While "Dogma" brought wry humor to deeply religious convictions and serious morality issues; and "Clerks" was a brilliant farce exposing the mundane world of convenience stores; J&SB is just.. funny. There's really no point to the film, other than the comic misadventures of Jason Mewes and Kevin Smith as they try to stop Hollywood from making a movie about them (for no better reason than that they don't want to be portrayed as losers and have their reputations ruined). Stars from the other View Askew movies all make humerous cameos, as do actors and actresses from "Star Wars" (so don't worry, George Lucas WON'T sue) and "American Pie." Don't expect anything more profound than "Up In Smoke" or "Clueless" - this is just good ol' fashioned silly fun (age appropriate unfortunately, due to Jay's foul mouth).
Review of Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
