The Kevin Smith Collection (US - BD RA)
BD collection containing: Clerks, Chasing Amy and Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back
Title: The Kevin Smith Collection (IMDb: 1, 2, 3)
Starring: N/A (collection)
Released: 17th November 2009
SRP: $89.99 (collection) & $39.99 (each)
Further Details:
Buena Vista Home Entertainment has announced the upcoming release of The Kevin Smith Collection on Blu-ray Disc for 17th November. The collection includes the following titles: Clerks, Chasing Amy, and Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back. Each film will be available separately ($39.99) or combined as a boxed set ($89.99).
Clerks will feature: a making-of for Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back, an introduction by Kevin Smith and original DVD features: classic commentary; enhanced playback track; intro to the first cut 2004 commentary; 2004 commentary (with new authoring); Clerks lost scene - animated short; the flying car; MTV spots with Jay & Silent Bob; theatrical trailer; Soul Asylum’s “Can’t Even Tell” music video; Clerks restoration; original auditions; Snowball Effect; outtakes from Snowball Effect; Mae Day: The Crumbling of a Documentary with intro by Kevin Smith And Scott Mosier; 10th Anniversary Q & A and more.
Chasing Amy will feature: Tracing Amy: The Chasing Amy Doc, Was It Something I Said? - A Conversation With Kevin & Joey, 10 Years later Q & A, audio commentary with Kevin Smith and producer Scott Mosier and original DVD features: deleted scenes; outtakes; trailer and more.
While Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back contains: an audio commentary (with Kevin Smith, producer Scott Mosier & Jason Mewes); deleted scenes with intros by Kevin Smith and Guests; “The Secret Stash” with intro; gag reel with intro; internet trailers with intro; TV spots; stills galleries; behind the scene featurette; Morris Day and the Time’s video “Learnin the Moves”; music video Afroman “I Get High”; music video Stroke 9 “Kick Some Ass”; Comedy Central’s Reel Comedy: Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back; cast and crew filmographies; Guide to Morris Day and The Time (Still Frames), Storyboards and more.
News by Malcolm Campbell
Starring: N/A (collection)
Released: 17th November 2009
SRP: $89.99 (collection) & $39.99 (each)
Further Details:
Buena Vista Home Entertainment has announced the upcoming release of The Kevin Smith Collection on Blu-ray Disc for 17th November. The collection includes the following titles: Clerks, Chasing Amy, and Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back. Each film will be available separately ($39.99) or combined as a boxed set ($89.99).
Clerks will feature: a making-of for Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back, an introduction by Kevin Smith and original DVD features: classic commentary; enhanced playback track; intro to the first cut 2004 commentary; 2004 commentary (with new authoring); Clerks lost scene - animated short; the flying car; MTV spots with Jay & Silent Bob; theatrical trailer; Soul Asylum’s “Can’t Even Tell” music video; Clerks restoration; original auditions; Snowball Effect; outtakes from Snowball Effect; Mae Day: The Crumbling of a Documentary with intro by Kevin Smith And Scott Mosier; 10th Anniversary Q & A and more.
Chasing Amy will feature: Tracing Amy: The Chasing Amy Doc, Was It Something I Said? - A Conversation With Kevin & Joey, 10 Years later Q & A, audio commentary with Kevin Smith and producer Scott Mosier and original DVD features: deleted scenes; outtakes; trailer and more.
While Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back contains: an audio commentary (with Kevin Smith, producer Scott Mosier & Jason Mewes); deleted scenes with intros by Kevin Smith and Guests; “The Secret Stash” with intro; gag reel with intro; internet trailers with intro; TV spots; stills galleries; behind the scene featurette; Morris Day and the Time’s video “Learnin the Moves”; music video Afroman “I Get High”; music video Stroke 9 “Kick Some Ass”; Comedy Central’s Reel Comedy: Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back; cast and crew filmographies; Guide to Morris Day and The Time (Still Frames), Storyboards and more.
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Finally! Chasing Amy getting a re-release! first day purchase! It would be even better if the whole Jersey Series was included though (Mallrats, Dogma, and Clerks II are missing)
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David White wrote: Finally! Chasing Amy getting a re-release! first day purchase! It would be even better if the whole Jersey Series was included though (Mallrats, Dogma, and Clerks II are missing)
Propably a vol. 2 of the Smith collection if they would come out.
Propably a vol. 2 of the Smith collection if they would come out.
Only interested in Clerks and Chasing Amy, Silent Bob is been out on Blu-ray. Everyone owns that one already.
Gotta get this!
not tryin to troll here...but f**k this guy.
So gonna buy this. FINALLY! My favorite movie of all time gets a Blu-Ray release, Clerks.
Tempting, but being that all three are less than visually spectacular. I'll wait for these to be much much cheaper.
