One of the best most relatable lines..."A person is smart. People are dumb, dangerous, panicky animals and you know it". So so true

The "Elvis just went home" joke is saying that Elvis was a alien, and he left to go to his home planet.

I honestly think J’s justification for shooting the little girl should have been enough to earn him a spot in MIB. He didn’t shoot the “big scary aliens”, and instead shot the girl who was calmly walking through a terrifying alley at night with physics books. As an MIB agent, he’d have to make split second decisions, while also not judging aliens by their scary appearance. And then there’s the fact that many aliens can blend right in as humans.

Myself and I hope others agree, do the trilogy! You can leave out the newest one if you want. It wasnt the worst movie I ever seen but it wasnt anything I needed to watch twice.

The guy who gets taken over by the alien and loves cockroaches is Vincent Donofrio. He also starred in "Full Metal Jacket" and was in "Adventures in Babysitting" and he was on the show "Daredevil". The man is such a great "chameleon actor".

The Male Morgue attendant is David Cross. He also shows up as a new character in MiB II, Newton, a video store owner. Cross loves tiny little cameo roles in tons of stuff.

I still held will smith in high regards due to his past career, he made a big portion of my childhood

OK so here's the full version of the joke Kay was telling in the restaurant: a man and a woman decided to take in a movie one night, and it just so happens that on that same night a farmer has decided to sneak in one of his roosters from his farm. After getting their snacks the couple head into the darkened auditorium, which is nearly full. there are only two seats left, and they happen to be next to the farmer and the rooster which he has concealed in his pants. Midway through the movie the rooster pokes his head out of the farmer's zipper and begins to peck and eat the woman's popcorn, she notices and nudges her husband; "Honey, look what this guy's cock is doing!" Her husband replies; "Ah, don't pay it no mind, if you've seen one you've seen 'em all!" So she looks over at her husband and says; " Yeah, but Honey this one's eating my popcorn!'

Back in the day this movie had the best of the best special effects

Honestly the CG is dated but it still holds up well. I love this movie so much. It's iconic and brings back some good childhood memories

…..I…..I have a pug named Frank. We hadn’t seen these movies in so long and didn’t realize that we had done that until someone pointed it out. So thank you to MIB for silently influencing us like 20 years later 😂 To answer the monster goop question. It’s usually a glycerin mixture. Or some sort of slime that’s thinned with water to get the right consistency.

This was such a surprising movie when it came out. Funny, quirky, a little scary. Great FX.

Vincent D'Onofrio is an underrated actor. Edger is one of his many good roles. I'd check out more of his films.

12:42 Tall Guy is played by Carel Struycken, who previously won hearts playing both Mr. Homm on "Star Trek: The Next Generation" and Lurch in "The Addams Family" films (also by the Sonnenfeld brothers).

I remember being confused about the genre of this movie after it first came out. And then a friend told me to think of it the way I did the first ghostbusters movie. That clicked it all into place for me.

I remember seeing this in theaters when I was 16. It was a huge deal when it was coming out and my mom had won advanced screening tickets from the radio so we were able to see it the week before it released. Such a fun memory.

This is Marvel movie in name only. The publisher that owned the Men in Black comic was bought by Marvel Comics in the mid-90’s.

Now that you have done the first MIB it makes sense to do the sequels. MIB is just good fun. It is meant to be strange. It is a Sci Fi comedy. Spaceballs and Galaxy Quest are other good Sci Fi comedies.

"It is better to have loved and lost, than to have never loved at all" was originally part of an elegy. In context, when that loss is death, it makes a lot of sense. My husband will die someday. If it happens before I go, I know I'll be in a lot of pain, and grief that I can't even really comprehend until/unless it happens. But I am 100% certain that I wouldn't give up my time with him for anything, no matter how much it hurts. It's the same for the love I feel for my family, and my closest friends. Wouldn't trade it for anything.

Take the time to watch Casablanca, considered to be one of the great romantic movies. It was shot in the 40's so yes, it is black and white. The dialogue may seem a little stilted, but the story is unbeatable.

This movie was my childhood. I have seen it SO many times. It was truly ahead of it's time! Enjoy!

