Jay and Silent Bob in animated adventure in manner of "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back", just more politically incorrect, more vulgar and more over the top. Not quite original or high quality, but definitely entertaining. They spoofed everything - Guardians of the Galaxy, Spiderman, Daredevil, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Captain America, Clerks, Batman, X-Men, Carrie, Superman, Star Wars, Back to the Future. Racial and homosexual jokes are implied.

• What kind of comic book could this be without quick cameo from Stan the Man...
• Marvelous!
• You two think you're the only superheroes in the world? Hey, you became part of the bigger universe now.
• You mean DC universe?
• No, no that emo crap. I'm here to talk to you about joining the Stan's Avengers initiative.

Jay and Silent Bob hit the lottery jackpot, and use their cash windfall to become crime-fighting superheroes.

This short film should have been along the same lines and the same animation style as the failed (but loved) cartoon series. This, however, is not the case, and rather seems to use "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back" as its jumping off point. From there, it is an endless stream of jokes that are crude even by Kevin Smith's standards (the obsession with penis jokes, ejaculation and anal sex never stops).

Smith's legions of fans seem to be going strong. Shrinking, perhaps, but still a powerful force, and surely many will watch this film. One suspects, however, that few will really enjoy it.

I honestly rate "Jay and Silent Bob Strikes Back" as one of the funniest movies. But this... man I dunno what's up. It's just not funny. None of the plot, gags, situations or lines are funny, Nothing is original. I believe it takes genius to make stupid things funny. It's really lacking here. But enough on the content. What about the animation? Well it's awful. Badly drawn, no style. Not in a funny way like South Park. Badly animated, but not in an aesthetic way like TV-anime where frames are dropped and motion is reduced to the bare minimum using ingenious methods. No, it's just really poor. I like Kevin Smith's movies up to around Clerks 2 then it all went to crap. I actually think Jay and Silent Bob hold their own as characters, while Blunt Man and Chronic is just an empty void of infantile ideas with no backbone.