Best film ever! I want to see it again and again and again

Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back is a good movie with a well written plot and a top notch comedic cast. It's a complete joke from start to finish, parodying the film industry and even having Kevin Smith make fun of himself on several occasions. Jason Mewes and Kevin Smith are stellar in the lead roles, with many other supporting roles and cameos throughout that shine. The likes of Will Ferrell, Ben Affleck, Jason Lee, Carrie Fisher and Chris Rock make this movie all the while better by having starred in it. The movie does tend to drag on a bit, lingering on certain plot points and not moving forward as much as it could have. It should have been a lot more zanier and fast paced, more exciting. I also thought it could have stayed in line with its plot a little more. It had a really interesting set up here, and yet still managed to go completely off the radar on several occasions. I get that this is the appeal for these type of movies, but there were occasions were I wanted the plot to just move forward. It's a very fun ride from start to finish. Stellar cameos throughout and simply hilarious, if you are a fan of the Jay & Silent Bob characters then it is definitely worth the watch, although it would not make much sense to someone outside of that universe. When Jay & Silent Bob find out they are not getting any profit from a big screen adaptation of them, they set out to wreck the movie. Best Performance: Will Ferrell

The comic "Bluntman and Chronic" is based on real-life stoners Jay (Jason Mewes) and Silent Bob (Kevin Smith), so when they get no profit from a big-screen adaptation they set out to wreck the movie.Being a huge fan of Kevin Smith back in the day (seeing each film on day one in the theater, starting with "Mallrats"), this film holds a special place in my heart. Now, objectively, it is not particularly that great of a film, relying heavily on potty humor and celebrity cameos. But it has a self-referential style that has to be appreciated.The first three films remain the strongest, and I think "Dogma" was a step down (a view that few people agree with). I blame this on the characters being more mobile -- the style switched from being conversation and dialogue-based to being much more active. This film is also quite active, but that almost seems like part of the joke -- it is, after all, something of a road movie.The jokes with Brodie, Dante and others were a bit too easy... but Ben Affleck joking about himself makes it all worth it. (I am especially a fan of the "Phantoms" joke, which was itself a reference to another joke from the "Mallrats" commentary... very obscure!)

Jay and Silent Bob have to trek across country to stop a movie from being made , based on their likenesses. after being kicked off of their block where they hang out at the corner store, they run into someone they know and they tell our heroes about a movie being made , and it turns out it's about them, they get advice from George Carlin and many other,, they get involved with sexy girls,, stealing a monkey,, and many other misadventures along the way including a showdown, with Ben Affleck and Matt Damon,, this is one of the funnier movies that I have seen in the past 20 years,, lot's of crude sexual humor, and sight gags,, lot's of references to other movies that have been made recently. if you're looking for a great funny "road trip" movie, than this is definitely worth watching,, and by the way Shannon Doherty is great in this movie as well.