Mantis: I doubt there'll be a Vol 2 boxed set, since all the remaining Jersey films are owned by different studios. Mallrats is owned by Universal, Dogma by Lion's Gate (or did it revert back to Miramax for home video?), and Clerks II by The Weinstein Company.
Nice, comes with Kevin Smiths ego too...
I guess Kevin Smith fandom is just one of those things I'm not supposed to understand...
Sweet. Kinda pointless considering his lack of any visual style whatsoever, but new special features interest me. Netflix it is.
Love these movies, but seriously: Do any of them need this? Especially Clerks.
why does Clerks feature a making-of for the Jay and Bob movie....typo? lol
Finally! Jay and Silent Bob Strikes Back get a better Blu-Ray with extras! :D
yesiamaplant wrote: Mantis: I doubt there'll be a Vol 2 boxed set, since all the remaining Jersey films are owned by different studios. Mallrats is owned by Universal, Dogma by Lion's Gate (or did it revert back to Miramax for home video?), and Clerks II by The Weinstein Company.Dogma has always been distributed by Sony on home video.
yesiamaplant wrote: Mantis: I doubt there'll be a Vol 2 boxed set, since all the remaining Jersey films are owned by different studios. Mallrats is owned by Universal, Dogma by Lion's Gate (or did it revert back to Miramax for home video?), and Clerks II by The Weinstein Company.
>.< I totally forgot that! lol ...Either way If I recall correctly The other films are already on BD except for Mallrats
"I must be slipping in my old age!" -Brodie
>.< I totally forgot that! lol ...Either way If I recall correctly The other films are already on BD except for Mallrats
"I must be slipping in my old age!" -Brodie
Booo! Hiss! I call Bulls**t!
I mean really, would it have killed anyone to toss in Mallrats and Dogma to complete the 5 part Jay and Silent Bob Trilogy? Dogma at least is a pivotal, if not the best movie, in the saga. Parts 1, 3 & 5? I don't get releases like this. Never had any faith in BD and this is just more convincing evidence the right decision to ignore BD was made. So long suckers!
I mean really, would it have killed anyone to toss in Mallrats and Dogma to complete the 5 part Jay and Silent Bob Trilogy? Dogma at least is a pivotal, if not the best movie, in the saga. Parts 1, 3 & 5? I don't get releases like this. Never had any faith in BD and this is just more convincing evidence the right decision to ignore BD was made. So long suckers!
Thembones, Mallrats is owned by Universal and Dogma is owned by Sony. Back to the subject, now all we need is for Universal to release a Blu-Ray for Mallrats in time for it's 15th Anniversary (my how time flies).
IMO Chasing Amy is the best of the Jersey series
Man, I do hope Jay and Bob comes out in the UK, I noticed there's rumblings of the other 2. Dogma was an awesome transfer, so hope Chasing Amy lives up to promise, having just seen Clerks. on the big screen the image was superior to the DVD, so hope the Blu Ray is all it could be.
I've never been a Kevin Smith fan. I'll pass.
Sam Spade wrote: Nice, comes with Kevin Smiths ego too... I believe in internet-speak, this is what is called a "Win".
Thembones wrote: Booo! Hiss! I call Bulls**t!
I mean really, would it have killed anyone to toss in Mallrats and Dogma to complete the 5 part Jay and Silent Bob Trilogy? Dogma at least is a pivotal, if not the best movie, in the saga. Parts 1, 3 & 5? I don't get releases like this. Never had any faith in BD and this is just more convincing evidence the right decision to ignore BD was made. So long suckers!
Yeah! I'm with you, Thembones.
Not being able to package two other movies along with these three because of studio rights is clearly the fault of the Blu-Ray Disc Association, so I won't be buying into their bulls**t anymore. They won't be getting THIS sucker either!
Thank you for showing me the clear line of logic that I've been missing all this time.
I mean really, would it have killed anyone to toss in Mallrats and Dogma to complete the 5 part Jay and Silent Bob Trilogy? Dogma at least is a pivotal, if not the best movie, in the saga. Parts 1, 3 & 5? I don't get releases like this. Never had any faith in BD and this is just more convincing evidence the right decision to ignore BD was made. So long suckers!
Yeah! I'm with you, Thembones.
Not being able to package two other movies along with these three because of studio rights is clearly the fault of the Blu-Ray Disc Association, so I won't be buying into their bulls**t anymore. They won't be getting THIS sucker either!
Thank you for showing me the clear line of logic that I've been missing all this time.
Just Plain Lazy
Nailwraps wrote: Thembones, Mallrats is owned by Universal and Dogma is owned by Sony. Back to the subject, now all we need is for Universal to release a Blu-Ray for Mallrats in time for it's 15th Anniversary (my how time flies).
