Chasing Amy

petit astronaute

(1.4 | 35mm) 90's clothes, jeans and pullovers, and a feel of the comic books world, are the best of the film, and made me stick until the end. (what's the problem with B Affleck, his mouth is always open)

Wee Hunk

I remember how the critics went nuts for this and Dogma, as if he was a great director and writer. He believed the hype, and so his inevitable downfall was much worse than it should have been. It's just an average to below-average independent movie. Nothing deep here. Just your average male fantasy about seducing a lesbian.

Ethan

This is one of my all time favorite Kevin Smith films. Affleck is superb in this film that is chocked full of raw emotions and blunt reasoning. Affleck is made to be on his toes by the exceptional supporting cast of the incredible Joey Lauren Adams, Jason Lee, Dwight Ewell, and of course the always hilarious Jay and Silent Bob.

oldfilmsflicker

I have an inkling people dislike this movie because they feel like it's pandering to the "all lesbians need is a dick" ethos, but I think it's more about the fluidity of human sexuality and the complexities of loving others, both romantically and platonically. Basically, it's exploring pansexuality in, for me, a pretty honest and real way.

Daniel S.

The film is interesting, the story a little bit too much NYC zone NYC only and the actors are good even Ben Affleck, Joey Lauren Adams and Jason Lee. But, after Terry Jones's The Life of Brian, it was the second movie unworthy to appear in the Criterion collection.

CJ Roy

One day I am going to have to be true to myself and lower you to a four. I'm not sure when or how this will come about and this may be hard to admit right now, but you know this will be good for the both of us.

Thomas

A decent and interesting film, worthy of sitting amongst Kevin Smith's best work. There is a fresh playful energy and joyful chemistry between the characters, as they discuss gender prejudices and their preconceived values regarding sexual orientation... and comics.

letters never sent

That monologue delivered in the rain... part sappy, but also quite lofty and honest. I think it touched upon romantic and platonic love in a way that is relateable. The ennui and angst in these 90s slacker type of films can never be replicated now.