Kevin Smith: Burn in Hell

Not as good as 'A Night with Kevin Smith', primarily because the anecdotes are longer, and not nearly as funny or insightful.

Likewise, if you do not like Kevin Smith this is just boring chatter that never ends.

At this point in time, Smith is a far better chatter(wouldn't call these sessions stand-up) than a filmmaker, cheers to him for admitting that and calling it quits.

A taped Q&A session in the wake of Red State's premier, which is, to people who've seen other Kevin Smith "stage shows", not surprisingly a better and more engaging view than the movie itself. Apart from the many funny anecdotes, Smith offers some much needed insight into the creative process behind Red State.

This reminded me why I think that I could in my heart ever actively dislike Kevin Smith. Even though his statements may sometimes be broad and coarse (and they are) and even though his movies are of a swinging quality (which he will be the first to admit) I still admire him because everything he does comes from an almost unfilteredly honest place. We can discuss the quality of that output but thats not really as interesting to me as the fact that if that isn't a component of art, then what is?

Kevin is charming and hilarious as usual, and ends on an inspiring note.

Amusing.

I always love watching Kevin Smith talk. Even when he stops making movies, I'd still watch him talk. The fact that he kinda based it on Red State (an amazing movie, fuck the negative critics) made it even more interesting.

Kevin Smith should do stand up comedy. Damn, he's funny. You need to have seen Red State for this one, but it's worth it to hear his story of his relationship with the sign-carrying Westboro Baptist Church (yeah-- THOSE guys)

Watched this because I do enjoy listening to Kevin Smith talk. Pretty standard fare from him with a little inspiration at the end. It also convinced me to watch Red State which I heard pretty mixed reviews on. Not sure if I can appropriately rank that film after one watch because it was pretty atypical Smith fare. It did however put some of the preachy-ness of Red State in perspective. He also described the original end which was going to actually be the rapture. That would have been way better.

Another presentation from Smith, this one shortly after Red State. If you like Kevin Smith, you will like this.

Hilarious as always, you've gotta love Kevin Smith and his QA's. The only problem is it's only 90 minutes long! I could watch this for days!

Typical Kevin Smith shit for the first hour, but I thought the last 30 minutes were kind of inspirational. Also the first question the 12 year old asked was kind of funny.