There is one classic Will Smith franchise that could really use his return after the last entry underperformed. There might be several Will Smith movie franchises, but the star has had a complicated relationship with sequels. On average, he prefers to seek out fresh material, such as when he ed on returning as Deadshot in The Suicide Squad to front the biopic King Richard. Still, he has occasionally returned to a familiar character, which proved to be the right move with 2020's Bad Boys for Life. 2vv24

Will Smith has a long history of starring in box office hits, but without him, sequels to those movies often don't do as well. While Smith's career is currently in limbo after his fateful slapping of Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars, it's to be presumed that an A-list actor of his caliber will eventually get back into Hollywood's good graces, especially after offering multiple public apologies for his actions. One consequence so far though has been Netflix's cancellation of Bright 2, a rare sequel that Smith planned to return for.

Following Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week in February, which encourages everyone to learn more about aromanticism, it is crucial for everyone to understand that a romantic relationship is not necessarily the most important or intimate connection in one's life.

The opportunity for Men in Black and 21 Jump Street to do a crossover is too perfect to waste, but there's a real danger it will never happen. Given their tonal similarities and box office success, these buddy cop comedies ing forces is a scenario that should be a movie by now. These strong IPs were once major players in Sony’s bag of franchises, so ing the two is logical for ensuring their future survival.

The first Men in Black movie was a huge hit when it was released in 1997 and still holds up as an incredibly fun and funny sci-fi action-comedy. However, the franchise has failed to reach those heights again with the recent reboot attempt, Men in Black: International, proving to be a critical and commercial failure.

Les Twins were part of MIB: International, the last Men in Blackmovie, appearing as the antagonists of the movie. The French brothers and dance duo played the two aliens that chased protagonists H and T, interpreted by Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson.

They've become frequent co-stars in the last few years so lets rank Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson movies from worst to best. Fans of Australian soap Home And Away might it as one of Chris Hemsworth's first breakthrough roles, and after leaving the show he appeared in various movies like Red Dawn and The Cabin In The Woods. It was landing the role of Thor in the movie of the same name that made his career, and both he and the character have evolved in unique ways during their time in the MCU.

A behind the scenes clip from Men in Black: International highlights Kumail Nanjiani's facial-capture performance and ad-libbing as Pawny. Loosely inspired by The Men in Black comic books, the Men in Black movie franchise has been around for more than twenty years by now. The first film hit theaters back in 1997 and paired Will Smith with Tommy Lee Jones as of an organization tasked with supervising extraterrestrial lifeforms on earth. Barry Sonnenfeld directed the project, which served to cement Smith's A-list status and grossed well over half a billion dollars at the global box office.

From Avengers: Endgame to Yesterday, here are the winners and losers of the summer 2019 box office. For the past few years, Hollywood has struggled to deal with the changing tides of the film industry and audiences' changing tastes in how they consume entertainment. As Netflix becomes a dominant force and higher ticket prices put a greater squeeze on consumers, major studios have increasingly turned to tent-pole franchises and event movies to balance the scales.

Summer 2019 has delivered a number of major blockbusters both good and bad, but the most disappointing is Men In Black: International. The summer movie season is when studios typically release their biggest, most audience-friendly hits of the year, which in 2019 really kicked off with the release of Avengers: Endgame in April.