What's the order to watch Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma and JaSBSB

[psteng19]

I heard there was a specific order to watch these movies for them to make more sense.

So what's the order?

 

[pulse8]

You're overthinking it.

Just watch them in the order they were made, which is what you have listed above.

 

[Fausto]

Originally posted by: pulse8
You're overthinking it.

Just watch them in the order they were made, which is what you have listed above.

Yup.

 

[Chaotic42]

That's the correct order.

Chasing Amy was my least favorite of those. Is there a boxed set?

 

[luv2chill]

Look at your subject line--there's the order.

Enjoy!

l2c

 

[psteng19]

lol, cool.

I just typed those names in google, and a site listed them in that order

Chasing Amy was my least favorite of those. Is there a boxed set?

well.......
lets just say I have 225 Gigs of hard drive space between my 4 comps and I'm running dangerously low *wink wink*

 

[nord1899]

Originally posted by: Chaotic42
That's the correct order.

Chasing Amy was my least favorite of those. Is there a boxed set?

I doubt there will be a boxed set as they were by different studios and different distributors for DVD.

As gathered from IMDB:
Clerks - Miramax
Mallrats - Universal
Chasing Amy - Miramax
Dogma - Miramax
Jay And Silent Bob - Miramax

Well I guess its not that different. Might explain why I was able to get Clerks for $12, Chasing Amy for $14, yet Mallrats was like $30 at Best Buy.

 

[BigJohnKC]

Originally posted by: nord1899

Originally posted by: Chaotic42
That's the correct order.

Chasing Amy was my least favorite of those. Is there a boxed set?

I doubt there will be a boxed set as they were by different studios and different distributors for DVD.

As gathered from IMDB:
Clerks - Miramax
Mallrats - Universal
Chasing Amy - Miramax
Dogma - Miramax
Jay And Silent Bob - Miramax

Well I guess its not that different. Might explain why I was able to get Clerks for $12, Chasing Amy for $14, yet Mallrats was like $30 at Best Buy.

No kidding, Mallrats was 27.98, 5 bucks more than the special edition of Dogma. I bought both anyway sicne the Best Buy cars has no interest until September...

 

[luv2chill]

Originally posted by: BigJohnKC

Originally posted by: nord1899

Originally posted by: Chaotic42
That's the correct order.

Chasing Amy was my least favorite of those. Is there a boxed set?

I doubt there will be a boxed set as they were by different studios and different distributors for DVD.

As gathered from IMDB:
Clerks - Miramax
Mallrats - Universal
Chasing Amy - Miramax
Dogma - Miramax
Jay And Silent Bob - Miramax

Well I guess its not that different. Might explain why I was able to get Clerks for $12, Chasing Amy for $14, yet Mallrats was like $30 at Best Buy.

No kidding, Mallrats was 27.98, 5 bucks more than the special edition of Dogma. I bought both anyway sicne the Best Buy cars has no interest until September...

Ouch... what a rip off.

Playcentric has it for $20 shipped free. Bookmark DVD Price Search post haste!

l2c

P.S. Although I should add that the Mallrats DVD is priceless... Gotta love that video commentary.

 

[BigJohnKC]

Originally posted by: luv2chill

Originally posted by: BigJohnKC

Originally posted by: nord1899

Originally posted by: Chaotic42
That's the correct order.

Chasing Amy was my least favorite of those. Is there a boxed set?

I doubt there will be a boxed set as they were by different studios and different distributors for DVD.

As gathered from IMDB:
Clerks - Miramax
Mallrats - Universal
Chasing Amy - Miramax
Dogma - Miramax
Jay And Silent Bob - Miramax

Well I guess its not that different. Might explain why I was able to get Clerks for $12, Chasing Amy for $14, yet Mallrats was like $30 at Best Buy.

No kidding, Mallrats was 27.98, 5 bucks more than the special edition of Dogma. I bought both anyway sicne the Best Buy cars has no interest until September...

Ouch... what a rip off.

Playcentric has it for $20 shipped free. Bookmark DVD Price Search post haste!

l2c

P.S. Although I should add that the Mallrats DVD is priceless... Gotta love that video commentary.

I'll agree to that. I never knew that there was a whole twenty minute opening sequence they cut out to make it shorter before I watched the DVD. I don't think I've watched the feature-length comentary yet, I may have to do that tonight. Great DVD, and probably my favorite Kevin Smith movie, even though it was the least liked by the critics.
..Would you like a chocolate covered pretzel?

 

[nord1899]

I think the best commentary on any of the DVD's (I own all but Mallrats) is on Jay and Silent Bob.

Kevin Smith is there talking about the deleted scenes and has his daughter (who is like 5 or so) with him. He tells his daughter to "pimp for Daddy". What he wanted her to do was mention "Buy Jay and Silent Bob merchandise" but he stated it as "Pimp for Daddy".

Quite funny as I'm sure his wife was off camera watching it all.

 

[Stark]

Jersey Trilogy Boxed Set -

of course, it doesn't actually include the DVDs

 

[Angrymarshmello]

Didn't Best Buy have each of those movies for like $12 each? (I remember a Hot Deals thread or something)

 

[mpitts]

Originally posted by: BigJohnKC

Originally posted by: nord1899

Originally posted by: Chaotic42
That's the correct order.

Chasing Amy was my least favorite of those. Is there a boxed set?

I doubt there will be a boxed set as they were by different studios and different distributors for DVD.

As gathered from IMDB:
Clerks - Miramax
Mallrats - Universal
Chasing Amy - Miramax
Dogma - Miramax
Jay And Silent Bob - Miramax

Well I guess its not that different. Might explain why I was able to get Clerks for $12, Chasing Amy for $14, yet Mallrats was like $30 at Best Buy.

No kidding, Mallrats was 27.98, 5 bucks more than the special edition of Dogma. I bought both anyway sicne the Best Buy cars has no interest until September...

I got my Mallrats DVD from Jay and Silent Bob's Secret Stash. $33 and it is autographed by Kevin Smith. Someone else linked to the Jersey Trilogy Box Set. Like they said, it is only the box due to the fact that the movies themselves have different distributors.