Media analysis of Men in Black: International shows only 4 points on IGN

The "Men in Black" spin-off movie "Men in Black: International", starring "Thor" Chris Hemsworth and "Valkyrie" Tessa Thompson, will be released in China on June 14. Now that the foreign media ratings have been lifted, IGN only gave it 4 points and said that "Men in Black: International" is too bad. It wanted to lead to the main story but backfired. It is also completely disconnected from the point the film wants to express, and most importantly, it is neither funny nor exciting.

IGN: "Men in Black: International" lacks a sense of urgency throughout. It feels like the "Men in Black" are counting, and the insignificant gimmicks and sloppy suits that stand up like glue make the audience feel like they are trudging along on a long road, and the focus is not on the characters and the world-changing actions of the movie. In short, like the "bug man" in the first "Men in Black" who was a human in human skin, "Men in Black: International" is just a "Men in Black" in skin, but the content inside is completely different. Somehow, it's just really boring.

Other media ratings:

Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 32%

iMDb 5.8 points

M station average score 43 points

"Men in Black: International", starring "Thor" Chris Hemsworth and "Valkyrie" Tessa Thompson, will be released in China on June 14.