The dialog was a bit weak, the comedy is just a bit shy of hitting the mark and the story had plot holes the size of dinner plates (but with enough plates to serve a forty guest party for a 10-course meal).
But for a very light, mindless sort of romp, it was okay. I didn’t hate it. And Tessa Thompson looked amazing in an MIB uniform.
I’d forgotten that I’d watched this show. It was sheer curiosity of how the story would end that got me through this movie.
The humour is way to ridiculous and nobody is taking anything seriously.
It’s definitely not worth watching, but I don’t hate it, so it gets more than one star.
Ah, the nostalgia.
It’s a very typical Hong Kong rom com of the late 90s, early 2000s, with ridiculous humour and low budgets. But it’s very sweet and has some pretty nice moments.
Eerily creepy, and so not my cup of tea. But if you like this genre of movie, I think it’s pretty well done.
Our family is rewatching all the Marvel movies and we’re up to the first Avengers movie. I remember not being too impressed by it the first time I watched it. Maybe it’s nostalgia, but it wasn’t that bad.
It got a three because I had pretty low expectations for the movie (which it met). It is pretty light in storytelling, but heavy on the cute factor. So many “aw”s throughout the cinema.
