Audio problem: When Will Smith is looking at the two space ships at the MIB headquarters, if you look in the background Zed and K are there typing on the computer. But if you look closer you can tell that they're not even touching the keyboard and the sounds are just added into the movie. (01:16:00)
Men in Black (1997)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Barry Sonnenfeld
Starring: Tommy Lee Jones, Will Smith, Vincent D'Onofrio, Rip Torn, Tony Shalhoub, Linda Fiorentino
The galaxy in Orion's belt isn't referring to the constellation Orion. The galaxy is in Orion the cat's neck "belt". K (Tommy Lee Jones) rescues the galaxy from the roach's belly, thus planet Earth is safe from upset aliens who wanted their galaxy. The morgue woman (Linda Fiorentino) destroys the cockroach alien, Agent K is neuralized and lives happily ever after with his wife and morgue woman becomes Agent J's (Will Smith's) new partner.
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Kay: Imagine a giant cockroach with unlimited strength, a massive inferiority complex and a really short temper is tear assing around Manhattan in a brand new Edgar-suit. That sound like fun?
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Answer: Yes, "the Great Attractor" can refer to a specific anomaly in the Centaurus Supercluster, but that is a far cry from saying that the term can only refer to that specific anomaly. It is completely possible for a high-tech prankster and/or performer to use the name "the Great Attractor." It's like saying "the Boss" when referring to Springsteen. The term means a manager over a group of people in a place of work, but he can still use it as a stage name.
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