I realized I hadn't seen any clips on Kevin Smith in years, so I searched RUclips. Found this, which was uploaded today. Perfect timing. Thumbs up. Thanks for the upload!
"Amazingly, Smith was able to stretch a barely funny concept to it's absolute breaking point." What a glowing review of Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
Kevin Smith embodies a lot of the feelings of Gen Z. We see creatives everywhere through youtube and social media, and 99% of us are in the “too smart to do this job, too lazy to do that job” state. I definitely am, and Kevin Smith just inspired me to pursue creative writing with the intention of screenwriting. Hey, if people think jay and silent bob and clerks are funny then i can make something funnier too.
Well, I hope I see your name on the big screen one day. I've been trying to write more lately, sense one of my big dreams that I want to do as I get out of High School, is to be a director and screenwriter.
Kevin Smith had the idea for Clerks for many years. I believe he started writing it in high school. Whatever you do, take your time on the first thing and make something you are very proud of.
@@vinceniederman it truly has lost the charm. I was a die hard for Kevin smith but I’m okay not taking in the podcasts anymore. And I saw babble-on like 5 or 6 times. Oh man…and clerks 3… just so not for me anymore
they did a bad job marketing malrats because that was a funny movie. makes no sense that it would be a failure. kryptonite condom, silent bob crashing in on naked gwenn, topless fortune teller, those were the best!
Kevin Smith, while on The Late Show w/ Steven Colbert, talked fast and barely took a breath while telling a story. Steve made the comment... " Last time you were here, I asked you one question, and you talked for 12 minutes without answering it." Lmao. Kevin is noticeably more reserved in this pc. With that said, this is a trait my wife was well known for.. Incessantly chattering, almost panicked to tell whomever, whatever. She was a young knockout blonde with a body to match except, well, she never shut up. I knew of her, and her abusive boyfriend, (that I hated) so some of Jen's and my mutual friends that knew I was a top notch scrapper, asked me to kick his ass after he beat her up. Being that I couldn't protect her 24/7, I told them that IF I did, he would beat her up, as bad as I beat him up. Soo..( stay w/me, there's a point) Sooo, she and I spoke and I told her that if she dumped him, I would protect her, but I couldn't guarantee that I would beat him up, PLUS, she had to hang out with me.. ALOT! If dude cut his losses and left her alone, she wins, but I couldn't beat him up without a good reason. I was a better "hit man" than a "body guard", but needed concrete reason to deliver one of my signature ass beatings. Fair enough! The point? She and chilled together and she wasn't the "Juke-box-Jenny" around me. She was delightful, polite, intelligent etc. Her chatting ( like Kevin's ) was a nervous reaction in uncomfortable situations. This taught me two things. 1) She genuinely felt comfortable and safe around me. 2) I loved her. Yes, we later married, and had three kids. Yes, he wanted to fight me (for what I still believe) for Jen's sympathy, and yeah, I beat the brakes off that woman beater until he cried. These days, she has debilitating MS, but like everyday before this one, I still protect her, care for her every whim, and believe whole heartedly, I was put on earth to be her Guardian Angel. Its no sad ending. We are both well aware how lucky we are to find our soulmate at 18, still madly in love at 50. If someone actually reads this, sorry to run on. Im not nervous, I just really, really love this woman!
@@doctorfilatoff wait... you mean you are not Robert J. Emory the writer, producer, and director of this film? I am sure you at least have his express consent to upload this??? lol jk thanks a ton! that was a great doc! I can't wait to get my Kevin Smith dvds out and rewatch all the movies
As a devout Catholic I feel that it is my duty as with Life of Brian to state that I personally am not offended whatsoever. Some people just love to miss the point of faith and of humour. If I was offended then I wouldn't watch it again but its more important for everyone else to make that choice for themselves. God is great but unfortunately Some of his so called followers do a shoddy job and give the rest of us normal descent people a miserable pious image. Humour is essential for calling certain powers to task (eg Charlie Chaplin The Great Dictator) and for individuals survival in times of personal crisis. We are all entitled to different tastes and opinions but in this age of so called understanding of mental health issues there is much more solace in humour than any supposed anti deppresent or therapy.
@Kevin Mora Kevin Smith is a Good Storyteller Without Question Nowadays and My Favorite Movie From Kevin is “Clerks” One of The Funniest Buddy Comedy Movies I’ve Watched!
