2001 Directed by Kevin Smith
When Jay and Silent Bob learn that their comic-book alter egos, Bluntman and Chronic, have been sold to Hollywood as part of a big-screen movie that leaves them out of any royalties, the pair travels to Tinseltown to sabotage the production.
Kevin Smith Jason Mewes Shannon Elizabeth Eliza Dushku Ali Larter Will Ferrell Jason Lee Ben Affleck Seann William Scott Chris Rock Jamie Kennedy Joey Lauren Adams Renée Humphrey Judd Nelson Jeff Anderson Brian O'Halloran Jennifer Schwalbach Smith George Carlin Carrie Fisher Jon Stewart Mark Hamill Tracy Morgan Gus Van Sant Shannen Doherty Wes Craven Joe Quesada Matt Damon Harley Quinn Smith Morris Day Show All…
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"SMOKIN' WEED, SMOKIN' WEED, DOIN' COKE, DRINKIN' BEERS, DRINKIN' BEERS BEERS BEERS."
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"Look at these morose motherfuckers right here..."
God damn, I love this fucking movie.
I know I may be alone on that statement but let me explain...
For one thing, it crosses over all of the characters from Kevin Smith's Jersey Trilogy so it's awesome to see all of my favorites like Banky, Brodie, Dante (he's not even supposed to be here today) and Hooper X all in one place. You've got to see all Smith's New Jersey films to appreciate this film, but it's still enjoyable. This was the first New Jersey film I ever saw growing up and it still manages to be funny as fuck time and time again. It's got one of the most awesome casts…
A bit of a weak start, but once Jay and Silent Bob hit the road, it really improves and once Sean William Scott makes his appearance, which is way too short btw, it really takes off. Also everytime they were making fun of those internet movie trolls, I felt they were directly speaking to us. The Letterboxd community. Will Farrell was great as well. Also loved Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. Oh and Mark Hamill ofc <3
Well when compared to 'Jay and Silent Bob Reboot', this one does not seem nearly as annoying.
"What the fuck is the Internet? ... The Internet is a communication tool used the world over where people can come together to bitch about movies and share pornography with one another."
I recall this being the first Kevin Smith movie I was underwhelmed by the first time I saw it. Although I am having a bit of the mandela effect, since I thought I saw this when it first came out. But I did not discover Kevin Smith and 'Clerks' until I was in college in 2003.
So this is a fairly random road trip movie with the two main side characters…
All you motherfuckers are gonna pay. You are the ones who are the ball-lickers. We're gonna fuck your mothers while you watch and cry like little, whiny bitches. Once we get to Hollywood and find those Miramax fucks who is makin' the movie... we're gonna make them eat our shit, then shit out our shit, and then eat their shit that's made up of our shit that we made 'em eat. Then you're all you motherfucks are next.
Love- Jay and Silent Bob.
Do any of you guys have movies that you use as background noise?
Movies that you put on in the background while you are going about your business or doing work? You look up every once in a while to catch a piece of the action or the tail end of a joke. And when its done, you pop in another one.
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back has been one of my most effective background noise movies since I was a teenager.
Roger Ebert always said that this was a film that is either made for you, or made specifically NOT for you. I always remembered those words when watching this film because the "Jerseyverse" that Kevin Smith created…
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”The internet has given everyone in America a voice and evidently everyone in America has chosen to use that voice to bitch about movies.”
This sloppy, goofy, stupid movie knows exactly what it is and who it’s for.
And if nothing else, it allowed Kevin Smith to make a truckload of cash, but more importantly gave him the opportunity to write and direct a scene where he dances onstage to ’Jungle Love’ with The mother-loving Time.
And for that, I’m extremely impressed and massively jealous.
”Don’t never say an unkind word about The Time!”
The exclamation point punctuating Kevin Smith's New Jersey trilogy of "Clerks," "Mallrats, and "Chasing Amy," "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back" finds the director sending up filmmaking, the internet, and his own movies while paying tribute to his previous characters and maturing into an assured creative force. Road movie, raunch-com, and smart satire combine into a comedy that is built to satisfy Smith aficionados while entertaining in its own right.
"Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back" finds Jason Mewes' Jay and Smith's Silent Bob heading to Hollywood to stop production on a film based on fictional characters whose origins may be the View Askew secondary characters themselves. Rife with references to Smith's first films, the plot follows the two characters…
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This movie is completely ridiculous and everyone knows this. Watching it for the first time in years was an interesting experience because I had completely forgotten the pure lunacy of it all. It’s a clear satirical take on, well, everything. It plays on the internet trolls, which proves to be a topic that ages well. The internet was, obviously, a very different thing then but trolls will be trolls. Having to deal with a fair share myself, I can attest to their struggle throughout the mission. It’s silly but it does have something behind it. It also plays on over-the-top actors, genre tropes, Hollywood movie clichés. The cameos are unbelievable as it feels like we get one every five minutes.…
I love this movie, I can see how this and the reboot wouldn’t work if you’re not into the View Askewuniverse obvs but if you love Smiths early movies this is a trip and a half down memory lane. It’s dumb as fuck with a smidge of heart, not the full on beating heart palpitations of the reboot but still.
Accidentally had an incredibly stereotypical stoner night that involved both this movie and Taco Bell. I need to think about what I’ve become.
