Unlike Smith’s previous two films (CHASING AMY and DOGMA) this film isn’t really about much of anything but I think Smith intended it that way. Different than either of those films, J&SBSB is the bastard child of MALLRATS and CLERKS and its silly antics make you forget its brainier siblings. If it must be about something, it’s about the internet and how the advent of this medium has changed our lives. This film is primarily a discourse on the events that took place while DOGMA was being filmed. An early draft of that script was leaked on the web and once the Catholic League got their hands on it, they had a new whipping boy. Then the posts came – Violent posts defaming Smith and his character for making such a “blasphemous” film. As Banky (Jason Lee) says in the film, the internet was created and exists solely for the anonymous slander of others. In J&SBSB Smith finally gets to vent his frustration. And vent he does.