I love Kevin and I love “Clerks” but I still can’t watch that Chewlies Gum scene. I think it’s the only scene in any of those movies that I skip every time it comes on.
I realized I hadn't seen any clips on Kevin Smith in years, so I searched RUclips. Found this, which was uploaded today. Perfect timing.
Thumbs up. Thanks for the upload!
"Amazingly, Smith was able to stretch a barely funny concept to it's absolute breaking point."
What a glowing review of Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
Thats amazing, new Kevin Smith material on youtube. I thought that I have seen everythnig. Thank you :).
popici!
I freakin love Mallrats, I don't care what anyone says 😛
Shame That Movie Was a Flop at The Box Office Before The Movie Became a Cult Following Years Later!
Best of the series IMO.
I’ve watched mallrats 100x as a kid. I’m 37
@@xancypillosi9497
In a row?!?
Mallrats and clerks 2 are tied for my favorite of his films
Kevin Smith embodies a lot of the feelings of Gen Z. We see creatives everywhere through youtube and social media, and 99% of us are in the “too smart to do this job, too lazy to do that job” state. I definitely am, and Kevin Smith just inspired me to pursue creative writing with the intention of screenwriting. Hey, if people think jay and silent bob and clerks are funny then i can make something funnier too.
This. I hope you are as blown away by your creativity as Smith was with clerks.
Well, I hope I see your name on the big screen one day. I've been trying to write more lately, sense one of my big dreams that I want to do as I get out of High School, is to be a director and screenwriter.
Kevin Smith had the idea for Clerks for many years. I believe he started writing it in high school. Whatever you do, take your time on the first thing and make something you are very proud of.
"Too smart to do this job, too lazy to do that one" is my life motto.
Zoomers
This is great. Ty for uploading. I’ve been jumping in and out of this over the last week or so. Been great!
Great upload! Mallrats 2 let's go! Ben is so in love with his bud. Touching stuff knowing they made up in a big way.
Mallrats was an awesome movie! Loved it
@Wayne Campball For Some Reason That Movie Was a Box Office Flop Before Coming a Cult Classic!
@@vinceniederman I'm surprised it flipped. it was a favorite in my HS in the 90's
@@care59801 Me Too and Nice Also Kevin Smith Used To Be a Good Film Director Now He’s a Better Podcaster!
@@vinceniederman it truly has lost the charm. I was a die hard for Kevin smith but I’m okay not taking in the podcasts anymore. And I saw babble-on like 5 or 6 times. Oh man…and clerks 3… just so not for me anymore
@@BrandByAngel True and Kevin is a Big Talker Today Big Time!
I miss George so fucking much.
I'm glad he's not here to see how fucked this country is
@@Mydogslove2laugh
He knew. He called it out years ago.
I miss THIS Kevin Smith. Great doc!
What's the other one
Watch “An evening with Kevin Smith”. It’s Q&As he does from 4 different colleges. It’s outstanding. :)
@@shable1436how he acts now. Ever since he's had his heart attack he went too soft for people. People gotta realize not everyone stays the same.
@@ScaredStraightProductionsYeah, he even swapped sexual orientation for Silent Bob.
Kevin Smith is an LGBTQ+ friendly softie now.
"Oh, God he directed Jersey Girl he put Ben and Jennifer together 💞!!!!!"
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and Clerks 2 are my favorite movies of Kevin Smith
Mallrats is one of my favorite movies
@@vinceniederman stand lee. Whose that
@Stanley Shady The Cameo By Stan Lee is Amazing in MallRats!
@@vinceniederman yes it isss. cuz he actually had some dialogue instead of just a couple words Marvel gives him..
Mine too. I had a Kevin Smith binge fest this weekend. With empire records thrown in.
@@care59801 Yoooo empire records the movie?? cuz that's so 90's i effing love it.. At the end Renne Zellwegger killed that song
Chasing Amy my favorite Smith movie
they did a bad job marketing malrats because that was a funny movie. makes no sense that it would be a failure. kryptonite condom, silent bob crashing in on naked gwenn, topless fortune teller, those were the best!
With the third nipple. Totally forgot about that
@joeydelrio For Some Odd Reason MallRats Was a Box Office Flop When It Was Released!
Great documentary.
George Carlin was speaking facts
Get a Pic Of George Carlin Then Another Pic Of Darwin, Father Of Evolution, Side BY Side!
Bingo!
What or where is this from?
I want to click like on this, but it is a Kevin Smith doc, and it currently has 420 likes, so I'm unable to break that sacred number.
