Awesome Kevin Smith

The battle between good and evil – the Jedi and the Sith – is at the heart of many a Star Wars story. In this video for WIRED, filmmaker and superfan Kevin Smith offers his take on all of the Jedi and Sith characters in the Skywalker Saga and its associated movies and TV series.

The crew at Quick Stop Groceries continues to live in a state of arrested development when Randal has a brush with death. So he decides to make a movie about his life as a store clerk. Kevin Smith gets real meta by returning to the characters that put him on the map in 1994.

(PG-13: Language) After their publicist got turned down for a spot on First We Feast’s Hot Ones, Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes aka Jay and Silent Bob decided to do their own version of the interview show to promote their upcoming reboot. Clearly, Kevin does not have the spice tolerance that Sean Evans has developed.

(PG-13) Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes return to the roles that put them on the map, with this politically incorrect sequel that goes completely meta by setting its main characters on a quest to prevent the comic book movie about Bluntman and Chronic from being rebooted by greedy Hollywood producers.

Director Kevin Smith takes a trip back to the mini mart, but this time it’s populated by a pair of yoga-addicted high school girls names Colleen who end up on an increasingly more trippy adventure, with the help of the acting chameleon better known as Johnny Depp.

What happens when you let Kevin Smith loose to direct an episode of Glove and Boots? It turns into a philosophical exploration of the worlds of Star Wars, comic books, hockey, starring foul-mouthed convenience store clerks.