Small bit of trivia, the slugs hanging out around the coffee pot are all speaking the same language as Jabba the Hutt from Star Wars Return of the Jedi.

the point of the test with short pencils and no place to write was to see who would utilize the table first

i always chuckle at the part when they are in the HQ and he states while holding a mini disk "these will replace CD soon" bit as the mini disk did indeed come out very shortly after the film but flopped big time along with the Zip Drive XD

I still love this movie. I just wish I still had my signed MiB comics (they got lost in a move). We were so psyched when Lowell, who lived and probably still lives in my hometown, told us that his comics had been optioned by Hollywood. 😀 He was always so just quiet and cool and still is. When MiB came out the local paper interviewed him and he just referred to himself as a local geek who got lucky and made good. 😀 I would still see him around town when I would go back, usually browsing around the used book store, wearing one of his many cool bowling shirts. We'd stop and chat for a while and he's just so chill. And nobody pays him a lick of attention cos he just looks like your average aging nerd, which is how he likes it. 😀

Loved it! First is O.G! The third is my favourite. I quote a line from that movie alll the time ahha! Keep up the great work 🤩

It'd be funny if you released this on marvel Monday after realizing it's based on a marvel comic. Love your reactions man, keep em up. Cool to know you're only a year older than me.

Absolutely please do continue all of this, you're one of my favorite reactors of all time

Dude CASABLANCA is cinematic gold!! As a movie buff it’s one you gotta see at least once

Please watch the other two, they're really good. Also people say it's not great, but another Will Smith movie I love is Wild Wild West, it's so cheesy and stupid but I love it

This film is loosely based on an Aircel comic book that later became Malibu Comics which was later bought by MARVEL Comics .It started as a horror anthology black-and-white comic book similar to "The Twilight Zone" and "Outer Limits",with the introduction of the Comics Code Authority it became more of a mainstream sci-fi,comedic title like the film adaptation.The animated series on Kids WB balanced the universe,characters and comedy relief of the film with the dark,conspiratorial tone of the original comics.

@14:54 Was the lemonade gag where they took her offer for lemonade but Edgar got all the sugar earlier on so that's pretty much just straight lemon juice and a bit of water.

Saw this in theaters back in 1997, I was 13. It’s still awesome! 🔥

I saw this one in theaters. Back in the 90s I was a BIG Will Smith fan. He was just a funny guy. Fresh Prince, Independence Day, Men in Black. Plus he did some great dramatic stuff like "Enemy of the State" with Gene Hackman. It all came to a head with 1999s Wild Wild West, and his career was never quite the same after that. "Here Comes The Men in Black" is such a great toon. I wouldn't say the film is a parody as such. It's not really making fun of anything. It's more of a whimsical comedic film taking certain pop culture things and playing with them. IE, the men in black, alien abductions/conspiracies and combining them with Will Smith's sense of humor. I think the two leads do a great job and have some fantastic moments. They tried to replicate this idea with Wild Wild West... Which is one of those movies I want to love more than I do. I'm not too keen on the sequels. Men in Black 2, from 2002, it just feels.... Like it suffers from America's post 9/11 depression. It wants to be a 90s movie so bad, but everything feels stilted, awkward, and rushed to me. Men in Black 3 is a bit of a return to form, but that's ten years later. Will Smith and Tommy Lee Johns look especially aged. I don't know. I think Men in Black was a one and done film for me. The first one is still pretty damn great. The animated TV series was also pretty awesome, too. I'd love to see you suffer through WIld Wild West. Just as a companion piece to compare with the original Men in Black and how a "mixed genre comedy" can go horribly, horribly, wrong. The goo used for the bug's death is KY jelly. Same stuff used for the Xenomorph in Alien. It is the go-to in Hollywood for generic alien slime, because you can get a lot of it for cheap, and it's not irritating to the skin.

The amount of “dick speak” in this reaction was alarming lol

Another great reaction. I loved MIB 1 and 2 growing up, lots of memories watching them with my Dad before he passed. Damn this was a nostalgia kick!

We actually watched this in school. My teacher had watched it at the movies, thought it was brilliant. Brought it to school when it came out in VHS for us to watch. Excuse was it was relevant to immigration and so on. Awesome teacher.

The reason J spits out the drink is because the bug ate all the sugar. He was given straight lemon juice. The amount of time that joke takes to marinate is so good and it just passes by if you aren't paying attention.

Vincent D’Onofrio played the bug alien character. You may no him from Full Metal Jacket as Leonard or more recent as King Pin in Daredevil among a million other roles.

Always enjoy your reactions bro

Please do men in black 2!!! Love your content man. I’ve been binge watching so many movies on this channel 😂 great energy and so funny

"tiny little gun packs a big punch, I'm used to that sort of thing" 🤣thumbs up, you crack me up, what a fun reaction. Please do the sequels! (and cats make awesome pets/streaming companions)

keep the awesome reactions coming!!!!!!