Kevin Smith, while on The Late Show w/ Steven Colbert, talked fast and barely took a breath while telling a story. Steve made the comment... " Last time you were here, I asked you one question, and you talked for 12 minutes without answering it." Lmao. Kevin is noticeably more reserved in this pc.
With that said, this is a trait my wife was well known for.. Incessantly chattering, almost panicked to tell whomever, whatever. She was a young knockout blonde with a body to match except, well, she never shut up. I knew of her, and her abusive boyfriend, (that I hated) so some of Jen's and my mutual friends that knew I was a top notch scrapper, asked me to kick his ass after he beat her up. Being that I couldn't protect her 24/7, I told them that IF I did, he would beat her up, as bad as I beat him up. Soo..( stay w/me, there's a point)
Sooo, she and I spoke and I told her that if she dumped him, I would protect her, but I couldn't guarantee that I would beat him up, PLUS, she had to hang out with me.. ALOT! If dude cut his losses and left her alone, she wins, but I couldn't beat him up without a good reason. I was a better "hit man" than a "body guard", but needed concrete reason to deliver one of my signature ass beatings.
Fair enough!
The point? She and chilled together and she wasn't the "Juke-box-Jenny" around me. She was delightful, polite, intelligent etc. Her chatting ( like Kevin's ) was a nervous reaction in uncomfortable situations. This taught me two things. 1) She genuinely felt comfortable and safe around me. 2) I loved her.
Yes, we later married, and had three kids. Yes, he wanted to fight me (for what I still believe) for Jen's sympathy, and yeah, I beat the brakes off that woman beater until he cried.
These days, she has debilitating MS, but like everyday before this one, I still protect her, care for her every whim, and believe whole heartedly, I was put on earth to be her Guardian Angel. Its no sad ending. We are both well aware how lucky we are to find our soulmate at 18, still madly in love at 50.
If someone actually reads this, sorry to run on. Im not nervous, I just really, really love this woman!
wow. just. wow.
Did you make this?
@@doctorfilatoff wait... you mean you are not Robert J. Emory the writer, producer, and director of this film? I am sure you at least have his express consent to upload this??? lol jk thanks a ton! that was a great doc! I can't wait to get my Kevin Smith dvds out and rewatch all the movies
Every movie he's made is worth watching most worth owning
My favs are ..
Clerks
Dogma
Jay and silent Bob
My only question is this: did you ever understand your homosexuality?
Someday Jesus Christ and i will rock Kevin smiths world
As a devout Catholic I feel that it is my duty as with Life of Brian to state that I personally am not offended whatsoever. Some people just love to miss the point of faith and of humour. If I was offended then I wouldn't watch it again but its more important for everyone else to make that choice for themselves. God is great but unfortunately Some of his so called followers do a shoddy job and give the rest of us normal descent people a miserable pious image. Humour is essential for calling certain powers to task (eg Charlie Chaplin The Great Dictator) and for individuals survival in times of personal crisis. We are all entitled to different tastes and opinions but in this age of so called understanding of mental health issues there is much more solace in humour than any supposed anti deppresent or therapy.
Affleck! Berserker
And a great movie at that 🤘😎
22:13 Chasing Amy
"..so of course, we went for the understanding ur homosexuality course" lolz
I was the original choice for Randall.
Good interview clips, but the robotic voice between them is really annoying. I wish YT would not allow automated speech...
😀
Will always be a fan of Kevin but man o man what have you become?
@Kevin Mora Kevin Smith is a Good Storyteller Without Question Nowadays and My Favorite Movie From Kevin is “Clerks” One of The Funniest Buddy Comedy Movies I’ve Watched!
What has he become?
I love Kevin and I love “Clerks” but I still can’t watch that Chewlies Gum scene. I think it’s the only scene in any of those movies that I skip every time it comes on.
I love everything he did until he sold out on He-Man.
Kevin Smith is Not The Film Director He Once Was in My Mind!
He worked with Weinstein 😂😂😂what do you expect he'd be like
@@shable1436 True and Kevin Smith Has Fallen Flat Since Clerks 2!
R.I.P Kevin Smith ❤️
Kev’s not even dead, he’s still alive!
@@wilbourke4188 nah hes dead dude. Car accident. It was on the news and everything.
@@helenomstreken7577 um then there must be an imposter making his podcasts? You are an idiot
@@helenomstreken7577 😂🤣 this comment aged like milk