• NC posted this about Kevin being mention on MTV’s new indie movie show called “ALT.MOVIES@MTV”. We missed the show, so we can’t give you any more details. Here’s the message:

• Our good pal Vincent Pereira tells us that there’s an article on View Askew in this month’s American Cinematographer. If anyone could send us a scan or the actual article, we’d appreciate it, since we can’t seem to locate it on the web anywhere.

• Uh-Oh!!!

Brenda?

• We got this info from a post by Sean on theView Askew WWWBoard. It’s concerning MTV’s new show, Austin Stories. Here’s the scoop:

• Rumor has it you can still purchase the Superman Lives script from Film Collectors International. We haven’t verified this, but it’s worth a shot for those of you who’d like your own printed copy.

• Well, the filming on Big Helium Dog is complete, and Vincent Pereira had a lot of nice things to say about the way things went. Check out his post to read all about his feelings about working on the set. Next up is a few months of editing followed by the festival circuit. We can’t wait to see the finished product either, so we’ll have all the latest right here on the site as we get the info.

• We were stumbling around the Links Askew section of the View Askew Website, and located this little gem. It’s called the 37 Game, and all you gotta go is answer View Askew trivia questions to score points. You actually register, so the site can keep track of your ranking. A lot of the board regulars appear to be playing, and now we’re going to as well. Dunno how long this was around, so sorry if you missed the beginning of the game. We did, too.

• Naturally, we were skeptical when we saw this, but sure enough, it’s real! Kevin Smith’s Superman Lives script has made it online! Grab it while you can, because we’re sure it’ll be gone in the next few days. We’re not storing the file locally, just because it’s illegal and we’re not sure how much the Warners will flip out. Of course, we CAN link to it though:

• Kevin Smith’s Superman Lives Script

We suggest you save a copy right away. That way, at least you can share it with friends through e-mail after the online copy is history. Surf over to Drew’s Script Archive for more movie scripts than you could possibly read. It’s the best script site on the set, for sure.

• It’s been a pretty busy week as far as View Askew and Kevin mentions in magazines!
• Chris Rock, who will play Rufus in Dogma, is on the cover of Rolling Stone along with an article.
• Chris is also the subject of a small Entertainment Weekly article. It says:

• Maxim Magazine – We don’t have the actual text or a link to the article, but this is what JJLfNJ had to say on the board:

• There’s also a little mention in Spin Magazine. Liz wrote the details on the board:

• Kevin’s also on the cover and interviewed P.O.V. Magazine.

• Well, here we go again, another weekend of us being slow with the updates and making excuses. Of course, you regulars have probably come to expect this from us. Yesterday we went to see our favorite local band, Son Of Bubba, after work, so we were pretty intoxicated and festive. Today, well, we were just lazy. We slept late, then we were out playing par 3 golf. Excuses, excuses, right? We’re striving to get better at this on the weekends, really we are! But expect more of this in the future, we never seem to learn.

Also, we got our signed Clerks and Chasing Amy posters today. They’re HILARIOUS! Kevin, if you’re reading this, thanks so much for the quick turnaround and for signing them. They’re framed and up on the wall and they look great. All of you should buy some stuff from the Stash NOW. Not just every film director will send you signed and personalized stuff like that. Kevin rules.