Here Come the Men in Black

Be sure to bring plenty of sugar water for the 1997 classic, Men In Black, showing this weekend at the Inwood Theatre. For those who haven't seen it a million times on cable, the film starts Tommy Lee Jones as veteran M.I.B. Agent K, and Will Smith as hotshot cop...

By James A. Keith

February 24, 2011

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Be sure to bring plenty of sugar water for the 1997 classic, Men In Black, showing this weekend at the Inwood Theatre. For those who haven't seen it a million times on cable, the film starts Tommy Lee Jones as veteran M.I.B. Agent K, and Will Smith as hotshot cop turned rookie Agent J, who's been called up to defend the Earth from alien attacks, talking dogs, two-headed pawn-brokers and giant cockroaches. Observe on the big screen as Smith wields the alien-busting noisy cricket, and try not to puke as you watch a dead Vincent D'Onofrio--the human disguise for the villainous big, black bug--rot away before your very eyes. The film screens at midnight Friday and Saturday. Tickets are $10, or $7 for seniors, students and kids. Call 214-352-5085 or visit landmarktheatres.com.
Fri., Feb. 25; Sat., Feb. 26, 2011

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