An Evening with Kevin Smith 2: Evening Harder

An Evening with Kevin Smith 2: Evening Harder is a 2002 documentary film directed by J. M. Kenny and starring Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Scott Mosier, and Anthony Snitzer. It is a sequel to the first installment of An Evening with Kevin Smith, which featured the filmmaker and comedian Kevin Smith answering questions from audiences across college campuses in America.

The sequel brings back Kevin Smith, who continues his stand-up comedy routine by answering questions from audiences across the country. The movie has a runtime of approximately 238 minutes, and it is divided into two parts.

In the first part, Kevin Smith travels to several locations such as the University of Wyoming, University of Washington, University of California, and the London Film School. He is welcomed to the stages with enormous applause and excited audiences. The conversations in his Q&A sessions range from his personal experiences, life after Clerks, and his creative process.

In one of his talks, Kevin Smith shares a funny story about his experience with his first meeting with the late Stan Lee. He speaks about how nervous and anxious he was to meet the Marvel legend and how he ended up ranting for twenty straight minutes, with Stan Lee barely able to get a word in edgewise.

In another talk, he discusses the varying salaries of Hollywood actors and how much easier it is for filmmakers like himself to manage the budget of their films. He also shares anecdotes about his time working on his upcoming directing projects and how he feels that every project is different from the last.

In the second part, Kevin Smith welcomes his friends Jason Mewes, Scott Mosier, and Anthony Snitzer to the stage for a more interactive Q&A session. The group are complimented on their hilarious personalities and how well they work together.

Many of the audience questions are centered around the trio’s stories of being on the set of their various projects, while others are more focused on their personal lives. Mosier is asked about how he feels about being a celebrity and how his life has changed since Clerks. Mewes and Snitzer are asked more personal questions like how they met their respective partners.

Throughout the documentary, Kevin Smith and his friends keep the audience laughing with crude jokes, absurd hypothetical scenarios, and witty retorts. The film also features a few brief snippets of interviews with other famous figures in the film world, including actor/comedian Wanda Sykes and filmmaker/writer Paul Thomas Anderson.

An Evening with Kevin Smith 2: Evening Harder is not just a film for Kevin Smith fans, but also an entertaining movie for anyone who loves comedy or getting a glimpse into the process of filmmaking. It is a documentary that showcases the sharp wit and sense of humor that made Kevin Smith famous in the first place. The film's wit, charm, and easygoing approach make it a must-watch for any Kevin Smith fan.