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Kevin Smith's most underrated film (besides Jersey Girl, of course)
Mallrats gives us a viewing of a day in the life for two teenagers, T.S. and Brodie, as they wander around all day in a local mall while the girls who recently dumped them do the same. The two guys encounter characters like Jay, Silent Bob, 15-year old sex novel author Trish the Dish, 3-D visionally challenged Willam (the guy just wants to see the sailboat!) and many others. T.S. and Brodie have decided that they will attempt to win back the hearts of their ex-girlfriends before scumbags like Brodie's arch nemesis Shannon Hamilton get to have sex with them in very uncomfortable places, while Jay and Silent Bob attempt to wreck one of their ex-girlfriend's father's game show in the meantime.

A casual Mallrats viewer review
My brother has seen this film a dozen times and I recently checked it out for the first time. Mallrats is a cult classic film in the Kevin Smith collection. The film was released in 1995 before Kevin was a pop culture icon. 10 years later the film has been re-released in a special 10th anniversary edition. Brodie's girlfriend crawls from his basement bedroom window and leaves him with a letter breaking off their relationship. T.S. is also dealing with the fact that his girl has left him. What are they to do? They head to the mall where they encounter some very unique characters including Jay and Silent Bob. This film is hilarious and the new special edition includes the theatrical version and an all new extended version. Shannen Doherty, Jeremy London, Priscilla Barnes, Jason Lee and Claire Forlani appear in the film.

Yes, the film is wonderful and all that but buy the DVD for the bonus features. You must watch the brief Q&A with Kevin Smith. He declares that he was masturbating while he was editing the special edition DVD. Kevin Smith is a fool. He is so funny.



Somebody tell me!
"Mallrats" is absolutely the finest feature film I was ever in. What I wanna know is, am I in this edition? Those of you who have the original DVD will have noticed the two network execs trying to crawl into the basement window with contract offers for "Mr. Quint" - This scene was deleted because of script alterations. If you've seen the new edit, please report: Has this "basement scene" been re-instated in the film "proper"? or does it still just exist as a "deleted" scene? This is important to me: I'm the first executive in the window! If I'm in the new edit, I'm buying this here DVD!!

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