Mr. Smith and Mr. Jones are back in black.

[rsadelle]

1. Only while watching the credits did I realize why it's funny that Patrick Warburton's character is Agent Tee. He played The Tick in the live action version of the series.

2. Is it just me or did they totally imply that Kay is Laura's father?

3. Jay, Kay, and the worm guys hanging in the ceiling of the elevator. Kay says, "Don't come back for me." I honestly thought Jay was going to kiss him. I hope there are blooper reels somewhere where Will Smith just couldn't resist the temptation.

4. Knowing that the plot of the movie is that Jay has to bring back Kay, Jay's despair at being all alone warmed my little slasher's heart.

Comments

[meacoustic.livejournal.com]

They totally implied that Kay is Laura's father.

And you know Jay had to keep neuralizing partners because he was searching for Kay in them and couldn't find what he was looking for.

[rsadelle]

He only wanted Kay, and they kept saddling him with these fools who were neither as experienced nor as loved.

I wonder how many people are going to search eBay for a deneuralyzer.

[annlarimer.livejournal.com]

I tried an AOL search on Jeebs' e-mail address/ident, but no soap. But there's a poor fella in Florida called Jack Jeebs who's probably wondering why he's suddenly inundated with weird-ass spam.

[arkane156.livejournal.com]

Oh, dude, definitely. Aha, *that's* why I dug on the 2nd one more than the first one - more slashitude. Alas, unless Will's loosened up since Six Degrees of Separation, there probably aren't any amusing out-takes. (He had the chance to snog Anthony Michael Hall and he turned it down... the boy just ain't right.)

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