As an owner of all the DVDs in the Jersey Trilogy, I am aware of the distribution rights of the films. However, as someone who has also worked with rights in entertainment, distribution of properties can be negotiated and since we are talking about a series, most likely in the interest of all parties, that a collection of a series sells much better than a broken chain. But thanks for pointing that out for those who are not in the know.
Jersey Jedi wrote: Thembones wrote: Booo! Hiss! I call Bulls**t!
I mean really, would it have killed anyone to toss in Mallrats and Dogma to complete the 5 part Jay and Silent Bob Trilogy? Dogma at least is a pivotal, if not the best movie, in the saga. Parts 1, 3 & 5? I don't get releases like this. Never had any faith in BD and this is just more convincing evidence the right decision to ignore BD was made. So long suckers!
Yeah! I'm with you, Thembones.
Not being able to package two other movies along with these three because of studio rights is clearly the fault of the Blu-Ray Disc Association, so I won't be buying into their bulls**t anymore. They won't be getting THIS sucker either!
Thank you for showing me the clear line of logic that I've been missing all this time.
I quite agree. Yet another reason to dismiss BD releases. Take the time. Put a comprehensive package together and make it worth while to at least the casual fan.
I say NO to BD simply because the jump in technology isn't significant to make the investment worthwhile for me. Some epics or Sci-Fi look great but the percentage is again too small to warrant it. Also, someday, yes, someday you will be able to rent all of the BD releases and view them in your home. I'm also sure that the extras will be available as well. I have noticed that some BD releases do lack extras that accompany standard DVDs. Also, do extras really need a BD treatment?
As an owner of all the DVDs in the Jersey Trilogy, I am aware of the distribution rights of the films. However, as someone who has also worked with rights in entertainment, distribution of properties can be negotiated and since we are talking about a series, most likely in the interest of all parties, that a collection of a series sells much better than a broken chain. But thanks for pointing that out for those who are not in the know.
Jersey Jedi wrote: Thembones wrote: Booo! Hiss! I call Bulls**t!
I mean really, would it have killed anyone to toss in Mallrats and Dogma to complete the 5 part Jay and Silent Bob Trilogy? Dogma at least is a pivotal, if not the best movie, in the saga. Parts 1, 3 & 5? I don't get releases like this. Never had any faith in BD and this is just more convincing evidence the right decision to ignore BD was made. So long suckers!
Yeah! I'm with you, Thembones.
Not being able to package two other movies along with these three because of studio rights is clearly the fault of the Blu-Ray Disc Association, so I won't be buying into their bulls**t anymore. They won't be getting THIS sucker either!
Thank you for showing me the clear line of logic that I've been missing all this time.
I quite agree. Yet another reason to dismiss BD releases. Take the time. Put a comprehensive package together and make it worth while to at least the casual fan.
I say NO to BD simply because the jump in technology isn't significant to make the investment worthwhile for me. Some epics or Sci-Fi look great but the percentage is again too small to warrant it. Also, someday, yes, someday you will be able to rent all of the BD releases and view them in your home. I'm also sure that the extras will be available as well. I have noticed that some BD releases do lack extras that accompany standard DVDs. Also, do extras really need a BD treatment?
Kevin Smith movies sure do entertain me but I am pretty satisfied with my DVDs so no go for me. I'll be buying Zack & Miri on blu-ray though... one day....
Nailwraps wrote: Finally! Jay and Silent Bob Strikes Back get a better Blu-Ray with extras! :D
+1
+1
Being a HUGE Kevin Smith fanboy,and love extra features,I'll be buying JUST Clerks X5 and Chasing Amy. Yes I am a Kevin Smith fanboy,but that doesn't mean I have to re-buy his movies on Blu-Ray just for better audio and video. Since Clerks is getting a new introduction for the BD and the highly anticipated by me,finally being released Oh What a Lovely Tea Party:Making of Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back(which is a feature length documentary directed by Kevin's wife) and the new commentary,documentary,Q&A,and Kevin-Joey interview for Chasing Amy.
TNAJason wrote: Being a HUGE Kevin Smith fanboy,and love extra features,I'll be buying JUST Clerks X5 and Chasing Amy. Yes I am a Kevin Smith fanboy,but that doesn't mean I have to re-buy his movies on Blu-Ray just for better audio and video. Since Clerks is getting a new introduction for the BD and the highly anticipated by me,finally being released Oh What a Lovely Tea Party:Making of Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back(which is a feature length documentary directed by Kevin's wife) and the new commentary,documentary,Q&A,and Kevin-Joey interview for Chasing Amy.
could not agree more!
could not agree more!
Cheddar J. Cheese wrote: 
Te-he-he. Well done, sir.
Te-he-he. Well done, sir.
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