#men in black international

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Can we talk about how much style the first men in black had, like this was Cinematography. The greens and oranges, the blues and that pleasing hazy filter over everything.

It wasn't just like a blockbuster, and it didn't have that CGI cleaness. There was a purposeful look here, it was an unwinding, fast paced, well written conspiracy detective flick.

Like the state troopers at the start with their little uniforms getting covered in goo, the classic UFO crashing on a farm with a cow. It was acknowleding the genre of kooky alien invasion films and then world-building off of it.

It just had such a Clear premise and was able to pull it off so flawlessly cause it knew exactly what it was! And I understand why it was so popular cause it makes you want to be a part of that world, the suits, the glasses, the eye-candy weapons. It all just looks so tactile and fun,., But SO GROUNDED, it's a completely approachable film

Like not to get High Art Film Snobby😭 but can you see it, can you see the difference. It's the same place, same concept but there is such a specific signature here that has just been Stripped away

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Chris Hemsworth in Men in Black : International, 2019

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Rebecca Ferguson as Riza | Men in Black: International | 2019 (with Tessa Thompson)

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Can someone show me what Fae redcaps are actually supposed to look like because I always imagine them as the little chess guy from Men in Black International

This dude

Let’s just say it makes Madoc from The Cruel Prince a lot less intimidating

I think I need to go to sleep

[beheworthy]

The Utter & Absolute Mistreatment of Agent H in MIB: International

Getting absolutely enraged at the mistreatment of Thor’s character is a cherished and well-documented hobby of mine. Seeing that stoop to a new low as his clothes got ripped apart in a fUnNy scene in Thor: Love and Thunder made me want to talk about another Chris Hemsworth film that destroys his character and falls flat on its face.

Men In Black: International is a 2019 film starring Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson as agents of the top secret organization Men In Black (MIB) that monitors extraterrestrial activity on Earth. Probationary Agent M/Molly (Thompson) of the New York Branch is sent to London to investigate some strange happenings there and goes on a globe-trotting adventure with Agent H/Henry (Chris) to uncover the traitor in the organization aiding an alien invasion.

When the film was universally panned upon its theatrical release, the focus was largely on the terrible story, screenplay, and the writing of Thompson’s character. And they are big culprits. But I believe the biggest issue no one talked about was how wrong the film does by Chris’ character Henry. Had he been done right, it could have masked a lot of other issues and elevated the film to something better.

What was his character, actually?

I genuinely cannot tell you what his character was supposed to be. Is he the seasoned badass this rookie Molly teams up with? Or is he the bumbling buffoon who can’t do anything right and yet is getting partial treatment from the boss? Or is he clumsy but ultimately has his heart in the right place and that is why we should be rooting for him? The answer is none of them and all of them and that is precisely the problem.

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MEN IN BLACK: INTERNATIONAL released in theaters 5 years ago today.

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Chris is ny Klutzy Spirit Animal.

Lmao

He's real-life Ragnarok Thor haha

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After watching MIB International, one thought lives in my head rent free; I wanna be the middle/filling to an Agent C and Agent H sandwich🤤

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Chris Hemsworth as Agent H in Men in Black: international

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Men in Black: International, 2019.

Dir. F. Gary Gray | Writ. Art Marcum and Matt Holloway | DOP Stuart Dryburgh

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W A T C H I N G

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Men in Black: International (2019) ↳ 4,371 BluRay 1080p screencaps

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I love your posts talking about chris' characters and the sex*al assault they eventually go through (I didn't remember that MIB scene). I saw posts about Thor comics and how he's also stripped (lol) of his free will, the enemies often comment on his looks and he's also a victim of sex*al abuse AND r*ape. Some fans pointed out that Thor is a safe choice to be on the receiving end of this violence because there's nothing that can be done to him that will make he be seen weak by the audience :/

Post in question - X. Thanks bud :)

I'm surprised that you don't remember that scene from MIB. It's the only thing I remember. I was enraged at the absolute lack of people calling it out for being blatant assault.

Oh my god are you serious abt Thor being assaulted and r**** in the comics? :o I had no idea. When where who did this to him???? :((((

That's so messed up that people think that way but isn't that the common attitude toward male SA in general?! :| This is similar to Thor4 having Thor say that he was okay with getting stripped so that we the audience also feel okay abt it. I see what you were trying to do Waititi and it will never fly with me.

I recently rewatched all the Thor films and watching them back to back really put into focus just how much he's lusted after by everyone it's crazy.

I find it amusing that out of all his films, Chris has had creative control on Extraction and Spiderhead and these are the only 2 films of his where he isn't objectified in the least and doesn't even have a romantic arc.

He said he was happy that there was no shirtless scene in Thor3 but the director FORCED him to do it!!!! And then Waititi doubled down on it by calling Chris a piece of meat :)

At Comic Con 2019 where Thor4 was announced, Waititi went on creepily abt how there will be so many/graphic lovemaking scenes because it's a love story while Chris and Nat were visibly uncomfortable beside him. Chris even put a hand on him to make him stop.

And then we have what we had in Thor4. Waititi fans were hailing him for giving Thor a c*** so huge it makes people faint. Just wow, y'know.

With Waititi's departure, I hope Thor/Chris' days of being 'a piece of meat' are behind him.