What's the name of the movie Guild Wars in London?

The movie in London is called Men in Black: Global Hunt.

Men in Black: The Global Hunt is a sci-fi film directed by F Gary Gray and starring Chris Hemsworth, tessa thompson, emma thompson, liam neeson and Rebecca Ferguson.

The film tells the story of alien immigrants disguised as creatures on the earth and living together with human beings, while the Interstellar Immigration Bureau is responsible for supervising their every move on the earth to prevent evil aliens from destroying the earth.

Synopsis: Agent M (tessa thompson) and Agent H (Chris Hemsworth) are just ordinary earthlings, but they have different identities from ordinary human beings. Both of them are MIB agents, who are responsible for supervising aliens living on the earth. This time, they have to face a conspiracy that endangers the earth.

As a result, the two formed a temporary partner, ready to join hands in the face of the double crisis of deadly alien bee invasion and spies inside the organization. The bees and wild animals they encounter are called the strongest threats in the universe, which can not only be disguised as arbitrary forms, but also have magical power to shock the earth. This evil force has begun to make waves on the earth.

In the face of the great crisis that aliens secretly sneak into the earth and attempt to destroy it, an unprecedented challenge is waiting for the black agents to resolve.

Film evaluation:

The film will disappear the originality and vitality of the previous series, setting a new low standard for the whole entertainment film. The whole article lacks a sense of compactness, and it feels like "men in black" counting. The irrelevant gimmicks and sloppy suits stick together, making the audience feel like they are struggling on a long road.

It's not about movie characters or actions that can change the world at all. The film is just covered with the skin of "men in black", but the content is completely different. (Comprehensive comments by The Observer, The Wall Street Journal and IGN)