Men in Black 2 [WS Special Edition] [2 Discs]
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Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen Rating:
PG13 — for sci-fi action violence and some provocative humor-
Language:
English, French Studio:
Columbia TriStarUPC:
043396078215Year of Release:
2002Item Number:
COL007821Release Date:
06/17/2008Genre:
Alien Film –
Buddy Film –
Comedy –
Sci-Fi Comedy –
Sci-Fi Comedy –
Science Fiction
Format:
DVD
MOVIE DESCRIPTION:
Otherworldly villains are on the loose again, and it's up to Earth's interstellar police force to bring them to justice in this sequel to the sci-fi comedy blockbuster Men in Black. Agent Jay (Will Smith) has become a high-ranking member of the Men in Black, the secret government task force designed to deal with unruly visitors from other worlds, while his former cohort, Agent Kay (Tommy Lee Jones), had his memory wiped clean and now lives a simple but contented life as a mailman. However, an especially nasty alien threat has reared its not-so-ugly head; Serleena (Lara Flynn Boyle) is a shape-shifting Kylothian alien who is in pursuit of another escaped visitor who holds the key to powers that would allow her to destroy the world. Making Serleena all the more dangerous is the fact she's taken on the appearance of a lingerie model, making her irresistible to most men. When the rampaging Serleena takes control of the MIB offices, Jay is forced to turn to the only man who can help him save the world -- the former Agent Kay. After restoring Kay's memory, the two remaining Men in Black set out to conquer Serleena with a motley band of friendly aliens, including a handful of worm creatures and a talking dog named Frank (voice of Tim Blaney). Jay, meanwhile, has his head turned by Laura (Rosario Dawson), an attractive waitress who was an unwitting witness to an alien attack. Men in Black 2 also features Rip Torn, Tony Shalhoub, David Cross, Patrick Warburton, and Johnny Knoxville. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
DVD FEATURES:
- Region: 1
- Number of Discs: 2
- Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1 (Theatre Wide Screen)
- Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1
- Screen: Enhanced Wide Screen Letterbox for 16x9 TV
- Subtitle: English, French
- Features:
- cc Disc 1:
- Director's commentary with optional Telestrator Diagrams
- Alien broadcast
- Special animated short film
- Digitally mastered audio & anamorphic video
- Mastered in high definition
- Widescreen presentation
- Audio: English 5.1 (Dolby Digital), French 5.1 (Dolby Digital)
- Subtitles: English, French
- Animated menus
- Disc 2:
- Alternate ending
- Blooper reel
- Featurettes:
- Take 2: Looping MIB II, Alien Esoterica, Serleena Animatica, Rick Baker (Special Make-up Effects), Danny Elfman (Original Score), Bo Welch (Art/Production Design), Foley Artists, Frank the Pug, Jarra, Jeebs, Jeff the Worm, Scrad/Charlie, Serleena, The Worms, Barry Sonnenfeld's Intergalactic Guide to Comedy
- Will Smith music video
- Multi-angle screen deconstructions
- Theatrical one sheets
- Filmographies
- DVD-ROM features: Crossfire: MIIB Crossfire Game
- Screen saver
- Concept designs
- MIIB script weblinks
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Director:
Barry SonnenfeldProducer:
Walter Parkes, Laurie MacDonaldScreenwriter:
Barry FanaroScreen Story:
Robert GordonScreenwriter:
Robert GordonBook Author:
Lowell CunninghamCinematographer:
Greg GardinerComposer (Music Score):
Danny ElfmanEditor:
Steve Weisberg, Richard PearsonProduction Designer:
Robert W. Welch IIIArt Director:
Sean Haworth, Tom Wilkins, Alec Hammond, Michael WylieCo-producer:
Graham PlaceAssociate Producer:
Stephanie Kemp, Marc HaimesExecutive Producer:
Steven SpielbergSet Designer:
