Title: in heaven, there is no beer
Product review: OK, this has got to be the most irreverent film since 'Life of Brian', and Smith even seems to be paying homage to this work in places. The placement of George Carlin, one of our favorite religious commentary/critic comics as a reformational cardianl was quite apropriate. Smith is taking advantage of the larger budget to pull in some star power, as well as Affleck and Damon's now famous/popular mugs. As such, the film loses the DIY sensibility and roughness of his previous works, and should really be considered a separate piece, not really following the same indie criteria of the 'New Jersey trilogy', although a few references to the previous movies sneak in.While I think that this is probably Smith's funniest film as a satire, I still think 'Chasing Amy' is the best of his 4 works for its combination of humor and tragedy.
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