• We’re very pleased to announce ticket and contact information for Kevin’s Q&A at the University of Connecticut, which will take place
  in Storrs, CT on February 9th at 8:00 PM:

More details as they come in! This is an incredibly affordable price, and we highly recommend you picking up some tix if you have the means…And are in
the vicinity, of course. Tix this cheap are bound to sell out, so watch our countdowns and set a reminder for yourself, pick them up right away if you
want a seat. As always, Kevin’s looking forward to seeing a ton of you cyber-fans in attendance.

• We’re pleased to also announce another must-attend appearance for you Northeasters out there. Brian O’Halloran will be on hand to present and Q&A the classic of all View Askew classics, Clerks, at the University of Delaware, 1 week from today! And yes, best of all, this is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! Alright? So no excuses. Don’t even let the nonexistant wintery weather stop ya. Here’s details as they’re printed:

The True INDIE Film Series

clerks.

from writer/director kevin smith (chasing amy, dogma, jay and silent bob strike back, mallrats)

stick around afterwards for a q & a session with brian o’halloran (dante)

wednesday, january 12th, 2005
7:30 pm trabant university center theater
university of delaware
free and open to the public – seating is limited

giveaways:
peter biskind’s “down and dirty pictures: miramax, sundance, and the rise of independent film
&
john pierson’s “spike mike reloaded”

Visit the school’s student center site www.udel.edu/student-centers/indie for more information. Brian’s always a real crowd pleaser and known to quite often take time for photos and autographs when the venue allows. In other words, be there!

• In case we haven’t sent you this way before, the
  Official Site for John Pierson’s “Reel Paradise”, which Kevin and Scott exec produced,
  is now up. The film, which chronicles the running of what’s considered the most remote movie theater on the planet, is
  slated to premiere at the Sundance Film Festival this month.

• In the December/January issue of Razor magazine, reviewer Richard Roeper writes about the “31 Films That Changed Cinema”. Clerks is given the
  disctinction of number 26. Click the scan for a look. Interestingly, Gigli took #10 on the insert list, “10 Movies That Didn’t Change Cinema”. The fact
  that the film is talked about so much still tells us that it HAS changed cinema articles, though. The entire piece is a great read, and well worth picking
  up the ish to check out.
• Aint It Cool gave us a nice plug for the new Evening 2 trailer. Nothing new that you didn’t already
  read through us, but it’s always a fun stop if you want to see where Kevin got all that J&SBSB ammo for web talkbackers from.
• And finally today, wanna see the list of all the flicks Kevin watched, and even more interestingly, the ones he DUG in 2004? The full scoop from the dude
  himself is up at his WWWBoard. Later!