Cheryl Carasik, John Chichester, Kevin Ishioka, Ellen Christiansen, William HawkinsCostume Designer:
Mary VogtSound/Sound Designer:
Peter KurlandFirst Assistant Director:
Artist W. RobinsonAnimator:
Industrial Light & MagicCamera Operator:
M. Todd HenryCasting:
Ronna KressCompositor:
Jennifer HowardPuppeteer:
Michelan SistiMakeup Special Effects:
Rick BakerVisual Effects:
Industrial Light & MagicSecond Unit Director:
Artie Malesci, Michael OwensAssistant ADR Editor:
Roy SeegerAdditional Cinematography:
Kim MarksVisual Effects:
Sony Pictures ImageworksAdditional Cinematography:
Florian BallhausVoice Casting:
Barbara HarrisNegative Cutter:
Mo HenrySupervising Sound Editor:
Skip LievsayAdditional Cinematography:
Keith PetermanVisual Effects:
Rhythm & Hues StudiosCompositor:
David FoggVisual Effects:
Pacific Title Digital, Tippett StudioVisual Effects Supervisor:
John Andrew Berton, Jr.Department Head Hair:
Janice AlexanderConceptual Design:
Christian Alzmann, Aaron McBrideAnimal Trainer/Wrangler:
Animal Actors of HollywoodFoley Mixer:
George A. LaraPuppeteer:
Jurgen Heimann, Mark Setrakian, Alice Dinnean VernonConceptual Design:
Brice Cox Jr.Compositor:
Jeff JohnsonPuppeteer:
Mike Elizalde, Todd Mattox, Allan TrautmanFirst Assistant Camera:
Donal SteinbergFirst Assistant Editor:
Sarah ThiessenMold Department:
Robert FreitasPuppeteer:
Christine Papalexis, Peter Abrahamson, Robert CapwellVideo Assist:
Bradford S. RalstonConceptual Design:
Larry Chandler, Carlos Huante, Lee Wayne Lo, Brian Pohl, Evan Pontoriero, Sangjun, Daniel SlavinConstruction Foreman:
Peter AlvarezNegative Cutter:
Andrea BiklianConstruction Foreman:
Richard HoffenbergVideo Assist:
Peter A. MianProduction Secretary:
Julie Jean NaylonDigital Effects:
Chris SjoholmConstruction Foreman:
Steven ThayerCompositor:
Jason DowdeswellMold Department:
Ken Banks, Dave BenekeArt Department Coordinator:
Richard BloomMold Department:
Carl Crandall Jr., Gil Liberto, Mike Manzel, Frank Rydberg, James Spinner, Brian Van Dorn, Hiroshi YadaAssistant Music Editor:
Denise OkimotoFirst Assistant Editor:
Jordan Dawes, Maria Gonzales, Randy TraderCompositor:
Andrew Schwartz, Kenneth Sjogren, Jeff Wozniak, Heather Hoyland, Shawn Hillier, Tory Mercer, Michael Kennedy, Mimi Abers, Catherine Burrow, Colin Campbell, Don Crawford, Tim Gibbons, Barry Safley, Thomas Zils, Chris Gibbons, Joe Salazar, Julie Adrianson, Christina Drahos, Page Frakes, Jim Hagedorn, Sandy Karpman, Michael Pecchia, Karim Sahai, Susan WeeksLead Compositor:
Matthew JacobsCompositor:
Chris MorleyPuppeteer:
Steve Sherman, Valek Sykes, Gregory Williams
REVIEW:
- The original Men in Black had a sense of discovery about it. Tommy Lee Jones had not been known for his comic ability, and Will Smith was not yet the superstar that he would become. They and director Barry Sonnenfeld went all-out to create an audience pleasing eye-popping fast-paced comedy. Five years later, the sequel fails to capture the giddy fun of the original, but it is a competent and enjoyable piece of summer product. Where Men in Black was Tommy Lee Jones' film, the sequel relies more heavily on the ease and charm of Will Smith. His comfort in front of a camera helps make the implausible events and characters he is surrounded by all the more believable. It is easy to laugh when his canine partner starts singing disco standards, but mostly because Smith never winks at the audience. Except for the hilarious turns from Patrick Warburton and David Cross there is nothing here that seems anything other than familiar. Everyone involved seems to care enough that the film plays less like a cynical cashing in than like the work of smart salesmen who know that if customers like them, customers will come back again. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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