Men In Black 3

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Men in Black III, styled MIB3, is an upcoming 3D sci-fi action comedy starring Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith.[2] It will be released as the sequel to Men in Black II on May 25, 2012, ten years after its predecessor,[1] and will also star Josh Brolin and Jemaine Clement, with Barry Sonnenfeld returning as director and Steven Spielberg returning as executive producer. The film is the third entry in the popular Men in Black film series which is based on the Malibu comic book series The Men in Black by Lowell Cunningham. Principal photography began in New York on November 16, 2010.[3]

Cast

Will Smith as James Darrell Edwards III/Agent J, an MIB agent[2]
Tommy Lee Jones as Kevin Brown/Agent K, an MIB agent[2]
Josh Brolin as a younger Kevin Brown/Agent K[4]
Rip Torn as Chief Zed, the head of the MIB[5]
Emma Thompson as Agent Oh,[6][7] agent of the MIB in present day and a secretary in the 1960s[8]
Nicole Scherzinger as Lilly, a villain in the film[9]
Alec Baldwin as the head of the MIB in the 1960s[8]
Jemaine Clement as Boris, the main villain in the film[4][10]
Sharlto Copley as an alien[8]
Gemma Arterton[8]
Alice Eve[11

[Frazod]

Originally Posted by Frosty

I remember renting movies my senior year (1982) but you had to rent the machine too (which came in a suitcase and was bigger than a typewriter). The VCRs had a remote that was on a tether that would get tangled on everything and people would trip on.

I have no memory of watching rented movies in high school. My family didn't get a VCR until after I moved out of the house in '83. Probably took that industry a while to make it to the wilds of Kirksville.

[Deberg_1990]

My family didn't own a VCR until around 84 or 85, but I remember a friend had one a year or so before we did. The first movies he rented were Poltergiest and Star Trek II in the summer of 83.
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[Frazod]

Originally Posted by Deberg_1990

My family didn't own a VCR until around 84 or 85, but I remember a friend had one a year or so before we did. The first movies he rented were Poltergiest and Star Trek II in the summer of 83.
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Star Trek II was the first rented movie I ever saw. Watched it over at some kid's house whose name I dont' even remember. I rewound and watched the battle scenes over and over - it was amazing.

Goddamn we're old

[007]

Star Trek II was the first movie I ever rented as well. Funny stuff.

[Anyong Bluth]

Originally Posted by frazod

Star Wars predated home video systems, unless you were rich (which my family wasn't). I remember being at Independence Mall in '79 or '80 and seeing the old LP-sized video discs (I specifically remember Superman being one of the movies they had, so it had to be around that time). But I didn't see a VCR in somebody's home until probably '82 or so, and it was my friend who's dad is a doctor. They didn't start coming down in price until around '84 IIRC. I believe I got my first VCR in '85.

Ya, my parents got a Betamax as a wedding present in 1979. It was like $ 2,000. They had a camcorder too for it. Its a shame VHS/ VCR won out over Beta because the video quality was really so much better, but as I understand Beta just never got the traction due to high price point while VCR player prices dropped in price and the market pushed that as adoption as the default format.

I remember Peaches- on 75th & Metcalf was one of the few spots that carried a large selection of Beta movies to rent. Pretty cool music & movie store - and if I remember correctly they had a machine you could pick a variety of songs to create your own mix cd - way ahead of its time and never caught on & that was prob. a good decade before cd burners even started to become a consumer product.

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[Demonpenz]

The first movie I remember renting was Cacoon.