Okay, it's not Shakespeare. It's not brilliant cinema. And I didn't see it for the cheerleading babes (I don't do cheerleading babes). I do do Tommy Lee Jones (okay, I admit it-- I have a real thing for Tommy Lee Jones). And, while he's primarily a dramatic actor, and has done lots of heavy roles and thriller/adventure stuff-- in which he shines, usually above the material--- I think he's just a hoot and a half in the comedies he's done. I can watch MIB and MIIB over and over. And even if this movie is feather-light, Tommy Lee delivers his deadpan straight lines in such a way that you can't help but getting a kick out of it. The editorial reviews really nailed it: yes, it's predictable, yes it's fluff--- but it's good and fun predictable fluff. If you liked Mr. Jones in the the Men In Black films, you'll like him in this too. He certainly seemed to have fun doing it. No reason for you not to have fun watching it. I did.