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I find this strangely interesting.
Considering it's Sony Picture franchises, you have to lean towards worst. They are desperate for ideas, this is just one of the many.
Honestly almost any other studio does this and I get excited, but not current Sony Pictures.
Sony have lost it...apparently even if they do it Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones might not be in it. The whole thing would be better suited with Bad Boys, Lethal Weapon or hell Rush Hour.
But even then this "Universe" thing they and other studios have going has got to stop. We all got p**** when studios mentioned trilogies and now we have Universes.
Why do we need this when both films are totally different, why put aliens and shit into Jump Street and why do they feel the need to make female driven versions of the films.
This idea is too idiotic to fail. I am really intrigued to see how this works
I like both franchises, but I think they should be separate. And Men In Black really came back strong with the third one after disappointing audiences with the second, so I wish they would build off that momentum. And whether you like this news or not, everyone can admit Sony is really struggling to find balance in its productions. It has somehow managed to have problems with Spider-Man, Ghostbusters took an awkward female-driven turn and now this...