Kevin Smith apparently makes movies . . .
. . . from the same place that he talks out of.
The irony of his expletive-laced diatribe against Joel Siegel's "impolite" behavior appears to be lost on him. Maybe that's why I've never been able to sit through any of his movies.
The irony of his expletive-laced diatribe against Joel Siegel's "impolite" behavior appears to be lost on him. Maybe that's why I've never been able to sit through any of his movies.
posted by Kate Marie | 8:27 AM | Permalink
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Despite my home-state pride and my obvious cultural sympathies, even I have to admit that Kevin Smith makes some pretty crummy movies.
I was actually worried that I might offend your home-state pride by posting this, but I figure the state that gave us The Chairman of the Board, the Boss, and the St. Francis of the Blogosphere has nothing to apologize for. :)
Nah--I do like Smith when he plays the laconic outsider who tells funny stories about the absurdities of the movie business. I want to like him more, but having to sit through "Jersey Girl" on a plane two years ago made me doubt that the guy is capable of making movies for grown-ups.
I found his original low budget "CLERKS" to be hysterical guys....I realize it's not every movie goers cup of tea, but I found myself laughing through most of the film!
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