Don't let the critics and reviews fool you on this one.
Men In Black: International was a good summer movie.

This film stars Tessa Thompson, Chris Hemsworth and Liam Neeson.

You may recognize the chemistry the two main stars had, if you've recently viewed Avengers: Endgame.

Molly (Tessa Thompson) has a brief encounter with a creature as a child. From that brief stint, she grows up wanting to know everything about the Men In Black.

She lives her life dedicated to understanding the universe. As time goes (20+ years of studying and looking), she finds their location and proves her smarts to get invited as a probationary Agent.

She receives the title Agent M and takes a liking to the organization's top agent, Agent H (Chris Hemsworth). She does brief homework, to gain just enough knowledge to convince Agent H to allow her to come on a mission with him.

The MIB are dealing with a very large threat of mankind, called, The Hive.
They can form themselves to look like people and blend in with society.

(As to not spoil the complete plot of the film, I will move forward with more of my opinions on it)

As the film progresses, there is definitely all of what you'd see in any other MIB film. There was no shortage of action, comedy and even some heartfelt moments.

Without going deeper into the storyline, I would have to say this is definitely a fun summer movie that you should bring the whole family to. It is rated PG-13, therefore, it can be enjoyed by all. There are adult references that children will not catch onto and there is also cute creatures for the little ones.

Please, if you're hesitant about seeing it, go. If you're a fan of the Men In Black films prior, go. If you need to get out of the house because you're going stir crazy, go.

I give this film a solid 7/10, which is far more credit than any critics. They were unnecessarily harsh on this, probably based on the fact that there are so many other summer films upcoming.

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