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"Clerks X" DVD Review
It's hard to believe that it's been ten years since Kevin Smith burst onto the scene with his independent breakthrough hit, "Clerks". Since then he's maintained a rather loyal following with subsequent follow-ups like "Chasing Amy" and "Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back". Filmed on a shoestring budget with no-name local talent and little more than an imaginative script, "Clerks" went on to become one of the biggest independent features released in 1994. For its tenth anniversary, Miramax has dug up anything and everything that any Clerks fan could possibly want. You get to see the original "festival circuit" director's cut version of the film with its original ending (though it is presented in somewhat shabby quality), a brand-new feature-length documentary, an animated adaption of a "lost scene", and tons of other cool special features. If you're even the smallest fan of Kevin Smith's debut film, this DVD should offer everything you want and then some.

A STRANGE (YET FUNNY) LITTLE FILM!
Kevin Smith's filmmaking debut, "Clerks" is an interesting film filled with interesting characters and situations. While it does have some un-needed moments (mostly involving sex), the film is funny, especially the moments with Jay and Silent Bob. The cast does a fine job, and Smith's direction shows the sign of a unique filmmaker. Definitley worth a look or two. Snootch to the Noonch!
Movie Grade: A-

Remember the number 36
If you like comedies, then buy this. A day in the life (the beatles reference) of clerks and friends of the clerks in a convenience store. Oh yeah, and remember the number 36.

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