Matylda Swan
It is a whirlwind of delight --- attractive actors, stunning couture, spectacular sets and outrageous parties.
Smoreni Zmaj
Kevin Smith is genius and this is masterpiece. Comedy that tells original story by spoofing or/and paying homage to cult movies in almost every scene. To understand this movie completely it is recommended that you saw really big amount of movies, including all previous Kevin Smith flicks. I saw this one countless times and every time I discover some new jokes, because in the meantime I saw more movies it refers to. Sarcastic, full of vulgar and dark humor, but intelligent, cheerful, hilarious and romantic. You'll see army of celebrities, music is great, and even opening and end credits are worth watching carefully, cause there's bunch of jokes hidden in even smallest details. Low average rating means only that most of viewers did not pay enough attention or they don't have enough pre- knowledge to be able to understand it fully. It looks like just another silly comedy, but it's complex and has its depth and meaning.10/10Actors and cameo: Jason Mewes, Kevin Smith, Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Jeff Anderson, Brian O'Halloran, Will Ferrell, Jason Lee, George Carlin, Carrie Fisher, Chris Rock, Wes Craven, Shannen Doherty, Mark Hamill, Joey Lauren Adams, Alanis Morissette, Morris Day, James Van Der Beek, Jason Biggs, Shannon Elizabeth, Eliza Dushku i many others.References and spoofs (36 I noticed so far, but I suppose there's at least that many more I didn't spot just yet): 1945. Detour 1946. The Blue Dahlia 1960. Psycho 1966. Batman 1968. Planet of the Apes 1969. Scooby-Doo 1969. The Brady Bunch 1977. Star Wars IV 1980. Star Wars V 1980. The Blues Brothers 1982. E.T. 1983. Star Wars VI 1984. Purple Rain 1990. Pretty Woman 1992. Reservoir Dogs 1993. The X-Files 1994. Pulp Fiction 1994. The Shawshank Redemption 1994. Clerks 1995. Mallrats 1996. Scream 1997. Chasing Amy 1997. Batman and Robin 1997. Titanic 1997. Good Will Hunting 1998. Dawson's Creek 1999. American Pie 1999. The Matrix 1999. Entrapment 1999. Dogma 1999. Sleepy Hollow 1999. The Talented Mr. Ripley 2000. Shaft 2000. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon 2000. Charlie's Angels 2001. HannibalMusic: Steppenwolf, Bon Jovi, Run-D.M.C., PJ Harvey, The Bee Gees, The Dandy Warhols, The Time, AFROMAN, few cool original songs and much more :D
Prismark10
Two stoners, one does not say much, the other never shuts up. Full off effing and blinding, a lot of gay jokes, some patchy humour and essentially a road trip where the duo steal a monkey get implicated in a diamond heist, meet the scooby gang and get shot at by Will Ferrell.Jay and Silent Bob are on their way to Hollywood to stop the comic book characters Bluntman and Chronic who have their likeness to be turned into a movie as well as getting paid for their use of image rights.Silent Bob is alright but Jay is too much for even the most broad minded mainly because he never shuts the f**k up. There is crude humour some funny, there are cameos including Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, although I found the constantly cash counting Gus Van Sant humorous as well as Chris Rock playing a venomous film director.
SnoopyStyle
Jay and Silent Bob (Jason Mewes, Kevin Smith) are two drug dealers first seen in 'Clerks'. They find out that a comic book based on their lives are being made into a movie. After discovering the internet, they see that they are being ridiculed by trolls. Instead of wanting money, they set off to Hollywood to stop the movie. Then the duo hitch a ride with 4 hot girls (Shannon Elizabeth, Eliza Dushku, Ali Larter, Jennifer Schwalbach Smith). The story is a little random. There's a lot of funny inside jokes about Hollywood. It's cute but the childish jokes don't all work. It's cool to see all the Hollywood big names taking on their own previous work. This is definitely a movie for Kevin Smith fans only. At the heart of it is the friendship between Jay and Silent Bob. That part works quite well. However the production isn't as expertly made as Kevin Smith may want. There is a lot going on in this movie. He throwing every style and endless movie references at this.
WakenPayne
So here I am looking at a comedy that I liked when I was 13 and 14. I watched this movie all the time back then. So does it hold up after 4 years? In my eyes it doesn't.Don't get me wrong it is funny... in places. The leading characters are a big problem, why? they work as side characters for the movies but in here... It doesn't work. Jay has potential to be a funny side character but not as a lead. He is on the verge of irritating as he chews the scenery of this movie. I did laugh at a few jokes, don't get me wrong but for every 1 joke that works there are about 5 more that fall flat. When a joke falls flat in this movie it falls REALLY FLAT.Not to mention they overuse the F word. I know, I might come across as an idiot for complaining about bad language in a Kevin Smith movie and it might be as stupid as complaining about the use of Amber in a Guillermo Del Toro film. But it is used in EVERY SINGLE SENTENCE. This might entertain a 14 year old for an hour and a half but not to a 17 year old looking for something more.Not to mention the plot is just awful. I get what Smith was trying to do with this movie. Basically a stupid comedy with a ridiculous premise. First of all the premise is sort of a "boo-hoo" situation (trying to stop a movie because of haters? Really?). Not to mention that It almost is like he ran out of material and crammed in subplots and love relationships that are more forced than Hayden Christensen's and Natalie Portman's in the Star Wars prequels. The plots are just NOT FUNNY.So will I give Kevin Smith films a re-watch? Yes. I considered this man to be my favourite comedy director when I was 13 and want to see out of curiosity if any of his other films hold up. One of my biggest problems with this movie is the fact that the focus of the film should be supporting characters and doing that might actually work if you change it to a character that can entertain people who AREN'T fourteen years old.
