I agree with you about MiB being good for a laugh. Sadly, that is something missing, at least for me, with International. There were some laugh out loud moments but they were not nearly as well paced as they were in the first MiB movie. I do want to mention, again for me, MiB 2 and 3 did not have the comedic parts that I loved about the first either.
People want their 15 seconds of fame so they go for the easiest way to that result. Bitching and complaining. It is much easier to complain about something else than it is to create something truly cool and awesome themselves.
The thing is, only a few people have made a career out of complaining and pointing out flaws in the works of others. Sure, there are hundreds of thousands that seem to rise up periodically and have a little bit of success but before long, they are a forgotten afterthought of idiotic comparisons and complaints. The point of their contention though continues on for the next idiot that thinks they know it all to come along and attempt to plan their flag at the top of that summit.
Unfortunately, in our social media "your opinion matters the most" world of today, everyone thinks they have the chops to criticize anything and if you disagree with them you are attacking them or are obviously whatever political party is not in favor in their social groups.
That is the saddest thing about today's focus on social media - there is no debate. Just "you are wrong, I am right" no matter the point of view of anyone involved.
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