Saga Men in Black

The police officer James Edwards (Will Smith) really tries to catch a criminal who is literally from another planet and his life changes.

K, one of the veterans of the secret agency which is responsible for dealing with aliens, offer Edwards a job that he can't turn down: an opportunity to fight interstellar crime. So he becomes Agent J, a braggart rookie who won the love of the viewers with his charisma.

The success of 'Men in Black' get them a sequel, which earned slightly less than the original but without disappointing in the box office, making 441 million worldwide. The third part, which allowed us to meet agent K as a young man thanks to the actor Josh Brolin, grossed a little less in the US but was a worldwide success.

The three films are directed by filmmaker Barry Sonnenfeld, who adapted to the big screen the story shaped by Lowell Cunningham in the comic, with the help of screenwriter Ed Solomon. In that first movie the team decided to leave behind some of the functions of the agency described by Cunningham, in which the agents had to monitor any paranormal activity, including the investigation of anything related to vampires and other creatures of legend.