Clerks (Collector's Series) | Jeff Anderson, Lee Bendick

Clerks (Collector's Series) | Jeff Anderson, Lee Bendick | Intresting Movie

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	Clerks (Collector's Series) Jeff Anderson, Lee Bendick Miramax, 1999 average customer review:based on 450 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

A cult classic by Kevin Smith

If somebody will tell you, that you can not make a good movie without a budget for sets, extras and special effects, show him this movie and proof him wrong.

90%+ of the whole movie happens within or in front of a small service store (just like the gas station stores, without the gas station). The rest happens on the roof of the store, the neighbouring video rental store and If I counted correctly one off site location for a single less than a minute scene.

The humor is hilarious and down to earth. The real aspect of the conversations makes the movie so great. The long awaited sequel Clerks 2 did fall a bit short regarding that.

The Jokes (verbal and practical) are for adults and not kids. Foul language is being used, but last time I checked on the street, it's being used there too :).

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Intresting Movie

I had decided to check out clerks cause i liked Jay and Silent Bob Striked Back, and i wanted to see where it all began. I started out thinking that it would be T and A humor like JASBSB but what i got was one of the funniest movies that i have seen in a while.
At first i had trouble getting into it because of the low quality of the film, but before i knew it i was sucked into their dialouge, and had spent a day at the quick stop, with Dante and Randall.
What i think is as intresting as the dialouge, is the making of the movie. It was basically made by a couple of clerks filming in the store after closing hours. It gives Inspiration to wannabe filmmakers like me.
Clerks. 5/5

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a loved gift

my daughter in law loved her movie the shipping was fast and in good shape thanks

I used to love this flick. Now I don't.

A decade or so ago, I was crazy about this movie. It was on my top 20 list. Then, as the years went by, I analyzed what I love about it. The bad acting? The mediocre script? The fact that I laughed about 4 times? What did I love? Silent Bob who didn't say anything throughout the movie? Anyway, I bought it for a friend recently, who works in a convenient store because I thought she'd relate to it. She didn't think it was great, but at least mildly amusing. Nowadays, I honestly think that Clerks is one of those that you're "supposed to love", but really, it's just okay.

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