Smith knew that he wanted to be a filmmaker from a young age. Although he was extremely intelligent, Smith was not one to be held back by the chains of society. After high school, Smith attended the New School for Social Research and majored in creative writing, but unfortunately he was soon expelled for launching water balloons out of his dorm room window. After this incident, he decided to attend the Vancouver Film School. He felt that this school would not help his film career in the longrun, and left within four months.

At this point, Smith needed some time to collect his thoughts and plan his entrance into the big screen. He went back to New Jersey and worked at a convenience store as a clerk. During the early 90’s, independent films began to experience a certain degree of success. Smith recognized this. He reconciled with former film-school peer Scott Mosi

Over the past decade Kevin Smith has established himself as a cinematic genius with his own unique style. Although he may not have made the highest-grossing movies of all time, he is held in high regard among a certain core audience. Unfortunately for all Kevin Smith fans, Smith has claimed that he is done including the characters Jay and Silent Bob in his movies. This is a truly a travesty for the film industry, but I am confident that he will make up for such a devastating loss in other ways. Hopefully Kevin Smith will continue to make movies for a very long time. He truly is one of the most controversial, unique, talented, and influential filmmakers of our time.

Despite the fact that Jason Mewes normally only played small roles in Smith’s movies, he was consistently the funniest character. Smith saw an immense amount of comedic talent in Mewes, and came up with the idea to release a movie solely based on his character Jay . This sensational movie is called Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back. Jason Mewes as Jay and Kevin Smith as Silent Bob starred in this dynamic film alongside a large amount of A list cameos. Unfortunately, the commercial audience was not ready for an hour and a half of Jason Mewes, and the movie did not gain the numbers that were speculated.

To follow up the success of

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