For those who don’t know, Men in Black was based on some
comics of the same name, so you can also throw Men in Black in the comic book
genre. They were done by Aircel Comics (which got bought out by Malibu Comics)
in the 90’s. The series revolves around a secret group of government agents who
interact different paranormal and extraterrestrial beings on Earth. They’re
either protecting them or making sure they stay in line and don’t go on murder
sprees. The movies just revolved around the alien stuff. The first movie was a
big success and even spawned a pretty cool animated series that I fondly
remember. It gets pretty spotty after that, but that’s how these franchises go.
So, what did I think of all four movies?
Showing posts with label Men In Black. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Men In Black. Show all posts
Monday, July 17, 2023
Movie Talk - The Men in Black Movie Franchise
I’m surprised that I haven’t talked about these movies here.
While me and Liz were visiting some family, they were watching the latest Men
in Black movie, Men in Black International. I hadn’t made my way around to
seeing it yet especially since I knew it wasn’t received well. It turns out
that Liz hadn’t seen any of the MIB movies, so we had a bit of a project back
in March. All three of the original were on Netflix, so we were able to revisit
a bit of childhood nostalgia… well nostalgia for me. I’d seen all three movies
though I didn’t remember much of MIB3.
Saturday, February 27, 2021
Favorites - 15 Favorite Black Characters in Sci-Fi
The science fiction genre has given us a crapton of
characters to follow and root for. When it comes Black folk, it gets a little
tough. You may see one or even two of us running around or being a side piece
somewhere. Even when you see one of us playing a character, they’re sometimes
playing an alien. Just guess why you won’t see someone like Guinan, Worf, and
Tuvok from Star Trek or Gamora from Guardians of the Galaxy. I could make a
case for Teal’C from Stargate: SG-1 since he is technically human, but I’ll
leave him off this one. It gives me a chance to look for other characters
outside of these big sci-fi franchises.
So, here are my favorite black characters in the genre. One limitation I gave myself was that I wouldn’t include any superheroes on this list, so no Storm or John Stewart. I actually made a list similar to this years ago, and I wanted to look in other places where there are some cool characters. I might break that rule for a couple, but I’ll only go so far. As usual, it’s a bit of a random list, but I’ll put my favorites up top. You only can guess who’ll be first.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
13 Greatest Animated Intros
As a kid, I loved to watch cartoons. Heck, I still do. I mostly enjoy the action-oriented ones these days. Star Wars: Clone Wars, Young Justice, Symbiotic Titan (wait, that got cancelled. Dang you, Cartoon Network!!). So what is the first thing you see with a show in general? The intro of course! Sometimes, the intro is so awesome, it feels like you've missed a cool part of the show when you miss it. Plus, if the show sucks, at least you can watch an awesome intro. So with that being said, I will go over my top 13 Animated intros. Why 13? Simple, it's because I can! Ha Ha HA!!!
13. The Real Ghostbusters
Why is this on the list? It's Ghostbusters! This is what got me interested in the Ghostbusters in the first place, so it has to be on this list. I like that they used the theme song from the movie.
13. The Real Ghostbusters
Why is this on the list? It's Ghostbusters! This is what got me interested in the Ghostbusters in the first place, so it has to be on this list. I like that they used the theme song from the movie.
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