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Review on all 7 films of the Jersey saga, Not just Mallrats.
One of the best Kevin Smith films. I will review them all on this one review.

Clerks - 5/5, The first film based on the Jersey peeps, One of the best too, Look what smoking does to you, You can have that picture, haha that part is classic! Arguably the best Kevin Smith film...

MallRats - 5/5 The almost equally good sequal to Clerks, focusing on the consumer, not the workers, I heard you were a big fan of chocolate covered pretzels, Another classic scene...

Chasing Amy - 3/5 OK, I thought Smiths ilms weres supposed to be hilarious, Not as much Jay, Bob, Brodie, T.S., Dante, Randal, I dont get it... One of the worst in the series...

Dogma - 3/5 You start to think Smith is falling off, First Chasing Amy, then this, Dont get me wrong, they are both OK films, but after the great Clerks, and MallRats, You would think he was losing it until...

Clerks : The Animated Series - 5/5 HAHA, I don't care if its animated or clean, This is awsome, about time we get to have more adventures with Dante & Randall, Smith strts getting his comedy back!!...

Jay & Silent Bob Strike back - 5/5, Yeah he got it back, This is funny, Lots of good adventures with the best charactars... (possibly) ever!!!...

Jersey Girl - 4/5, Yeah Im mad, Jay & Bob arent hear, or any of the other great charactars, funny, but bring the vulgar, funny charactars we like back!!!

Great films, Start with Clekrs & Mallrats, then Jay & Bob S.B., & The animated Clerks DVD, then get Dogma, Jersey Girl, & Chasing Amy.



It was much better than Cats
It was much better than Cats. I'm going to see it again and again.

If Clerks is a 5, Mallrats is a 4.9
Ok, no one can take away the credit for how Kevin Smith pulled off Clerks but for me Mallrats is a dead tie. This is a brilliant movie with the best performance that Jason Lee has ever had. If Animal House is Belushi's movie, Mallrats is Lee's. No one except for Jeff Anderson (Randall in Clerks) has given me laughs with Smith's brilliant dialogue more than Lee. Also, I loved the slightly campy Road Runner/Coyote fued that Jay and Silent Bob develops as they are trying to ruin the dating show. It's really rare when someone tries to capture the spirit of such a thing anymore with live action... let alone pulls it off. So take Mallrats for what it is, a follow up to a dark horse success that has more than one great performance, many terrific laughs, awesome dialogue and situational humor (obviously), and even a surprise cameo here or there (even from Three's Company if you dig deep enough into the cast list, Miss Ivannah if you were stumped).

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