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Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back (2001) Rank 1 Reviews
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Chicago Reader (Lisa Alspector)
This kind of wheel spinning comes from having the desire to speak but nothing much to say, and Smith, who's made a slight movie about his being a slight filmmaker, seems to know this. ...read the complete Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back movie review at Chicago Reader (Lisa Alspector)
Movie Parables (Michael Elliott)
Can be best likened to a Hope/Crosby road picture... if Hope and Crosby were sex-crazed, vocabulary-challenged pot heads. ...read the complete Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back movie review at Movie Parables (Michael Elliott)
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LA Weekly (Manohla Dargis)
Only once, in a quick sketch of "Planet of the Apes" -- does the humor seem to spring from pure movie love. In nearly every other respect, the film is so lazy, solipsistic and overpleased with itself it's hard not to believe that this time the Evil ...read the complete Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back movie review at LA Weekly (Manohla Dargis)
New Times (L.A.) (Robert Wilonsky)
Who wants to pay to see a movie so bad the actors and writer-director feel the need to keep reminding us of how bad it ...read the complete Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back movie review at New Times (L.A.) (Robert Wilonsky)
MediaCircus (Anthony Leong)
Not too long ago (7 years to be exact), in a convenience store not too far away (in New Jersey), director Kevin Smith launched his Hollywood career with a shoestring-budgeted film called "Clerks". In addition to immortalizing the names Dante Hicks and ...read the complete Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back movie review at MediaCircus (Anthony Leong)
Philadelphia Weekly (Sean Burns)
...the most dispiriting leap backward into irrelevance by a filmmaker since Francis Ford Coppola directed Jack . ...read the complete Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back movie review at Philadelphia Weekly (Sean Burns)
Matinee Magazine (Jeremiah Kipp)
While this is sure to amuse die-hard Smith fans, anyone else may either be hopelessly lost by the in-jokes or frustrated by the lack of screen time afforded the expansive supporting cast. ...read the complete Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back movie review at Matinee Magazine (Jeremiah Kipp)
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