Columbia Pictures has confirmed that they have plans for a fourth "Men In Black" film. The news comes via Columbia president Doug Belgrad, who spoke with hollywoodreporter.com about their upcoming projects.
According to Belgrad, the third installment was successful enough to continue on with the franchise, but they have not yet firmed up any specifics for a fourth "MIB":
"We're very pleased with the financial performance of Men In Black 3, and we believe it is an ongoing franchise. We're going to do [another one], but we don't have clarity yet on how it should be done," he explained.
Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith reprised their roles in "Men In Black III," which hit cinemas last May. The film became the most successful in the franchise thus far, raking in an impressive $615 million during its theatrical release.
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