Men in Black is a shallow, soulless spectacle, mistaking CGI aliens and quirky gadgets for substance. Smith and Jones' chemistry can't mask the film's vacuous core. It's a hollow parade of special effects, wasting a glaring opportunity to explore the real existential dread of a universe teeming with unknown life.
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Abnoan Muniz
Brazilian Senior Software Engineer
Diagnosed with ADHD at 30, my perspective of life took a transformative turn, breathing new life into my world.
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