Although you can find one or two setbacks in his career, and often criticism has not been favorable, in general everything that depends on a Will Smith ends his adventure starring role in film far above the original budget. Technically it works since 2008, but we must not forget that it was the producer of the remake of Karate Kid, film that starred his son Jaden. His immediate projects place him as a producer of "This Means War", a tale of two CIA agents fighting for the same woman, but his return with all the letters to the card will be through one of the roles that originally catapulted to success. Ladies and Gentlemen, Agent J will return to the adventures with Agent K in Men In Black 3.
On the plot ... what we know. J Agent K Agent discovers that is not anywhere, and colleagues at the Agency reported as dead ... forty years ago. Apparently this is the work of bad guy named Yaz, since the death of Agent K can achieve the destruction of planet Earth. In an attempt to put things in order, Agent J must travel back in time, more precisely to 1969, to save both the younger version of K and Earth. As the trailer shows the mean time travel jump Chrysler Building, which if my memory goes up to 320 meters high.
The fact of creating a sequel nearly ten years after the last film may seem strange to some, but the truth is that Hollywood is little or no interest these "spaces" (no better example than Tron: Legacy), and probably are a way to tap into if necessary, be it comic books, sequels, or other special material. J Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones and K, Rip Torn as Zed, Emma Thompson as Agent O, and the New Zealand comic Jemaine Clement as Yaz represent the main elements that will shape MIB 3, with the return of Barry Sonnenfeld to direction (he was the director of the two previous MIB) and Steven Spielberg production. The release date is agreed upon May 25, 2012.
