Name: ケヴィン・スミス、『ジェイとサイレント・ボブ』のシーンをブレイクダウン｜Vanity Fair (Kevin Smith Breaks Down a Scene from Jay and Silent Bob Reboot | Vanity Fair)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:38:44.000Z
Duration: 11 min 40 s
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Hey, man, I'm Kevin Smith, and this is notes on a scene with Jay and Silent Bob Reboot.

Okay, I made a movie called Jane Saleh Baba Reboot is the sequel to a movie called Jay and Silent Bob.

It takes me a long time to get around to things in this movie.

The plot is very different from Jay and Silent Bob.

Strike Back was about Jane Salome Bob finding out that Hollywood was gonna make a comic book movie based on this comic book they were in.

So they're gonna go across the country to stop that count book movie from happening.

17 years later, I'm far more mature Filmmaker.

So is a vastly different picture altogether in Jay and Silent Bob Reboot James Allen Bob.

Find out that Hollywood is doing a reboot of that old comic book movie that was based on them, and they go to Hollywood to stop it all over again.

It's a movie that makes fun of Sequels and remakes and reboots while being all three at the same time.

Now, in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back There was a fake movie, Bluntman and Chronic, and the stars of that movie were playing characters that were based on Jay and Silent Bob.

And we had Jason Biggs and James Vanderbeek playing Bluntman and Chronic.

Years later, they're going to stop this reboot, not the same cast this time around, since it's rebooted and gritty.

It's not Bluntman and chronic Blunt Man V.

Chronic and stuff, since it's rebooted in 2019 Chronic.

She could be a woman now played by Melissa Benoist Supergirl and Blunt Man is played by a guy.

I used to be Batman, and it's Val Kilmer.

So at one point in the movie the third act, we actually see a scene from Blunt Man V.

And that's what we're going to dissect today.

Maybe, man, I liked you better when you were silent Bob.

Right off the bat, we see Melissa Benoist making a series of Kevin Smith jokes.

There's Kevin Smith himself reacting to those Kevin Smith jokes.

I got to share some information with them.

The great Val Kilmer, man, we got him because he reached out to May.

On was like, Hey, I'm gonna be in New Orleans.

We guys air shooting the movie And I was like, I'm busy making the movie.

But we're making a movie here with a bunch cameos.

And Val Kilmer was like, I would love to be in it, but I've had some health problems recently.

I don't know if you know this or not, but I can't really speak.

So if I was gonna be in the movie, perhaps I could play some poor cousin to Silent Bob as a joke, he said.

So he got to play Blunt man, so he didn't have to speak.

And since he also played Batman at one point in his life.

It's a hat upon a hat or a cowl upon a cow.

If you really want to be, I'm ready to blast your since kick you in the Haight.

So he's doing this thing right here, man, I'm circling this V here like it's a football play, blud.

Man's holding up the phone to communicate.

He can't speak because he's a silent bob, so he types into his phone and holds the message out Song.

Bob has a mobile phone, and he's constantly writing and then turns it around to show Jay what he's writing and generally all right for a few minutes and then turn around.

So in this sequence right here in the movie, this is what you call, you know, set up.

We thought those were jokes, but they were all just set ups to this payoff, because in the movie they're watching.

Blunt Man does the same exact thing that Silent Bob does in real life.

So there's what, man firing something that chronic pause.

Remember, the movie is meant to be blunt man chronic, so they're meant to be fighting because presumably that's what he means.

It's a reference, of course, to Batman V Superman, which didn't make sense because it should be Batman V s Superman.

Man fired this projectile at chronic right here, Chronic catches it in her hands, has a smug little look on her face and stuff.

I stole this exact moment from an episode of Supergirl that I directed with Melissa, innit?

Man in this sequence, somebody fired something at her and she caught it.

And then also that went off in her hand and had a gas and stuff.

And we put it into this thing and we were shooting it.

It's like we just did it six months ago on Supergirl.

Man, you know, a good artist steals from other better artists and stuff, and that's what we did in this instance.

All of the things you see in this scene don't exist.

Everything else you see made up, you'll see.

That's the smoke that's blown up in her face.

That was CG the projectiles that shot out the gun and caught in her hand all she did what she had in her hand, she went like this and then the CG people erased it and took it off.

So all of this CG in the background this right here, these computer monitors, their real That's just a foreground shit.

I love Melissa Benoist, but over here in the background, there's, ah, what man and crowded uniform, those aerial Everything else is just a giant green screen.

So in a small way, we were kind of like the Avengers and Game, like they shot on a big green screen to accept a lot more money and way more talent to the disposal.

Smells like this reboot went up in smoke.

Let's pause it right there to acknowledge the great Tommy Charm.

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