Clerks II
18,038
Comedy
At the age of 33, New Jersey mini-mart clerks and best friends Dante Hicks and Randal Graves have it made - they work with each other, slack off all day, and get paid for it. But when the local Quick Stop that has been their entire life and livelihood suffers a cataclysm, Dante and Randal have to do the unthinkable: find new minimum-wage jobs.
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"In place of the sharply etched observational humor of the original, which featured a host of no-name actors in memorably quirky performances, we now get mostly raunch and some flaccid cameos" | ||||
"Kevin Smith's most enjoyable film since, well, Clerks lacks much of its predecessor's outsider edge, but you'll probably be laughing too hard to care." | ||||
"An agreeable mischievous romp" | ||||
"Dawson turns out to be a necessary ingredient, propelling the emotional core of the film forward, while somehow convincing the audience that a smart, attractive woman could find a schlub like Dante desirable." | ||||
a sweet little fable about how sometimes the life that you think could be so much better is actually pretty damn good already. Read full review | ||||
"It has a more authentic everyday feel than a lot of movies. But it's also very talky and philosophical for a comedy" |
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