KEVIN SMITH's Films

Looking at Kevin Smith 's movies is like jumping into the puddle of pop culture. This is because his film is full of elements of real life such as love, relationships, work, friends. The movie itself always has some form of reference (meaning a clerk's video store, Silent Bob fights back, "Smith clearly masters the pulse of his generation (" X "marks this His observations of comic books in the 1990s, video games, and other aspects of life are as insightful as their often-harsh views.

First let's discuss the problem of masturbation in the movie. For example, the Kevin Smith movie "Jersey Girl" was released in 2004 by Kevin Smith for his daughter. This is a man's struggle to become a single father after his wife dies after childbirth. This movie does not contain nudity or sex scenes. When Kevin Smith sent it to the MPAA for evaluation, Kevin Smith says: Dir, Kirby) Dick, IFC movie, 2006, movie)

According to his own statement, Smith tells you that he is the first writer and the second is the director (and maybe even the second and third director). He is not Kubrick. Because he took a shot, I did not film Kevin Smith. I went to a Kevin Smith movie and saw two people talking about pop culture in front of the camera. That's why it seems strange when it is announced that he will severely lead his friend's police movie. Taking a movie he never wrote is just a step to guide the area of ​​horror movies, director (comedy is an area of ​​writers). After Zac and Miri, Smith said his tenth movie called "Red State" where he completed the construction of the traditional movie business and announced that he will first make a movie auction.

An independent classic Kevin Smith movie was sold for less than $ 40,000, as well as earning more than $ 40,000, but the sky soared Smith's career initially thought of as NC-17 . This movie was not published without violence and was under the evaluation of NC - 17 "clear dialogue" and "graphic reference by word". So, when Cameron Diaz semen her hair, the MPAA prove that the rating of that R is "what Mary has". Fortunately, Smith evaluated the court and earned the official R rating of the movie, but many other independent movies were forced to be limited by the evaluation system operated by the mainstream film studios It was.