Men in black international

[DJ's left nut]

Why should I assume this will suck?

Hemsworth's actually a damn funny comedic actor and who doesn't like Liam Neeson? I think Tessa Thompson is way more forgettable than the folks fawning over her in Ragnarok do, but whatever.

This makes sense - why wouldn't there be aliens around the world in that universe? And yes, there's some pretty blatant pandering to the overseas market but that doesn't mean it's gonna be bad.

Now it may just not work (see MIB 2) but MIB 3 was good and there's no reason that Hemsworth can't pull off essentially the same affect as Will Smith as Agent J.

[NJChiefsFan]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

Why should I assume this will suck?

Hemsworth's actually a damn funny comedic actor and who doesn't like Liam Neeson? I think Tessa Thompson is way more forgettable than the folks fawning over her in Ragnarok do, but whatever.

This makes sense - why wouldn't there be aliens around the world in that universe? And yes, there's some pretty blatant pandering to the overseas market but that doesn't mean it's gonna be bad.

Now it may just not work (see MIB 2) but MIB 3 was good and there's no reason that Hemsworth can't pull off essentially the same affect as Will Smith as Agent J.

I think these reactions are as much about remakes in general as it is this movie. At this point I'm not gonna hate just on principal. Remakes are here. I'm willing to embrace it at this point if they are done well, even if that is that is against the odds in general.

TV remakes seem to be doing worse than movie remakes.