TrueJoshNight Truly Dreadful Film

Claysaba Excellent, Without a doubt!!

Kailansorac Clever, believable, and super fun to watch. It totally has replay value.

Glucedee It's hard to see any effort in the film. There's no comedy to speak of, no real drama and, worst of all.

SnoopyStyle Kevin Smith has Q&A sessions in 2001 and 2002 with college students at Clark University, Cornell University, Indiana University, Kent State University and University of Wyoming. Jason Mewes joins him in Wyoming. Kevin discusses his films, his life, his other work and his various little media squabbles.Kevin has his humorous quips. The best are the inside Hollywood stories. He takes down producer Jon Peters over the Superman movie. There's his feud with Tim Burton and his dislike of Magnolia. Most of the Hollywood inside stories are mesmerizing like his story about Prince. I also like his Jason Mewes stories. There are lots of high fans and weed humor is a big part. He also gets very personal with one particular story about getting hurt having sex. This is almost 4 hours of really interesting stories and some fun conversations.

Michael_Elliott Evening with Kevin Smith, An (2002) *** 1/2 (out of 4) Terrific and often hilarious documentary follows Kevin Smith as he does a Q&A session at various colleges. Needless to say, there's constant dirty talk and it's quite refreshing hearing a famous person bash other famous people, which isn't something we normally hear. Smith's stories about Tim Burton and Prince are priceless as are various other stories including the "most painful sex" story. If you're a fan of Smith then this here is a must see (even at nearly four hours).The extras on the DVD are also worth watching.

brando647 Who would have thought that a man whose entire on-screen movie career consists of less lines than I can count on my fingers would be so entertaining when put on camera for 3 hours? Kevin Smith, famous for his Jersey series and widely known as Silent Bob, takes the podium at colleges around the country and we are treated to stories from his time within the industry, from his involvement in the latest 'Superman' installment to his experiences on set for his own flicks. I can honestly say that, throughout the long running time, not once did I find myself looking at the clock in boredom. As can be seen with such movies as 'Clerks.', 'Dogma', etc., Kevin Smith has a knack for story-telling.Smith is hilarious and has more than enough to talk about. I have been a fan of his movies since I first saw 'Dogma' and this DVD was a perfect addition to my collection. If you've ever wanted to insight into the mind of Smith, this is the movie for it. He shares stories from the set, explains his views on religion and sexuality, and keeps it consistently entertaining (especially the piece about Prince).As an added bonus, Jason Mewes makes an appearance for one of the sessions, and while he doesn't add much to the conversation, it's cool to see the pair of them together. Smith's interactions with the audience, and a couple hilarious phone calls, make the long running time worth it. All serious fans of Kevin Smith must make a point to watch this at least once.

mysteriouselkdog Man I never thought that a two DVD set of college speeches would be so entertaining. I liked some of Kevin Smith's movies so I decided to rent this and I really liked it a lot. I think the story about the Superman script and Jon Peters was the funniest part about it. The second he said that Jon Peters produced Wild Wild West I started laughing really hard because of... well you have to watch it. It was just funny hearing about the weird people in the industry and his personal stories.