Jay and Silent Bob Reboot

his movie could easily be described as a cavalcade of callbacks and cameos; with many references to Smith' previous films and pop culture in general

Smith's latest film, Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, brings together just about every familiar face audiences have met and loved in a story that's hilariously familiar and with a heart bigger than Jay's junk. BONG.

As a filmmaker, Kevin Smith knows how to entertain while making a quality product.

Overall, Jay and Silent Bob Reboot was fine. While it was nice to see the pair back on screen and watch them grow up into more responsible(ish) adults, it was a little messy and there were a few uncomfortable scenes.

It's depressingly unfunny, depressingly dull, and just depressing, period.

Next stop, the Beavis and Butthead Reboot?

Jay and Silent Bob Reboot had me thinking I was about to die, that's how hilarious and pitch-perfect Smith's film is.

We've always known that Smith makes his movies mostly so he and his friends can hang out, work together, get paid and have fun. This doesn't always culminate in an enjoyable movie. But in the case of Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, it mostly does.

Featuring some of Kevin Smith's most heartfelt moments, some of his very best jokes, and almost serving as a reward to those fans who've stuck with him for the past 25 years.

A blend of fan service (in the best way) and participatory theater.