He's one of the best writer/director/producers in recent history with Scott Mosier. These two have pumped out several great movies. This is a very simple premise. Kevin Smith makes good movies. He is creative, he writes snappy dialog, and he is funny. From Clerks to Mallrats, from Chasing Amy to Dogma and back again to Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back --- his movies are very solid. He's also known as Silent Bob.
Kevin Smith wrote and directed Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
by SuperSonicX September 04, 2005
by SuperSonicX April 23, 2006
by SuperSonicX September 20, 2005
One of the greatest actors ever.
Usually compared to Al Pacino, however..both of them are great.
Seen in films such as : Meet the Parents, The Godfather Part II, Taxi Driver, Mean Streets, Awakenings, among others.
Usually compared to Al Pacino, however..both of them are great.
Seen in films such as : Meet the Parents, The Godfather Part II, Taxi Driver, Mean Streets, Awakenings, among others.
Guy 1: I watched Taxi Driver last night.
Guy 2: De Niro is great in that movie.
Guy 1 and 2: "You Talkin' Ta Me?"
Guy 2: De Niro is great in that movie.
Guy 1 and 2: "You Talkin' Ta Me?"
by SuperSonicX August 20, 2004
by SuperSonicX April 29, 2005
One of the greatest horror films, heck, one of the greatest FILMS of all time. Of course I'm talking about George Romero's masterpiece, not the remake. I just don't know what it is about this movie that grabs my attention. It doesn't matter what you do, where you run, or where you hide. They are there! There is no escape! They won't stop til you are dead! The original 1968 Night of The Living Dead is a true horror masterpiece. The zombies are...awesome, to say the least. When a few characters are killed by an exploding car, the film continues with a grotesque display of the zombies eating the left over body parts. The actors (especially Duane Jones) did a wonderful job, especially since this was their first movie! The ending, in my opinion, is probably the best ending in any movie of the genre. I won't spoil it for you, but even the grizzly images during the credits will make you think.
by SuperSonicX May 20, 2006
by SuperSonicX May 20, 2006