Kevin Smith Tickets

Kevin Smith brought his latest film with him to Chicago for an early screening and followed it with a Q&A afterwards. I'm a long time Smith fan and I have to say this is my favorite film he has done. It's so unlike his other work that if you saw the film without credits you wouldn't know it was his. I don't want to comment too much on the film itself since it doesn't get a wide release until October and spoiling it would make your experience less exciting. When Kevin says this is a horror movie, he's right but it's not a horror movie by today's standards. It's part horror part thriller. The people in the film believe everything they say and do is 100% right and that is were the horror lies. Knowing these people could actually exist in this world is pretty damn scary. Kevin's Q&A afterwards was a nice counter balance to the film. The film goes to dark places fast and doesn't let up, so when Kevin came out and answered our questions while throwing in jokes it really helped lighten the mood for everyone. Kevin is just a nice guy that he had no problem answering even the zaniest questions. If you get a chance to see him live with or without this movie, do it. I personally can't wait for October so I can see this again. Kevin is releasing it himself without help from major studios. It's a big undertaking but this movie stands on it's own and is worth the price of admission

The film was, to use Kevin's word, unsettling. So excited for the rest of the world to see it. The Q&A was a lovely way to wind down and reflect upon the movie before driving home. Also, having listened to all of the SModcast Network podcasts, I've heard many stories retold on different shows before. However, even when I'd heard the story before, Kevin was great about telling it differently and telling unique details of the story. He is truly grateful for his fans and it shows.

The movie was...unbelievably good. Funny and smart, paired with brutally real violence. Unforgettable and highly recognizable cast. Q&A afterwards was a great chance to be further in the moment of a very creative and unique film experience. I'll tell my grandiose about this one day!

If you are a fan of Kevin Smith or his many movies, podcasts, Q&A's or comics, etc.., then you will have a blast seeing his new movie AND spending a couple hours of him answering yours and others questions about anything that he has done. It is one of those once in a lifetime things you can do...unless you go more than once, then it really wouldn't be, but whatever...

The film was amazing. Great story and great performances by the cast. If you did not make it to the show to see the movie, you missed out on an excellent movie.

Being a Kevin Smith fan, I went into this movie with high hopes but had pretty much settled on the fact that no matter what, I'd probably love it even if it was 90 minutes of Kevin staring at the camera saying absolutely nothing. I can assure you, however, this was not your typical Kevin Smith movie. No Jay or Silent Bob, not even a Zack or Miri. This was a hard core, edge of your seat, action thriller that scared the bejesus out of me thinking perhaps there really are people out there like the characters Kevin created with the Five Points Church group. The level of suspense is taken to a higher level with the lack of using a soundtrack. As Kevin said in his Q&A after the movie, he didn't want music to make you decide how you felt about a character or scene. I found myself struggling between terror, pity and disgust for the church members. I held my breath as certain chase scenes played out. The stand-off scene is equal to the gun play that occurs in Michael Mann's Heat with Pacino and Deniro; it just never ends it seems. This would be my kind of movie regardless of director, but the fact that Kevin Smith directed it, proves his range and abilities, but it still comes down to his great art of telling a story. And this time, a pretty damn scary one!

The Red State USA Tour experience was absolutely fantastic. The movie was very well-done. Not your typical Kevin Smith movie, and the Q&A afterwards was Smith's typical, frank discussion, filled with long-winded tales and circular stoner-answers. I found it pretty entertaining and, given my own interest in filmmaking, pretty inspiring.

Yes tickets are expensive for this event. But are actually not that bad considering not only are you going to hear Kevin Smith Q&A (check out the Evening With Kevin Smith series) but also an early preview of his much hyped new horror movie Red State months before it's official release in Oct. that you would easily pay almost $20 a ticket to see alone in this theater. Smith is hilarious and this is sure to be a one of a kind offer

$50-70 for this?! waaaay overpriced. might be worth $20. just wait for the dvd. i like kevin smith but these ticket prices just aren't worth it. i'm actually shocked they're so high.

Have you seen any of the Evening with Kevin Smith DVDs? Have you liked them? Yes? GO SEE HIM LIVE. So worth the money. He was hilarious and talked for about three hours, which I totally wasn't expecting. His live events are Q&A meets story time meets stand up comedy. I highly recommend seeing Mr. Smith live.