Classic 🙌🏻 I watch this every time I come across it. The trilogy is a must!

Man, glad you have gotten better at this.

Every time I see the twin towers in a movie made before September 11th 2001 it always gets me in the heart.. I can remember what I was doing that exact minute I was working for a moving company and we were moving this lady stuff and she comes running out the house screaming the towers are hit the towers are hit and we were all like what's going on and we went in there and watched it and seen the second plane hit live and ever since then it's just crazy to see them in pictures and movies

My brothers did the dance to the MIB song in the movies at the end lol great reaction!

the mib trilogy is one of my faves that gets better and better, hope you'd react to those in the future too!!!

The fact that you didn’t recognize the tall guy in this film, makes me think you have never watched “The Adams Family” movie, he plays Lurch. So in that case, please watch for Halloween! 🙏🏻🎃 Omgosh super cool 😎 that you’re reacting to this. I hope you do all three, the 3rd one is actually my favorite! Lol

"Elvis is not dead. He just went home." Kay was saying that Elvis was an alien, too.

Your reactions have been awesome 👌. Keep it up.

This was originally a Malibu Comics title, but Marvel bought Malibu. The original was much darker than the movie and MiB was a more malevolent organization. Later comics were based or inspired by the movies and the cartoon that was based on them, rather than Lowell Cunningham's original comics and were much more lighthearted and comedic.

So proud in yourself for guessing the cats name. Here 🍪❣JK Love the Movie Reviews.

New to the channel. Your reactions make me laugh. Love it

When you asked "what are those things?" --- They were platforms / revolving restaurants for the 1964 World's Fair in Flushing Meadows, Queens... Still there today, but closed / off limits to the public. The big globe or "Unisphere" is still there too.

My pug's full name is Sir Buford Frank Dunn (aka The Boof). He's named after that one kid in Phineas And Ferb, and then the pug from this movie.

Your lil dance at the end is golden 😂😂❤️

Man, I saw you had reacted to this, and loved the reaction to it, since it was a great film, but how you only gonna watch the first one ahah, gotta catch up! All but the newest one really good!

The reason J spits out the lemonade is because she doesn't have any sugar left.

God this movie brings back memories. BUT I AM SO EXCITED FOR MONDAY'S REACTION LET'S GOOOOOOO

"You do know Elvis is dead, right?" "No Elvis is not dead, he just went home." Your look of confusion. . .just adds to the scene. 🤣🤣

They're all great, the last one makes me cry lol.

The men in black movies have been aired on so many times so I'm surprised you haven't seen the movies. You may have past it or seen it on the TV guide sometimes though. Great reaction! I'm glad you're channel was in my recommendations

Tim Russ will ALWAYS be famous for saying "We ain't found sh!t." Siobhan Fallon will ALWAYS be famous for saying "Edgar suit."

Great, as we have come to expect. Appreciate that you voice all the thoughts of the 13 year-old boys that we remain...well into our 50's...at least😉 "A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky dangerous animals and you know it." Words to live by; as recent and current events make very clear.

Let’s not ever start with that intro again. My mother was in the room when I played the video and for two seconds she gave me the craziest look I’ve ever seen her make 😂. I had to explain that you just say some off the wall shit sometimes 😂

“That guy is tall” Was also on pilot episode of 3rd Rock from the Sun. Dennis Rodman also made an appearance on 3rd Rock 😂

There is whole galaxy in there, but we're not part of that particular marble. "Meat Sack", not suck. For about 24:43: Ah, see, you'll catch it next time around, but they did explain: Those towers are the remains of the NY Pavilion, in Queens, from the Worlds Fair in 1964 (I was there!). In the movie, the towers are supporting space ships, and that's why J shouts out: "Hey. Old guys. Do these things still work?" You don't have to be familiar with New York to appreciate this movie, but it helps. That's Shea Stadium that you see a little later on, extremely close to the Worlds Fair site.

Mono And Diglycerides, Cellulose Gum, Guar Gum, and Carrageenan make up many different types of slime in Hollywood movies. Especially if the slime has to go on an actor's face or in their mouths. Oddly, this slime formula is also what McDonald's "milk" shakes are made of.

I was 10 when this movie came out. It's the first movie that I saw in the cinema that wasn't a 'kids' movie. It was awesome then and it still holds up now. Love it.

Classic movie. You’ll find as you go further back in cinema that most good movies like jaws or alien or tons more hold up well.

