'men In Black 3' Reviews Not As Terrible As Its Troubled Production Had Suggested

Binh Ngo, Movies With Butter
Tue, 05/22/2012 - 6:04pm

Even thought Men in Black II was a box office success, earning more than $440 million at the box office world wide, it received mostly poor reviews from the critics (Tomatometer 39%). Sony must have known that moviegoers who saw the second movie must not have high opinions of it either because they're allowing publications to release their reviews early for Men in Black III, hoping that the positive ones can help tip the scale in the movie's favor. read more

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