Today’s our last day. Unless something really unexpected happens between right now and midnight/one, we’re gonna wind up wrapping two days ahead of schedule.

April/May boardie screening will be conducted like the “Clerks II” early-bird screening: board longevity will play biggest factor. It’s nothing personal; we just need to make sure the people in attendance aren’t gonna report on the screening to movie sites. The flick will be very chunky at that point, and I’ll be using those in attendance to look for cuts. Screening will take place in L.A. only.

This flick is really, really funny; however, the dramatic passages are wonderful as well. It reminds me very much of “Chasing Amy”.

Considering that “Chasing Amy” remains our favorite of all of Kevin’s films, this is quite exciting to hear — You might fondly recall how well the unexpected, dramatic moments blended with the insanely edgy comedic times in that flick as well. We’re stoked for this one, especially since so much has been kept under wraps so far. We realize that you’re a die hard fan if you’re reading this site, often reading up a lot about the films well in advance of seeing them — This time around, we’re betting Kevin’s saving a bunch of surprises for us all to discover up on the big screen.

As the “Money Shots” shorts and Kevin’s posts start to filter in, we’ll keep you posted of all that’s going on, letting you know where you might want to steer clear of any spoilage, of course. Stick around, it’s just getting good.

That’s the thing about Kevin Smith and his movies; he is one of us. I don’t mean we’re all medium height, husky, white guys who wear shorts and high-tops, but that feeling that has permeated all his films from Clerks through to Jersey Girl (Which I thought was a wonderful movie by the way and am proud to say that I own a copy of the DVD) that it could be you or me up on that screen.