The View Askewniverse watch order
Kevin Smith's interlinked comedies, held together by Jay and Silent Bob, the Quick Stop and a lot of running jokes that pay off films later.
- 1
Clerks 1994
Not on a subscription service in the UK, but you can rent or buy it
Stream on
Paramount+
Kanopy
Hoopla - 2
Mallrats 1995
Not on a subscription service in the UK, but you can rent or buy it
Not on a subscription service in the US, but you can rent or buy it
- 3
- 4
- 5
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back 2001
Not on a subscription service in the UK, but you can rent or buy it
Stream on
Paramount+
Kanopy
Hoopla+1 more - 6
- 7
Jay and Silent Bob Reboot 2019
Not on a subscription service in the UK, but you can rent or buy it
Stream on
MovieSphere+
Plex
Tubi - 8
- 1
Mallrats 1995
Not on a subscription service in the UK, but you can rent or buy it
Not on a subscription service in the US, but you can rent or buy it
- 2
Clerks 1994
Not on a subscription service in the UK, but you can rent or buy it
Stream on
Paramount+
Kanopy
Hoopla - 3
- 4
- 5
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back 2001
Not on a subscription service in the UK, but you can rent or buy it
Stream on
Paramount+
Kanopy
Hoopla+1 more - 6
- 7
Jay and Silent Bob Reboot 2019
Not on a subscription service in the UK, but you can rent or buy it
Stream on
MovieSphere+
Plex
Tubi - 8
Worth knowing. Mallrats is set the day before Clerks, but Clerks is the better first film and sets up most of the in-jokes. Strike Back is built almost entirely from callbacks to the four films before it.
Where to stream it
YouTube (free)2 of 8 films
Lionsgate+2 of 8 films
MUBI1 of 8 films
4 films aren't on any subscription service in the UK. Use "Where to watch" to rent or buy them.
MovieSphere+4 of 8 films
Kanopy3 of 8 films
Hoopla3 of 8 films
Tubi3 of 8 films
1 film isn't on any subscription service in the US. Use "Where to watch" to rent or buy it.
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