Clerks, again

[Rev.Chuck]

Tenth anniversary edition, a rough cut but worth the watch. Best fartless movie ever made for people that arn't supposed to be there today.

[LordOpie]

how's it different?

[midgie]

I loved Dogma!
Mallrats was good.
I own Jay and Silent Bob strikes Back.
Chasing amy was really good.

Clerks was the olny movie of Kevin Smiths I didn't get into.
I don't know if it was just to much of a Guy movie or what, I just didn't find it funny.
Everyone I know loves this movie, except me.

[snickersnicker]

I really don't like this movie. And I love Dogma and Mallrats. I think it's because of the mood I was in when I first watched it, and the bad memories associated with it. Or maybe it's just not as good as people make it out to be.

[Rev.Chuck]

The edit is different, limited sound track, video and dialogue track are a little muddy. If you like Smith it is worth the watch. I like this the best of his movies. I prefer the release edit but this was good. I find this one to be better than MallRats, there was to big a budget for the scope of that movie.

[halfbiked]

The whiny protagonist is too friggin annoying, its hard to sit through the entire movie. "And I'm not even supposed to be at work today..." Poor boy. Grow a ball and do something about it.

[harlot]

Chasing Amy is one of my favorite films. Mallrats was Ben Affleck's finest film ever. I had the biggest crush on Jason Lee until he started doing big hollywood movies.

[citizen560]

Ditto on Chasing Amy.

I loved Clerks back in the day, and I'll even admit (with mild embarassment) that I own the Clerks animated series on DVD, and I watch it. I'm looking forward to seeing what that special edition Clerks has to offer when I rent it someday, but I already shelled out the cash for the "normal" version, and I'm far too financially challenged to go buy another version. I wish we consumers could be told well in advance to save our money and wait for special editions.

[-=£em in Pa=-]

I loved Dogma!
Mallrats was good.
I own Jay and Silent Bob strikes Back.
Chasing amy was really good.

Clerks was the olny movie of Kevin Smiths I didn't get into.
I don't know if it was just to much of a Guy movie or what, I just didn't find it funny.
Everyone I know loves this movie, except me.

How did I get into this thread this late !!??!!
These are some of my fav-0 flix ! I love clerks !
Two years ago a wacko motorcycle friend arranged a tour whereas we
would ride all over the nether regions of Jersey to see the actual places
where some of this stuff took place. A little too much free time ? :p
Some people are offended by Dogma but I thought it was great and the underlying
message about religious zealotism was not offensive at all.
I thought J & SB Strike back was an effort to go totally commercial but still funny
nonetheless.......
Now Im going to have to watch them this weekend !

[-=£em in Pa=-]

The whiny protagonist is too friggin annoying, its hard to sit through the entire movie. "And I'm not even supposed to be at work today..." Poor boy. Grow a ball and do something about it.

Yep. :eek:

[midgie]

J & SB strikes back was hilarious. There is no Shermer, Illinois AARRGGGHHHH!!
I loved how they tied everybody in at the end, at the movie premier. They even mention the dead guy in Clerks.

Dogma was so spot on, and written by a catholic. I'd have to say, highlight is Alan Rickman & Chris Rock
"Know him? The Brother owes me money"
I'll watch anything with Alan Rickman in it. Galaxy Quest is great. "Its always about you, isn't it".

Off Topic - Anybody else notice "Little Tim" when Tim Allen is looking for his shoes? :lol:

[sbeatonNJ]

Kevin Smith dated a girl I worked with and who lived around the corner from me. It was funny he hit on her and she had no idea who he was I was like you are a moron. She though his I make movie thing was a line. He's cool dude and if you like his movies you should check out An Evening with Kevin Smith, friggin hilarious.