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View Askew Productions is an American film and television production company founded by Kevin Smith and Scott Mosier in 1994. Actors Ben Affleck, Jeff Anderson, Matt Damon, Chris Rock, Walter Flanagan, Bryan Johnson, Jason Lee, Jason Mewes, Brian O'Halloran and Ethan Suplee are people that frequently appear in projects under the View ...
- October 15, 1994; 28 years ago
- 10 Mechanic St. Ste. #120, Red Bank, New Jersey, U.S.
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28. Apr. 2024 · View Askew Productions is the independent production company of Kevin Smith founded in 1994. He is well-known for his cult classics - such as Clerks - which often found success on home media. All View Askew films are distributed by Miramax Films , the only exceptions being Cop Out (distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures ), and the 2022 ...
- 10 Clerks Began The View Askewniverse
- 9 Mallrats Is A Mid-1990S Classic
- 8 Chasing Amy Was A More Dramatic View Askewniverse Entry
- 7 Dogma Is A More Contentious View Askewniverse Movie
- 6 Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back
- 5 Clerks II Was The Next Direct View Askewniverse Sequel
Filmed on a shoestring $27,575 budget (via Dazed Digital), Clerks launched Kevin Smith's filmmaking career and established his company View Askew Productions. The stellar directorial film debut charts a day in the life of convenience store clerks Randal and Dante, who lament their dead-end job and express hilarious Gen X grievances about pop cultur...
After Clerks' minor success, Universal gave Smith far more resources to expand the View Askewniverse. Technically a prequel to Clerks, Mallrats follows best friends Brodie and T.S., who spend their day in a mega mall trying to win back their girlfriends while getting into a series of hijinks with sordid characters. Unlike Clerks, which eventually f...
As the character of Holden McNeil states in the film, Smith "finally had something to say" in Chasing Amy, easily his most mature, touching, and emotionally fraught movie of his career until then. The story of indie comic book artist Holden falling in love with Alyssa Jones, who happens to be gay, finally lived up to Smith's potential as a cinemati...
If Chasing Amy is Smith's most personal film, then Dogma is his most irreverent. The ambitious religious satire follows exiled angels Loki and Bartleby who try to use a loophole to return to Heaven, calling on a chosen abortion clinician to save Earth from Armageddon. This storyline made it easily the most controversial of the Kevin Smith movies. T...
With the success of Dogma, Smith was given a $22 million budget (via Box Office Mojo) to make Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, the fifth movie in the View Askewniverse. A loose sequel to Chasing Amy, the buddy stoner road movie concerns the great movie comedy duo Jay and Silent Bob attempting to stop the Hollywood movie adaptation of their famous co...
Five years lapsed between Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and Clerks II, the longest gap in production for any of the Kevin Smith movies. The time taken was worth it, as Clerks IImarked a return to where it all started: Quick Stop. The continuation of Randal and Dante's midlife ennui and existential crisis as fast food servers was refreshing and nos...
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Miramax Films has decided to renew with View Askew, extending the studio's first-look alliance with writer-director Kevin Smith and his producing partner, Scott Mosier. Also: Kevin has committed to direct "Fletch Won" for Miramax, followed by the sci-fi adventure "Ranger Danger and the Danger Rangers" for Dimension.
14. Jan. 2024 · With director Kevin Smith announcing a surprising new Jay and Silent Bob film that will enter production in 2024, now is the perfect time to revisit the entire series — taking a look at each film with a focus on the iconic duo that made each one so memorable.
1. Dez. 2022 · How to watch all of Kevin Smith's films in the View Askewniverse in chronological order. Miramax. Kevin Smith made his directorial debut in 1994, with the low-budget indie darling Clerks....
