Kevin Smith: Too Fat for 40!

2010

Action / Comedy / Documentary

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IMDb Rating 7.3/10 10 1386 1.4K

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Plot summary

Poking fun at his much-publicized brouhaha with Southwest Airlines, writer, director, actor and ardent podcaster Kevin Smith declares himself too fat for his 40th birthday in a hilarious Q-and-A session with his rabidly loyal fans. Filmed at the Count Basie Theater in Smith's hometown of Red Bank, New Jersey, this two-hour comedy special spotlights not only Smith's self-deprecating sense of humor, but also his fondness (and true gift) for spinning a good yarn.

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Reviewed by Michael_Elliott

Would You Be Scared of Bruce Willis?

Kevin Smith: Too Fat for 40 (2010) *** (out of 4) It's starting to look like there are going to be more Q&A sessions from Kevin Smith than actual Kevin Smith movies but thankfully he's entertaining enough to where one can constantly listen to his stories. This one here was filmed on his 40th birthday and of course the title refers to him being too fat to fly on a plane. As is typical with these Q&A sessions, he answers questions from his fans and the first one asks what it was like directing Bruce Willis and this one question takes up the entire 110-minute running time. Other subjects covered include groceries being delivered, bear sex, ZACK AND MIRI MAKE A PORNO box office numbers, arrested in Canada and of course the troubles with Willis on the set of COP OUT. Your tolerance of this is of course going to depend on your feelings towards Smith. As a fan, I was highly entertained by the majority of what was discussed, although I will admit that at times it started to feel a bit too long. Still, getting to hear the stories about Bruce Willis were enough to make this worth sitting through because Smith's details are so good that you actually feel as if you were on set with them. It was really funny the way Smith built up the relationship and how he just became more and more terrified of the actor as time went along. It should go without saying but I'm sure Smith is exaggerating a tad bit to make the story funny but there's still no question that it works. It's funny to think that only one question gets asked throughout the entire time but Smith takes that one thing and manages to really run with it. Fans of his should really enjoy the film but others should probably stay clear.
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Reviewed by kidneyspatz 2 / 10

Not good

I like Kevin Smith and I've liked all his movies pretty much. So I thought this would be funny or at least insightful. Nope. Super boring and even worse - really self-indulgent. I don't mind some lowbrow humor but seriously a half hour on this one dump he took while high is too much. (And I am serious about that being in this DVD). Even that is not as bad as this super long rendition about watching a movie on the Gretzgy family, while high. He lets the audience know that now he likes to get high every morning, first thing. He goes on and on about how this movie was very touching and Wayne Gretzgy's dad was such a great dad - his son's biggest fan and first coach, and always there for him. And what was his take away? Not, hey, I'm a dad and maybe getting high every day is keeping me from being there for my kid in a way that Gretzgy's dad was there for him. Nope - it was that Gretzgy's dad told him to "be where the puck is going, not where it is". And that he needs to do that again with his movies. What a dick. This is definitely one of those things that made me think, "Here is another person where fame has gone to their head and really warped their sense of reality." So I would recommend you pass on this one.

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