Barry Sonnenfeld

USA TODAY'Men in Black 3' directed by Barry SonnenfeldTheCelebrityCafe.comMen In Black 3 is the third installment of the successful film franchise starring Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones as secret government agents who monitor and police alien activity on Earth. In MIB3, Agent J (Smith) must go back in time to 1969 to ...BOX OFFICE: MEN IN BLACK 3 Tracking Lower Than Expected; Will Still Take #1 ...Comic Book Movie'Men In Black' Stars Pit Tommy Lee Jones Against Josh BrolinMTV.comThe 'Men in...Read Full Story

This weekend, “Men in Black 3,” starring Will Smith, hits theaters nationwide. Unfortunately, what should be regarded as a light summer popcorn flick has turned into an entertainment gossip storm. The sequel reportedly went into production before the script was finished, and ended up receiving multiple rewrites. (Filmmakers even took a break from shooting to try and fix the story’s problems.) Earlier this month, the L.A. Times reported that the film’s budget was — including marketing — a...Read Full Story

Barry Sonnenfeld’s list of films include The Addams Family films, Get Shorty, the Men In Black films, Wild Wild West, and RV. Now the 59 year-old returns to the helm of the movies that have made him arguably the most successful with Men In Black 3. Unlike the previous films, the third Men In Black was filmed in 3D. Sonnenfeld was asked if it was more difficult making this outing versus previous films. “No, the technology made it easier,” Barry believes, “It’s always the story. On any...Read Full Story

Why did the dinosaurs really become extinct? There's plenty of reasons and a bit of 'fact' about what happen millions of years ago. Filmmaker Barry Sonnenfeld and Grant Morrison have another idea. That's where DINOSAURS VS. ALIENS comes in. Coming in May from Dynamite Entertainment, we'll get to see what might have really happened.Dynamite has given us an advanced first look at what we can expect from this release. They've given us a lot of art to check out. If you didn't like dinosaurs...Read Full Story

Featuring: Wednesday Los | Men Black | Superior Court | Los Angeles | Angeles Superior Matthew Belloni The arbitration ruling was confirmed in a court filing Wednesday in Los Angeles Superior Court. read more [From: Hollywood Reporter]Read Full Story

Director Sonnenfeld additionally reveals that Justin Bieber and Tim Burton could also make cameos in the third 'MIB' film.Read Full Story

Barry Sonnenfeld (Men in Black) obviously felt that the only inhabitants of earth capable of defeating invading alien hordes were actually killed off millions of years ago.  In subscribing to the same formula that Cowboys vs. Aliens used, this project will begin life as a graphic novel, set to be released by Liquid Comics this summer, to be followed by a major motion picture in the near future.   According to THR, Grant Morrison will take on the dual responsibility of writing both the graphic...Read Full Story

Barry Sonnenfeld is back with Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones to save the world -- and the summer box office -- with "Men in Black III," which opens May 25. The first "MIB" was a sleeper hit in 1997, and the 2002 sequel was a critical disappointment, but still made $441.8 million worldwide. Ten years later Smith and Jones return as Agents J and K, respectively; and there's also a second, younger Agent K (played by Josh Brolin), and a new boss agent -- Emma Thompson's "O," taking over the old...Read Full Story

Humans have had their chance, so have the Predators, but now Dinosaurs will get their chance to go toe to toe (or is it claw and tentacle) in a film called Dominion: Dinosaurs Versus Aliens. The film, which will also be a graphic novel, will be helmed by Barry Sonnenfeld, reports Deadline. Sonnenfeld is at the center of a publishing/movie deal with Liquid Comics and producer Arnold Rifkin and his Cheyenne Enterprises. Sonnenfeld will team with comic book writer Grant Morrison to develop a...Read Full Story

The Esquire Digital Man - Traeger Professional Wood Pellet Grill Traeger Professional Wood Pellet Grill. The Esquire Digital Man, Barry Sonnenfeld, and his analog dog Lucky, help Sweetie cook dinner for Jeff Price and Lawrence Kasdan. The problem is Barry, The Digital Man, doesn't like to cook. Thank god for the Traeger Grill. Just fill the pellets, set the temperature, and in a few hours you'll have the most compliments for your cooking you've ever recieved. With all the new gadgets coming...Read Full Story