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Review: Jay and Silent Bob Reboot is a verbally challenged nostalgia trip
Movie Review | Luke Whiston | 18th February 2020
"So you're the target audience for that," a wag tweeted when I expressed an interest in Kevin Smith's first return to the Askewniverse proper since Clerks II in 2006. It's true, I am. And I'm not even that ashamed of it. In fact, Kevin Smith's films have aligned with several formative periods of my life, becoming dashed in parts of my brain like a ship on rocks, so for better or worse I'll always give the guy a chance. Although as much as I'm fond of the silly goof and his sweary adventures, you'll still never catch me in a pair of jorts.
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Prepare to feel old
Movie News | Ali | 24th August 2012
I refuse to watch it again to see how it's aged, because something tells me lines like "Spread my cheeks, so he can see the fucking stink nuggets!" won't hold up all that well. Happy birthday, Jay and Silent Bob.
UPDATE: It has since been pointed out to me that Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back was released on August 24th, 2001. I knew that. I just thought it was still 2011. Fucking hell, my moral high ground over Kevin Smith gets lower every day. -
Zack And Miri Make A Porno
Movie Review | Ali | 16th November 2008
With the credit crunch biting hard, there are only a few constants in the current climate. One, that guys will always jerk off to pornography. Two, filmmaker Kevin Smith can always be relied on for a foul-of-mouth, sweet-of-heart comedy with a lion's share of toilet humour and sentiment. Three, Middle-England will always make it...
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Clerks II
Movie Review | Chris | 5th August 2006
Clerks II is a good movie. Unfortunately, it is also a prime example of just how creatively stunted Kevin Smith truly is. It's frustrating because the film is every bit as clever, witty, and perversely fun as the original, but therein lies the problem; throughout the movie, there's a sense of "been there, done that." There ar...
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