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So funny, Kevin Smith is so awesome, he's my idol. He's one of the best writers and directors in the business. Awesome and funny to see him talk about everything, the stories he has are hilarious. The story about Prince almost made me piss my pants. Hopefully some day I'll pick this up, add to my Kevin Smith collection. He is definetly my idol and one of the best and funniest guys in the business. Also Jason Mewes was funny. Stayed up 'til 3:30 a.m. to watch it 'til the end and it was still hilarious, Great movie 10 on 10.

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:fresh: :fresh: :fresh: :fresh: :fresh: There's some really cool stories that Kevin Smith has about writting, his movies, actors that he has worked with, and the weirdos that produce movies. Very funny info here.

Unless you've been living under a giant, rubber poop monster for the last couple of years, you all should know that Kevin Smith is the director of the popular cult comedies, Clerks, Mall Rats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back and Jersey Girl (as well as the Clerks animated series).

An Evening With Kevin Smith is merely just a Q&A session hosted by Smith that took place across several college campuses across the US. The beauty of this DVD is that anyone can enjoy Smith's anecdotal wit and self-deprecating humor. Possessing knowledge of the entire Kevin Smith catalog isn't really necessary for enjoying this four-hour doc, but it helps.

Kevin goes deep behind the scenes of many of the elements that came into the creation of his films. He talks at length about his hetero life-mate Jason Mewes, as well as producer Scott Mosier. He talks about the time that he was tapped to write the script for Superman Lives (a nightmarish experience involving the insane Warner Brothers producer, Jon Peters). He talks about the first intimate moments shared between his wife and he. He speaks at length about working on a documentary for pop-icon, Prince. And of course, he takes some time to crack off with copious amounts of dick & fart jokes.

If you are even a fair-weather fan of Kevin Smith, then you HAVE to rent this DVD! It's been a long time since I have laughed this hard. I enjoy Smith's talent, because he comes to the industry with absolutely ZERO ego (a nice change from most of the Hollywood elite).

The only bad side to this DVD is that a lot of the students asking questions can be truly annoying. Most of them are just drunk retards, whose sole function is to cull desperate, approval-seeking behavior from their peers. One kid even offers to suck Kevin's dick for five bucks. Fortunately though, these uncomfortable areas are quickly drowned out by Smith's quick-witted come backs and engaging nuance.

I won't wait until this is on TV.

I enjoyed An Evening with Kevin Smith so much that I'd like to personally thank him. It was really that good.

I few weeks well months, dating back to X-mas break I mooched my friends copy of an evening with Kevin Smith. I never really got around to watching the whole thing because at about 3 hours and 45 minutes the task felt incredibly daunting. However I finally got around to watching it thanks to my current situation of summer break and unemployment coinciding to create a supernova of unproductive time on my hands. This DVD is great, just Kevin answering questions and talking to an audience of college students at about 4 different colleges around the US. It was great, just really simple but absolutely hilarious, I would reccoment it to anyone who likes comedy, especially Kevin Smith stuff.

There's not a lot to say about Jaws. Everybody has seen it. If you haven't, then go see it now please, so I can be correct on my previous statement. The movie is great, has lots of memorable dialogue, and is very suspenseful and entertaining. I almost gave it a 10, but can't due to a few bad special effects scenes and there are some rather boring parts of the movie.

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Well i've seen 3 of kevin smith's movies and i didn't like any of them , but this i found was extremly funny - i mean there is tons of waste of time things with all the dumb college kids - but there are many funny stories in this movie which makes it basicly a 4 hour stand up routine by kevin smith