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DVD : Now You KnowIn association with Amazon.com List Price: $14.95 Amazon.com's Price: $13.49 You Save: $1.46 (10%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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Aspect Ratio: 1.66:1Audience Rating: R (Restricted) Binding: DVD Brand: WELLSPRING/GENIUS EAN: 0796019797047 Format: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, Widescreen, NTSC Label: Weinstein Company Manufacturer: Weinstein Company Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Weinstein Company Region Code: 1 Release Date: November 28, 2006 Running Time: 102 minutes Studio: Weinstein Company Theatrical Release Date: 2002 Sales Rank: 18213 MPN: WEID79704D Related Items:
Editorial Review: Description: Kevin Smith Presents: On the eve of his bachelor party, a man learns his fiancee want to call off the wedding. The unmarried couple returns to New Jersey to sort out their relationship. Amazon.com: Now You Know is a New Jersey comedy ushered into the world, appropriately enough, by Kevin Smith. Smith, however, didn't direct it and makes only a fleeting appearance as a favor to actor-director Jeff Anderson (Randall Graves in Smith's Clerks comedies for film and television). Anderson, who also wrote the script, tells the tale here of Jeremy (Jeremy Sisto) and Kerri (Rashida Jones), who are supposed to be married one weekend until Kerri calls the whole thing off. Jeremy has no idea why, but he does know how difficult it is to tell all the revelers who have come to Jersey for the celebration. Meanwhile, Kerri's best friend Marty (Heather Paige Kent) offers great support to the former bride-to-be while struggling with an unexpected pregnancy. Jeremy's support, however, comes in the Clerks tradition of paired losers, in this case inseparable buddies Gil (Anderson) and Biscuit (Trevor Fehrman from Clerks II). The film skips along as a succession of comic situations, some of which are inspired (Marty and Kerri visit a gay bar; Biscuit and Gil, who mow lawns for a living, moonlight as break-in pranksters who rearrange their victims' furniture), but others less so. Anderson's script rises from comic banality (the film opens on a mindless bachelor party) to wisdom (peace between the sexes). Not bad for a directorial debut. --Tom Keogh Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Enjoyable movie that most have not heard ofI had never heard of this movie, despite loving all of the movies by Kevin Smith other than this. The moment I heard of it, I had to give it a chance, seeing as it was a good cast that had worked together before and had some potential to be good. Needless to say, I loved this movie as well, and Jeff Anderson did a fantastic job of not getting in over his head and trying to be too "big" He wrote a solid movie that is a good play on relationships and how they work given evolving ... Read More Rating: - Kevin Smith fans will LOVE this movie!If you love Kevin Smith, this movie is right up your alley. It's kind of a cross between Clerks 2 and Chasing Amy. Very well written with great acting plus great bonus features featuring Kevin Smith. Highly recommended. Rating: - extremely satisfiedmy item arrived in brand new condition and i was very happy with my purchase Rating: - Diamond in the rough!Very well written and cast! Great chemistry between all the actors and awsome dialog! Plot is good and transitions between subplots and storylines are grade A, absolutely terrific! Scene in the bar w/ the alcoholic chick was one of the funniest scenes I've seen in a long time! Not to mention the entire B&E plot...kinda makes me want to go break into some houses and do the same thing! Only thing wrong with this film is all technical things. Blocking, sound, not enough footage ... Read More Rating:  - Not bad - Randal becomes his own Jeff...It's nice to see Jeff Anderson directing and acting again. Although this was apparently shot in between J&SB and Clerks 2, this low-budget (about $560,000 to shoot) romantic comedy has enough funny bits without getting too boring. A little forced, perhaps a little lacking in the performances, the script is enough to rise above normal...Anderson seems to have a handle on writing women characters, which is refreshing. Browse for similar items by category:
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