Watch the New Men in Black International Trailer Now
Watch the New Men in Black International Trailer Now
It's time for the final pre-holiday edition of The Monitor, WIRED's roundup of the latest in the world of culture, from box-office news to announcements about hot new trailers. In today's installment: the Men in Black are back; To All the Boys I've Loved Before is officially a Netflix franchise; and Aquaman is doing swimmingly at the box office.
Here Come the (New) Men in Black
"You are the best-kept secret in the universe," notes Agent M, the newbie alien-seeker played by Tessa Thompson, in the first trailer for next summer's Men in Black International. And for a while, this latest MiB entry was a bit of a mystery itself, with early rumors indicating it would be a crossover film featuring characters from Sony's hit 21 Jump Street series. Instead, the first MiB sequel in seven years features Thompson teaming up with the veteran Agent H (Chris Hemsworth) in an attempt to thwart a new alien threat (helping them are higher-ups played by Liam Neeson and Emma Thompson). The action takes place in London, which we know because the trailer features a shot of a bridge in London, accompanied by Fergie's "London Bridge." What? No room for Will Smith's 1997 theme song? It's a glaring oversight—but we'll let it slide, just this once.
Here Come the (New) Men in Black
"You are the best-kept secret in the universe," notes Agent M, the newbie alien-seeker played by Tessa Thompson, in the first trailer for next summer's Men in Black International. And for a while, this latest MiB entry was a bit of a mystery itself, with early rumors indicating it would be a crossover film featuring characters from Sony's hit 21 Jump Street series. Instead, the first MiB sequel in seven years features Thompson teaming up with the veteran Agent H (Chris Hemsworth) in an attempt to thwart a new alien threat (helping them are higher-ups played by Liam Neeson and Emma Thompson). The action takes place in London, which we know because the trailer features a shot of a bridge in London, accompanied by Fergie's "London Bridge." What? No room for Will Smith's 1997 theme song? It's a glaring oversight—but we'll let it slide, just this once.
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