By Alexandra Heilbron on April 14, 2016 | 8 Comments
Sony Pictures gave a presentation at CinemaCon 2016 during which they officially announced the title of the Men in Black/Jump Street crossover film: MIB 23. The film will be a follow up to both Men in Black 3 (2012) and 22 Jump Street (2014). They also revealed the logo, shown at left.
Jump Street stars Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum have both signed on to reprise their roles as Schmidt and Jenko in the film, which will be directed by James Bobin, who most recently directed Alice Through the Looking Glass (2016). The screenplay has been written by Rodney Rothman, who penned the 22 Jump Street script.
Word has it that Men in Black stars Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones won’t be returning. Instead, Schmidt and Jenko will be new members of a secret organization to protect Earth from intergalactic threats.
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Men In Black has now been ruined for me, what a stupid idea for a movie crossover.
It says something when Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith won’t reprise their roles in a series of once fun movies because they know how awful this idea is.
Men In Black has now been ruined for me, what a stupid idea for a movie crossover.
It says something when Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith won’t reprise their roles in a series of once fun movies because they know how awful this idea is. Don’t encourage this bad idea of Hollywood’s and avoid this movie.
Is this a belated April fools joke?!This is the dumbest movie I’ve ever heard. Both franchises are ruined.
Both movies sucked from first Take.
Dum da dum dum! Dumbbbbbbbbb idea.
But why does this even need to happen??……
Huh? HUH? What’s the point of a crossover without Will Smith in it? At first I was excited at the concept but this makes no sense whatsoever!
I rolled my eyes so hard, they went all the way into the back of my head. This is one of the lamest ideas I’ve heard in a very long time