There’s a case to be made that Jersey Girl is the most important film Kevin Smith ever made.
Not the best, mind you. And definitely not the most beloved or enduring. But for its role in Smith’s career trajectory, it’s an important milestone.
Coming off the success of Chasing Amy and Dogma, which married his low-fi aesthetic to more serious themes, Smith…
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