identity exile...
I'm getting sick and tired of people roasting Will Smith for that Oscar stunt. I only care about being proud of him getting his Oscar
1:20
“You know the difference between you and me? I make this look good.„
~ Agent J
OMG, I never noticed that D next to the J till now.
1:20 “you wanna know the difference between you and me?”
that line makes me think of a part from the ost of sonic forces theme of infinite
"Yeah, so look around you
And tell me what you really see
I never end
And that's the difference in you and me
Cause when your time is up
And everything is falling down,
It's only me and you - who is gonna save you now?"
"... You don't exist, you were never even born. Anonymity is your name, silence your native tongue..."
Will always remember this.
*Suit:* Calvin Klein black two piece, two button jacket.
*Tie:* Calvin Klein solid black
*Shoes:* Black mock-toe oxfords
*Watch:* Hamilton Ventura
*Shades:* Ray Bahn Predator 2
Unas de las mejores escenas en la historia.
He makes that look absolutely brilliant.
Everything aside, will was drippin.
And now, years later...
Agent J, come to the nueralization room please.
We're them, we're they, we are the non binaries in black
Holy sh!T! how does a comment this clever and hilarious only have 6 likes.
MIB and The Nights Watch.... guarding against the weird creepy shit beyond our understanding lol
Just burned the hell out of my thumb and index finger. Then I thought about this scene. That's must've been painful. Also felt unique afterwards with the calloused fingers.
Great scene. How the mighty have fallen...
Now activating Norton VPN
I would sign up for this in a heartbeat. Love the MiB
J represents you having a new job
K represents too bored to the old job
The only real sad thing about this franchise is that as much as they hyped up this scene saying that the Men in Black are above; beyond the system and no longer a part of it is quite silly in fact an all out fabrication.
The only way that an entity like Men In Black could ever exist and operate with the efficiency as well as precision that it does is if they existed in government as a shadow agency so they would still very much be a part of the system.
They just would be Black Ops. services who ironically would have to give up their entire identity to do the same thing that other government functionaries with regular lives do, all for the same standards of pay grades etc too.
So with all that being said, what are the real exclusive employee benefits for them that are actually worth giving everything up? lol!!!
Well it's obvious the MIB are the 'arm' of a larger organization tasked with keeping 'peace' on Earth as a 'neutral zone' for the rest of the galaxy. If they are the 'Secret Service' then 'above' them is some Department of Homeland Security type group.
Much better than the international MIB movie.
"i make this look good"
"We are the Men in Black"
J: "I am the black man in Men in Black"
The letter J had the arcnet in the background. Wonder if the makers of the film had the script for the 3rd film ready while making this one 😳😳
That’s how I feel after twenty years in the same company.
Okay I would definitely sign up for Men in Black because I know a few things about Intergalactic refugees as well as Intergalactic terrorists as well as intergalactic politicians. Plus their pay grade goes far beyond that of a full-time employee anywhere and the apartments they live in are exceptionally beautiful
What happens when they have more agents then letters
Remember Double A from MiB 3?
@@lnasilvia yea but he could’ve been Aaron though
Read thecomic.
It would be like spongebob.
“Are all the other letters of the alphabet involved?”
“Yes, all 486 of them.”
Or it maybe…
柳
婆
@SPeacock like zede for french. Cool
Will Smith needs to role him again
0:40 when you grab the bowl from the microwave
“You will not stand out in any way.”
Has him wear a black suit that makes him stand out in a crowd.
I love the futuristic capabilities of the tech they use to enforce crimes but back at the office it’s a Blinky computer from the early 90s
That's very bad deleting all of his records including his birth certificate. Too cruel man.
.... Its a movie
To b a mib you will not exist to others so deleting that is necessary, they will get it back when they retire
@@da-vidcargill4975 you mean when they get retired
@@mrnukes797 When they get neuralized 😂
This makes me think of Anonymous. "We are Anonymous. We are legion. We do not forgive. We do not forget. Expect us."
He does make that look good
"you are a rumor. Recognizable only as deja vu, and dismissed just as quickly."
Man I did that on my own. Aint nobody know or remember me
😂
This is the beauty of making movies back in the golden era.....now it's just crappy :(
Nope, MiB was a good movie, but the 1990s was just as full of bad movies than now, you just remember only the good ones.
Rest in Peace, Rip Torn.
What a fun movie. When he put hands on that fancy device to erase finger prints I thought it must be some alien hi tech. Then it just burn them off. Ouch!
1:17 did anyone notice that the logo of MiB (I assume) is the Earth surrounded by the Arc Net?
We are the Men In Black
How I feel when I go incognito mode
Who's here to cleanse they're eyes after the new Movie came out?
Wild Card Tessa got nothing on Will
Hell I just don’t even recognise it as an MIB movie (and some critics say it’s improves a little on 2 and 3, what the hell?)
@@Lajos_Kelemen the hell? 2 is easily the weakest of the trilogy but J and Ks chemistry is still there and it's still a pretty fun film. 3 did something different and i enjoyed it just as much as the first one. International was just a bland, boring, vanilla film with 2 actors who somehow lost the chemistry they had in Thor. I really don't know how anyone could have enjoyed it over 2 and 3.
So this is kinda like Kingman golden circle swiped away all identities
Funny home most comments on a two-year-old video are from 24 hours ago
Footage inside Area 51.
Looks like rocky on the screen behind him 😂
**hazardous enviroments starts playing**
When I go incognito:
I always wondered: if the agents are only going by a letter, does it mean there are only 26 agents??
@@a.demifemiflapo5795 double A exist
Not only in the movies, but the cartoon series that aired in the early 90's, there've been agents without the single letter suffix......Zed is the most memorable example from the movies and the cartoon series. The cartoon series had a rogue, former agent whose MIB name was Alpha. I believe there were a few others casually mentioned or named here or there when J or K interacted with them. It makes sense, given that in some of the scenes, like the one where J touches that spherical object, a "gift" from the Great Attractor given as a practical joke, there's definitely more than 26 agents in the room when it flies around MIB HQ.
The men and women in black
The SJWs in Black
So, there are only 26 MIB agents? And each coincidentally had a name that started with a different letter of the alphabet?
In MIB 3, the alternate timeline where K died has Agent AA as J's partner.
Is getting rid of peoples identifications necessary when becoming agents. I think the only right thing to do is to keep them sealed away in a highly advanced and reinforced vault that only high that only ranking members can enter and what about former members like Agent D is it possibility to all his identifications back after retiring.
1:20 You know what the difference is between you and me?
1:26 I make this look good.
Agent K uses Terminal with green colour text
0:09 Stallone cameo!
I believe Danny DeVito was also one of the aliens onscreen
J: i make this look good
MIB international: is that like a personal attack?
J: well........yeah.
You know what's the difference between you n me i make this look good
For book week next week at school I’m wearing a suit and sunglasses and being man in black
Harrow Edwards Records 1980's - Early 2000's Then Army Surplus Then Fish Chip Shop
This just got in my recommendations. But it's cool.
Men in Black - Edwards becomes Agent J
0:37 idk why this made me laugh my ass off
You know what the difference is between you and me?