Men in Black
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Wednesday, July 29 7pm
Sunday, August 2 10am
Monday, August 3 4pm
"They're here - and they have social security numbers. Aliens are everywhere, just trying to get along like the rest of us, mostly, under the watchful eyes of an extra-governmental police agency, the Men in Black. Agent K (Jones) picks out a New York cop (Smith) to become his new partner, J, initiating him into the secrets of the universe: galactic weaponry, memory erasers and power dressing. At the same time, an unintegrated alien bug takes residence in the (loose-fitting) body of farmer D'Onofrio, with a plan that might mean curtains for the planet. Sonnenfeld's film is just good enough to remind us how lazy most blockbusters have become in the decade since 'Gremlins' and 'Ghostbusters' - hits with a similar hip, relaxed vibe. The personable well-paired stars make the most of a superior script by Ed Solomon ('He said the world was coming to an end.' 'Did he say when?'), and, taking eye-popping special fx in his stride, the director makes adroit use of out-of-this-world NY locations. It's so much fun, in fact, that it's almost over before you realise that you've been watching a great idea for a movie in desperate search of a plot." (TimeOut)
Trailer:
Summer Calendar:
https://mcusercontent.com/93c70071a873656af1e5fe543/files/e2fb09bd-b478-8343-1f8e-a7eb1b985bea/Senator_Summer_039_26_pdf.pdf?fbclid=IwY2xjawSzqDRleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFuNWFRTE1iSEJ3enlWY1Fyc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHk5MzsNGhygIpvlTTqPxQxwHTuU7wukDjW_tYai66Fnz-U0vrAIZTRwsfDPk_aem_dVetSJP8RnfMUNMO1wjMfA
Sunday, August 2 10am
Monday, August 3 4pm
"They're here - and they have social security numbers. Aliens are everywhere, just trying to get along like the rest of us, mostly, under the watchful eyes of an extra-governmental police agency, the Men in Black. Agent K (Jones) picks out a New York cop (Smith) to become his new partner, J, initiating him into the secrets of the universe: galactic weaponry, memory erasers and power dressing. At the same time, an unintegrated alien bug takes residence in the (loose-fitting) body of farmer D'Onofrio, with a plan that might mean curtains for the planet. Sonnenfeld's film is just good enough to remind us how lazy most blockbusters have become in the decade since 'Gremlins' and 'Ghostbusters' - hits with a similar hip, relaxed vibe. The personable well-paired stars make the most of a superior script by Ed Solomon ('He said the world was coming to an end.' 'Did he say when?'), and, taking eye-popping special fx in his stride, the director makes adroit use of out-of-this-world NY locations. It's so much fun, in fact, that it's almost over before you realise that you've been watching a great idea for a movie in desperate search of a plot." (TimeOut)
Trailer:
Summer Calendar:
https://mcusercontent.com/93c70071a873656af1e5fe543/files/e2fb09bd-b478-8343-1f8e-a7eb1b985bea/Senator_Summer_039_26_pdf.pdf?fbclid=IwY2xjawSzqDRleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFuNWFRTE1iSEJ3enlWY1Fyc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHk5MzsNGhygIpvlTTqPxQxwHTuU7wukDjW_tYai66Fnz-U0vrAIZTRwsfDPk_aem_dVetSJP8RnfMUNMO1wjMfA
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Where is it happening?
5904 York Rd, Baltimore, MD, United States, Maryland 21212, 5904 York Rd, Baltimore, MD 21212-3026, United States, Towson
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