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Tag: View Askew
Kevin Smith Working on New Jay and Silent Bob Movie
Kevin Smith’s View Askewniverse isn’t going anywhere. In a recent exclusive interview with PopCulture.com, Smith revealed that he’s currently “writing another Jay and Silent Bob movie.” Apparently, this is the result of a lost bet with Jason Mewes, who plays the Jay to Smith’s Silent Bob. The duo last appeared in 2022’s Clerks III, while…
Kevin Smith Gets Waiver to Film The 4:30 Movie
Kevin Smith has another movie on deck, and he’s going to film it during the actors’ strike. He’s not breaking union rules, though; Smith obtained a waiver from SAG-AFTRA to shoot The 4:30 Movie, which was written before the writers’ strike began and doesn’t involve a studio connected to the AMPTP, but rather Smith’s own…
REVIEW: Clerks III (2022)
Clerks III is probably Kevin Smith’s most introspective movie. This isn’t the first time he’s looked inward through his films; his early works were about him growing in his attitude towards relationships, Dogma was born of his struggles with his faith, and the recent Jay and Silent Bob Reboot was rooted in his experiences with…
Mallrats Sequel May Go To Peacock
UPDATE: JoBlo’s full interview with Kevin Smith is now online. It’s well worth a watch, as it fleshes out Smith’s plans for Twilight of the Mallrats and gives information on how it and Clerks III came about, plus Killroy Was Here. Watch below: You may not have to leave your home to go to the…
Clerks III Starts Filming Next Month
If nothing else, Kevin Smith is proof that you can always go home again. Deadline exclusively reports that Lionsgate will be distributing Clerks III, the latest (let’s not say “last”) movie in Smith’s View Askewniverse series. Clerks III is the second sequel to Smith’s debut film, Clerks, and the eighth entry in the Askewniverse, following…
REVIEW: Jay and Silent Bob: Mall Brawl (2020)
It’s been twenty-five years since Mallrats hit the movie theaters in the United States, bombing spectacularly at the box office. After the success of Clerks, that didn’t stop the film from getting a huge cult following from the home video version, which made it a celebrated and highly quotable entry in Kevin Smith’s View Askewniverse.…