- Original action figures from View Askew flicks are always cool — This fan’s converted a “Matilda†12″ doll, by 21st Century Toys, into “God†from Dogma. She admits that the likeness is a tad shaky, but she’s honing that skill! Hopefully we’ll see more from her soon. The clothes on the doll, by the way, were custom done as well.
- More View Askew film appearances have shown up in the last two Invisibles Games at the Filmwise website.
- A lot of you have been writing us about a country music song called “Chasing Amyâ€. Here’s some more info on that one:
Q I just heard a song called “Chasin’ Amy†and was wondering if it was inspired by the film of that name.
– Anne Haggerty, Herndon, Va.
A “We kind of stole that title!†admits Brett James with a laugh. He and co-writer Troy Verges were in a video store when they spotted the 1997 film Chasing Amy by writer/director Kevin Smith — and inspiration struck. They wrote the tune, Brett’s debut single, without seeing the movie. Brett jokes, “I’m gonna wait until it’s a Top 10!â€
- Clerks: The Cartoon vet Chris Bailey’s got a new series on The Disney Channel, called “Kim Possibleâ€. Bailey’s got a great style (he of course created the perty logo you see at the top of this site) — If you’ve got the channel on your cable or satellite system, check your local listings!
- One fan took this fun little South Park shockwave application to build a South Park likeness of Jay & Silent Bob (see above). What can you create?
- At a recent concert (Y100’s FEZtival in Camden, NJ), one of the rappers from the Icelandic band “Quarashi†was wearing a Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back t-shirt during the show. Glad to hear the influence is spreading around the globe.
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