Review: Kevin Smith’s THE 4:30 MOVIE A Nostalgic Look At First Loves And Movies
Kevin Smith’s nostalgic look back at being a teen film fan in the 1980s has some issues but a sweet emotional core. [click for more]
Kevin Smith’s nostalgic look back at being a teen film fan in the 1980s has some issues but a sweet emotional core. [click for more]
Indie writer/direcrtor Kevin Smith has unveiled his latest film with plans to roll out the release this summer. [click for more]
SUPERCON ties hard to be “CLERKS at a comic book convention.” But in the process, it fails to be a good film. [click for more]
On this installment Rich Drees and Natasha Bogutzki head to New Jersey for writer/director Kevin Smith’s CLERKS III. [click for more]
Kevin Smith returns to where it all started to tell a fictionalized version of how it all started. [click for more]
A recent Hollywood Reporter article calls for comic creators to receive proper credit when their characters are adapted for the screen. But the article fails to recognize the complexity in the creation of these characters. [click for more]
The indie director is finally heading back to the Quick Stop and his filmmaking roots. [click for more]
The annual list of films to be placed on the Library of Congress’s National Film Registry represents a century of cinema. [click for more]
Kevin Smith’s stoner duo are back for a poke at current cinematic trends in a film that gets metatextual but feels all too familiar. [click for more]
The indie writer/director makes a second attempt to return to his roots for a third visit. [click for more]
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