10 Terrible Looking 2019 Movies That Will Shockingly Make A Profit

By Jack Pooley /

8. Men In Black: International

Sony Pictures

Release Date: June 14

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There's no joy in saying that the new Men in Black reboot-sequel looks painfully uninspired. Though Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson make for a fine pairing as we've seen in Thor: Ragnarok, this just looks like the wrong vehicle for them.

The humour doesn't land, the action looks generic and flat, and the visual effects look painfully bad.

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But Sony probably isn't concerned much about all of that, because this is likely to end up a critic-proof movie that exploits its branding regardless of how the reviews turn out.

Releasing a week after The Secret Life of Pets 2 and a week before Toy Story 4 might sound risky, but it's clearly aiming to skew towards a slightly older late-teen demographic, and no doubt hoping to piggy-back off its Marvel-famous leading duo.

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It probably won't top Men in Black 3's surprisingly strong franchise-high of $624 million, but with a reported $150 million budget - that's a whole $75 million lower than MiB3 - it can certainly be a solid success while not flying quite as high.

Predicted Box Office: $550 million

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