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Anyone else dig Kevin Smith movies (Clerks, Mallrats, Dogma etc)
The Watcher:
clerks 2 is gonna be the movie with jay & silent bob in it. jay & silent bob strike back was meant to be the last one, but kevin smith told jay that if he quit drugs, he'd do another movie involving those 2 characters
on a side note, all of the movies actually go along a time line too (not sure if most of you knew that)
first its clerks, then mallrats is set a few days later
then its chasing amy, with dogma set a few days after that
in between chasing amy & dogma, there's actually a comic which explains how they get from new jersey to chicago
i think there's also a comic which takes place in between dogma & jay & silent bob strike back also
Shallow:
--- Quote from: Lincoln The Reform-A-Tory on February 04, 2006, 07:42:16 PM ---
--- Quote from: Shallow on February 04, 2006, 07:12:56 PM ---Chasing Amy wasn't really a comedy but the small Jay and Silent Bob scene from it was among their best.
I can't wait for Clerks 2.
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Chasing Amy had some comedic elements to it, Jason Lee's character's repressed homosexuality (a recurring theme in these movies) is quite funny, but other than that it is a good movie with a really strong storyline.
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I also liked the scene in the bar where Affleck thinks the girl singing to him.
I wasn't trying to say Amy was bad by saying it wasn't a comedy, I was just trying to emphasize how funny the Jay and Silent Bob part in it is eventhough the movie wasn't a comedy.
Lincoln:
--- Quote from: Shallow on February 05, 2006, 08:35:18 AM ---
--- Quote from: Lincoln The Reform-A-Tory on February 04, 2006, 07:42:16 PM ---
--- Quote from: Shallow on February 04, 2006, 07:12:56 PM ---Chasing Amy wasn't really a comedy but the small Jay and Silent Bob scene from it was among their best.
I can't wait for Clerks 2.
--- End quote ---
Chasing Amy had some comedic elements to it, Jason Lee's character's repressed homosexuality (a recurring theme in these movies) is quite funny, but other than that it is a good movie with a really strong storyline.
--- End quote ---
I also liked the scene in the bar where Affleck thinks the girl singing to him.
I wasn't trying to say Amy was bad by saying it wasn't a comedy, I was just trying to emphasize how funny the Jay and Silent Bob part in it is eventhough the movie wasn't a comedy.
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Yeah, that bar scene is great. I think it's great how she runs down, and he gets ready for her to run up to him and she starts kissing the girl, Affleck's look is priceless.
Lincoln:
--- Quote from: The Watcher on February 05, 2006, 07:02:10 AM ---clerks 2 is gonna be the movie with jay & silent bob in it. jay & silent bob strike back was meant to be the last one, but kevin smith told jay that if he quit drugs, he'd do another movie involving those 2 characters
on a side note, all of the movies actually go along a time line too (not sure if most of you knew that)
first its clerks, then mallrats is set a few days later
then its chasing amy, with dogma set a few days after that
in between chasing amy & dogma, there's actually a comic which explains how they get from new jersey to chicago
i think there's also a comic which takes place in between dogma & jay & silent bob strike back also
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It's hard to say because of some inconsistencies, such as the beginning of Jay and Silent Bob has the dialogue (Are you even supposed to be here today?) from Clerks, along with the sign that is made in Clerks (Yes We Are Open), so it references the previous movie.
Juronimo:
I've seen all 5 movies and they're all pretty good, especially the Jay and Silent Bob scenes. Those are priceless. I think I liked Dogma the most, probably because Salma Hayek is in it and she is just so bonable.
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