Kevin has made a few disappointing films over the years, but I wouldn’t say he’s a bad filmmaker.
The 4:30 Movie is quite good, and probably the most mature comedy he’s ever made. It really felt like a return to form so I’d recommend giving that a chance if you enjoyed his early work.
He doesn’t even understand why people like clerks. Or at least ye pretends to. He always acts embarrassed that he made the movie and people still like it. He never did anything better and he never will. And i don’t think he cares, all he wants is to make a marvel Disney movie and make a billion dollars.
No, Clerks ceased to exist the moment Smith put out Yoga Hosers. That’s the way the world works. Everything later ruins earlier works and can delete them entirely if they’re bad enough.
Yay! Now he can ruin another on of his beloved movies from before he was bad at making things!
Lol. That’s possibly the best way to get people to list out the great movies he’s made. I’ll go ahead say it, I love Jay and Silent Bob.
Tusk was a cinematic masterpiece you philistine!
Fair, I stand corrected
Red State is also a fun diversion from his older work.
When I first watched it I didn’t know he was the director. I was impressed at with his range as a director.
Kevin has made a few disappointing films over the years, but I wouldn’t say he’s a bad filmmaker.
The 4:30 Movie is quite good, and probably the most mature comedy he’s ever made. It really felt like a return to form so I’d recommend giving that a chance if you enjoyed his early work.
Never saw it but I will check it out
Later movies don’t impact earlier ones. Clerks is still a masterpiece.
He doesn’t even understand why people like clerks. Or at least ye pretends to. He always acts embarrassed that he made the movie and people still like it. He never did anything better and he never will. And i don’t think he cares, all he wants is to make a marvel Disney movie and make a billion dollars.
No, Clerks ceased to exist the moment Smith put out Yoga Hosers. That’s the way the world works. Everything later ruins earlier works and can delete them entirely if they’re bad enough.
Yes, art stands above and outside the artist, but to SOME extent new Clerks tarnishes it