I got to see this in a drive in theater with my family as a kid. Me and my sister got to lay on top of my mom's station wagon with pillows and blankets. Also got to see Flubber that way

My childhood movie, definitely watch the rest of them, they're so good!

100% better to know the pain of losing a true love. Than to live a life never knowing how incredible love can be. It's worth the pain.

Saw it in the theaters on release day with 5 of my friends. Awesome memories!

The second one really cracks me up. The third one Josh Brolin nails Tommy Lee Jones. ❤❤❤

Will Smith spits out the Lemonde Beatrix gives him because it's just lemon juice. She didn't have any sugar because she gave it all to "Edgar". It's a cool little detail to put in the film.

You are pretty entertaining, looking forward to your review of BTTF 3!

when he said madagascar hissing roach i was like "huh, ive never heard of that before" as he said "goddamn roach expert" lmao

U totally have to watch the sequels now. The 3rd one might be my favorite, because of the story/the way it all wraps up.

Getting that prime hydration! I see you dawg

"N-Y-P-D means I will KNock Your Punk-a** Down!" Cracks me up every single time. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Part 2 would be great!!

MIB 2 is good, but the one that legitimately blew me (and my family) away was actually MIB International. Like, my wife and I saw MIB back in the day (heck, I even watched the cartoon they did for MIB!), and we were curious to see how it went, but we did not expect to enjoy it as absolutely much as we did. But, heck, it's Thor and Valkyrie in the MIB (like, no joke, same actors). It was really amazing, and I really hope you get to see it and react to it!

I'm sure you've been asked but have you watched either of the deadpool movies? Those two movies are an absolute must for you to react too.

I loved this movie when I was 15. It was the coolest film I'd ever seen. If you like sci fi stuff, you have to check out the Torchwood series. It's a Doctor Who spin off and it's got some terrific storytelling...and raunch.

MIB is a very fun and good movie. I like all of them. They did a lot of fun knocks to who are aliens. My aunt, like in Independence Day, is part of the grip department in this movie too.

blew my mind that MiB was Marvel, but it's just owned by them. "originally published by Aircel Comics. Aircel would later be bought out by Malibu Comics, which itself was bought out by Marvel Comics." personally I think this matters cause Stan Lee probably didn't have any influence on it's creation.

dude i laugh more at your videos that at any standup ive been to xD

“Like some kinda Edgar suit??” MY FAV LINE 😂

LoL I was watching this last night before going to bed and simply paused the video so I could continue today, and what do I see when I open YT again this morning? KZfaq Premiere 13 hours ago, 1 person watching 😂

19:10 -- Hi Alex.. Yea, it can be done.. But not quite like that.. I'm usually up for 20 and asleep for 8.. So on a technical basis, I have a 28 hour "day".

This movie was a HUGE hit in the theaters back then... Will Smith was at the beginning of his meteoric hollywood career, charismatic as hell, his theme song fot this movie was playing everywhere, Tommy Lee Ones, Vincent D´Onofrio, Linda Fiorentino, Barry Sonnenfeld(the diretor of Addams Family and Addams Family Values), Danny Elfman, nice VFX, fantastic makeup, original script... I miss movies this good, this funny, being outrageous, innovative, a little bit silly and carried away by three fantastic actors in top form.

Literally all the movies you said you seen are sooooo good!!! Loved em all. This series is 50/50 with me. I like it sometimes but sometimes I can't stand it.

Ray Park was the guy will Smith chased down at the beginning of the movie. He's a martial artist and stuntman. He usually wears a lot of make up or prosthetics in movies.He was Darth Maul from Star Wars, and Toad from the first X-men movie. Also, I always kinda figured that woman talked liked that cuz shes a bit drunk, or just really didn't care about what was happening, cuz her life seemed kinda crap. Also, Tommy Lee (K) was saying that Elvis was an alien. Loved the video my dude. Men in Black 2 is pretty goos. But 3 might be my favorite, just because of the villain.

No entiendo nada de lo que decís porque no sé inglés pero veo igual tus vídeos porque son muy entretenidos y divertida tus reacciones...ya tenes una nueva suscriptora

The amount of times I have said to my kids, “You don’t start nothin’, there won’t be nothin’!”

One thing that makes me think is the guy who pays the farmer/alien bug thing is Vincent denofrio who plays Kingpin in Daredevil, Hawkeye and now Echo

Some of the movies you have seen, I saw 3000 Miles to Graceland in there… such an awesome movie!!! Great scene when they blast Hed PE for the soundtrack!

Discovered you a few days ago from the John wick reaction, may or may not have binged all your videos