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Steven Spielberg
Executive Producer -
Gregg Smrz
Stunt Coordinator -
Katherine James
Makeup Artist -
Shawn Murphy
Scoring Mixer -
Doug Harlocker
Property Master -
Danny Elfman
Original Music Composer -
Donald Peterman
Director of Photography -
Donald Murphy
Set Production Assistant
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Andre Gonzales 7/19/2023 12:06:22AM
Another favorite movie of mine. Aliens disguised as humans. Mmmmm sounds like real life. This movie is hilarious. I got one question, you ever flashy thing me? Lol!
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Prodank 9/21/2023 8:43:46PM
"Men in Black" taps into my lifelong fascination with aliens. This sci-fi comedy is a delightful journey with Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones, offering a perfect mix of humor and action. It's a childhood favorite that keeps the charm alive with its stellar blend of comedy and extraterrestrial intrigue. It may showcase some dated CGI and prosthetics by today's standards, they remain acceptable, adding a nostalgic charm to the film without detracting from its overall enjoyment. The practical effects still hold up surprisingly well, adding to the movie's unique appeal. By today's standards, it is very rewatchable with a rating of 8/10.
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Kamurai 6/23/2021 3:58:43PM
Good watch, could watch again, and can recommend. This was a better movie historically than actually. It at least felt like it introduced some concepts of having aliens infiltrated Terra into the industry, even if it didn't actually. Maybe it popularized it more, but it was very good at walking the audience across that line that separates our normal Terran view to that of an integrated society. Or maybe I just love the concept of aliens on our planet that much. I definitely don't think it was the manner they took: the humor is as annoying as it is funny most of the time, and Tommy Lee Jones is just as funny as Will Smith (that's saying something, personally) as the straight man, credit to both of them. That said, they were a perfect for the movie, and all the supporting cast did wonderfully. Vincent D'Onofrio, as "Not Edgar", was probably the funniest character in the movie to me, and I don't think he was supposed to be. The "haze the rookie by leaving out vital information" bit is cliche and worn out, but that's have the jokes here. I definitely like the movie, and I love what it could have been.
Sylvester Stallone
Alien on TV Monitor (uncredited)Will Smith
JayTommy Lee Jones
KaySteven Spielberg
Alien on TV Monitor (uncredited)Danny DeVito
Alien on TV Monitor (uncredited)Vincent D'Onofrio
EdgarDavid Cross
Morgue AttendantTony Shalhoub
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