Does anyone like kevin smith films?
926444
I do,..they have witty dialog and crude humor. My cup of Tea. As I write this I'm watching Clerks 2!
272704
Oy YEAH..\nI've always enjoyed his movies and when he was on tv.
1027507
no! you like it and as long as you like it you can feel free to watch it!oh im not a guy but just my opionon:)
614498
Most Will Farrell movies and all Kevin Smith movies
824607
Yeah, back in the day. I still like Will Smith.
467692
I love all those films. In a way, I find the storys much more involving than the plots of the films that are around today. (I'm not old either!)
501555
i dont really understand your question,but i do like all types of films,its good to have variety.
603754
I don't have a favorite movie of all time, but i like Horror movies, and any kind of movie where the people have to servive on there own kinda thing like 28 days later and Dawn of the dead where there was no one around.
366644
I like them. Australia has a long history of film with the Story of the Kelly Gang shot in 1906 being the first full length narrative film in the world. Australia was one of the centres of world film in the 1910's but gradually the film industry struggled to compete with Hollywood.\n\nAustralian cinema went through another golden patch in the twenty years between 1975 and 1995. My favourites include:\n\n* Picnic at Hanging Rock: an enigmatic film;\n\n* Breaker Morant shed light on a forgotten piece of Australian history;\n\n* Babe and Babe 2 - wonderful family movies;\n\n* Muriel's Wedding and Priscilla Queen of the Desert - wonderful commedies from the mid 1990s;\n\n* Shine the film that made a star of Geoffrey Rush;\n\n* Rabbit Proof Fence, the best Australian film so far of the 21st century. \n\nOver a century of film, Australian cinema has told Australian stories in an Australian voice. Long may it continue to do so,
1147944
He's a good director, even if his movies make me sick; but people are running out of ideas, so paying "homage" is all anyone seems to do.  There's absolutely no reason for an "Omen" remake, but there it is.  I am getting older and just can't take the level of violence, like in High Tension and Hostel and all that, it's not fun to watch decapitation knowing what really happens in the world; it's not like a fantasy world.  But he is good at, regardless.  I would probably NOT watch his adult cartoon because his artwork as well is not suited to my aging tastes anymore, but I used to like his rock sex chick cartoon style.  He'll do good.
400547
No...but I love that movie...it's one of my favorites.
1004879
I think he's ok.  I loved him and Kirsten Dunst in Elizabethtown.  Great movie!
341907
I liked the movie, but it wasn't as original as the first three films. My favorite so far is the second movie. The movie mostly spoofs War of the Worlds and the Grudge. The movie leastly spoofs Saw, Saw II, Red Eye, The Village, and Million Dollar Baby. \n\nHope you like it!
816428
i agree wid you.  i like most of his movies, but the recent the lake house was kinda boring.
948084
I liked it. I thought it was pretty funny. My family thought it was pretty entertaining (my 5yr old loves it). We went ahead and bought it and although I don't watch it frequently (like I do with my all time favs) we still enjoy it every once in awhile.
379362
i do. He's awesome! i own 50 and i think that it is his best movie! i love his higher ground movie this year. did u see it? i cant belive that these people dont know about Warren Miller!!!!
677836
I second what the other posters said; he's in Everything is Illuminated, Happy Feet, Bobby, and Day Zero (the latter three films are upcoming). He was also in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (WONDERFUL film), and Sin City, where he plays the creepiest villain ever to grace the silver screen. Seriously. I will never ever think of him in the same way ever again...*shudders, chills up spine.* It's a great flick, though; I highly recommend it if you're into comic styles and lotsa gore.