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15 Pearls Of Wisdom We’ve Meticulously Strung Together Into A Powerful Rivière Of Knowledge
Pigeons are actually art geniuses!
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The Kid Tom Hanks from ‘Big’ Said the Movie Would Be a Grooming Scandal Today
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Andres Diplotti
Tara Marie
Kevin Smith’s not a perfect director – that said, he did make Red State – nor the worst film maker in the world – that said, he did make Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back – but one of the most beloved and reviled, depending on which circle you’re in.
He’s a mover and thinker, with his own restaurant, production company, comic books, and everything else nerds like, and he got it all by making a stoner flick about nothing at all.
From stand-up comedy, to small roles in Daredevil and other forgotten indie flicks like it, Kevin Smith has done it all, but he’s most famous for his small, unique comedies about… well, some of the weirdest and wildest shit around. Clerks, Chasing Amy, Clerks II, Dogma, Tusk... The perfect films to watch with your stoner friends on a too hot afternoon, when the fans are on high, and there’s too much sunlight for you to reasonably go outside. Here’s some facts about the man, his fam, and the films he makes to keep you high.
Clerks is in Congress
Source: PhillyVoice
Dogma protest
Source: YouTube
Smith was originally supposed to play Randal in Clerks
Source: SlashFilm
Harley Quinn Smith
Source: Los Angeles Times
Superman II and Kevin Smith's dad
Source: Silent Bob Speaks
Protest wars
Source: Vulture
Skywalker Ranch
Source: Kevin Smith/Facebook
Ben Affleck
Source: Business Insider
Degrassi High
Source: BESTOFAMA
Clerks the Animated Series
Sources: Bleeding Cool, English Voice Over Wikia
Funding Clerks
Source: IndieWire
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