Clerks III: Why?

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Smith was creatively bankrupt years ago. This is about all he can manage.

You have to admire someone who can spin an entire thirty year career out of one good movie.
 
Yeah, even as someone who really liked the second movie, this seems dire. Smith of today is definitely a far cry from the smith of the dogma, clerks 1, and chasing amy.
 
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I remember laughing a lot at the second one…something about a donkey sex scene and Rosario Dawson being cute…then Smashing Pumpkins and I was like ok what're we doing here
 
I love Smith's old movies, I think Dogma is his best work personally, but Seth Rogen broke him.

A lot of people think Smith is a long-time stoner. Not true at all. Rogen turned him onto weed while they were shooting Zack & Miri and after Red State (which I like and which was LONG in the making at that time) everything afterwards was varying degrees of awful. Tusk was literally a podcast joke stretched into a movie. Yoga Hosers was "my daughter wants a career". J&SB Reboot was "my Hollywood friends owe me a favour". It's fucking dire. Not even bothering with this one.
 
He's out of ideas but won't admit it to himself or the world.
 
Isn't Kevin Smith a massive tool these days?
He lost a load of weight so isn't massive, but every photo of him since the weight loss he has this expression like he is straining really hard and looking at you like "yeah mother fucker, it's me I lost this weight". Which I say good on him.
He also became vegan

 
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One good movie?
I Hope lactose Joseph that you are implying he has more than one.
Clerks,Mallrats, chasing Amy and Jay and silent bob strike back. but the best is dogma.

I don't want to watch jersey girl.

I have not got round to watching tusk or yoga Hoosiers
 
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I Hope lactose Joseph that you are implying he has more than one.
Clerks,Mallrats, chasing Amy and Jay and silent bob strike back. but the best is dogma.

I don't want to watch jersey girl.

I have not got round to watching tusk or yoga Hoosiers

Yes, Dogma and Clerks 2 being the best
 
So does Kevin Smith want to fuck his daughter cause after looking through his IG…
 
He lost a load of weight so isn't massive, but every photo of him since the weight loss he has this expression like he is straining really hard and looking at you like "yeah mother fucker, it's me I lost this weight". Which I say good on him.
He also became vegan



To celebrate his 69 days of hiking, he took a photo of the front of the house where he first experienced a 69, as in the sex position 69? Am I reading that right?
 
When I worked in blockbuster clerks was THE FILM. the whole RST video part was cracking me up. Been a fan since then. But I hope clerks 3 is a least bit watchable.
 
Lost interest in Kevin Smith after Zack and Miri. View Askewniverse was funny but when he abandoned it he became a one note director whose movies are barely direct to DVD quality, which is ironic given that Clerks were made on a shoe string budget. Cop Out, Red State, Tusk, Yoga Hosers, Jersey Girl. Awful movies with none of Smiths signature writing or directing. Clerks 2 was the anomaly of his new style, liked it quite a lot but when I saw his latest abomination, Jay and Silent Bob reboot, I realized I've grown out of his style because it was a total stinker and I loved the original as a 20-something kid.
 
I tried to watch that new jay and silent bob film. Might be the worst movie experience of my life. After 10 minutes, I had to stop. I can't believe he got a career after that.
 
I love Smith's old movies, I think Dogma is his best work personally, but Seth Rogen broke him.

A lot of people think Smith is a long-time stoner. Not true at all. Rogen turned him onto weed while they were shooting Zack & Miri and after Red State (which I like and which was LONG in the making at that time) everything afterwards was varying degrees of awful. Tusk was literally a podcast joke stretched into a movie. Yoga Hosers was "my daughter wants a career". J&SB Reboot was "my Hollywood friends owe me a favour". It's fucking dire. Not even bothering with this one.
Spot on. Since becoming a stoner and thinking he is cool cause of it, his career went right down the drain. I tried sitting through that reboot film I believe (the film he release a couple of years ago) and my god it was painful and painfully unfunny.
 
Smith doesn't seem to be big on collaborations. So to his credit he is doing all this stuff on his own as a semi (fully?) independent filmmaker. So I respect the hustle but he isn't for me anymore.

I've even burned out on his podcasts, he has no new stories since 2005 other than "I'm a vegan now" and "I almost died of a heart attack".
 
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