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Summary: Ahead of its time
Review: I think it's safe to say this movie is a cult classic; my friends and I have seen it countless times.Kevin Smith's follow-up to 1994's "Clerks" was not-so-well-recieved by the critics. The box-office numbers didn't treat the flick too kindly, either. See? The stuff cult classics are made of. The critics were wrong and the movie goers must have been napping in late 1995, because this film is hysterical from start to finish. Buy this one, folks. You can't go wrong with a Kevin Smith movie. Buy it for the commentary, buy it for the deleted scenes (over one hour's worth), buy it for the witty dialog of Jason Lee, buy it to laugh at Jeremy London's acting skills; but most of all, buy it for the movie itself. While you're at it, buy "Clerks" and "Chasing Amy," too. And get a copy of "Dogma" (the best of the four) when it's released on DVD on May 2. Remember: Kevin Smith is the best screenwriter out there, so buy it. You won't be sorry.
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Summary: Best Movie Ever
Review: This is the funniest movie I have seen in a long time
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Summary: Kevin Smith Does It Again
Review: Much like the great Clerks, this DVD is amazing. A must have for any Kevin Smith fan! Lots of extras are in store for the viewer!
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Summary: The Funniest Movie In The World
Review: I loved the movie mallrats because I can relate to Brodie(Jason Lee) in the way that I like video games and if I could I would spend all my time at the mall. The best part in the movie is when Jay hits LaFours over the head with a baseball bat and quotes a line from a Superman movie.
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Summary: Lame
Review: This movie shows life as a mall rat. So, this movie goes nowhere fast. There is one topless nude scene which goes by quickly.
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Summary: Jason Lee...Actor?....Pro Skater?
Review: First of all, this is a very good film. Its not as funny or original as Clerks, but still good enough to warrant a cult following. For me, the most fascinating aspect of the film was seeing Jason Lee acting for the first time. Unless you weren't aware of it, Jason Lee was a very prominent professional skateboarder during the late 80's and early to mid 90's. He also jointly owned a successful Skateboard company called 'Stereo Skateoboards'. Jasons also starred in a Skatebording video called 'Blind video days' back in the late 80's. A video which is regarded by many as the best Skateboarding video ever. Its pretty amazing that both his first big Skating and Acting debuts led to cult status in different fields. Maybe shutting one door has opened another equally as rewarding.
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Summary: truly enjoyable...
Review: This is a show for the misunderstood slacker in all of us. It had so many things in it that made me laugh. The best thing I liked about the film was the cutting-edge dialogue...and running-gags. Especially, with the guy who is trying really hard to 'see' something, I don't want to blow it for you...but I can totally relate to his frustration! The cameo of Stan Lee was awesome for those of us comic lovers, and you can't go wrong with all of the behind-the-scenes stuff. Its always amazes me how much is left out of a film, and I was glad to see some of the shots that were cut, I could see why...it just made the film better. I liked the supporting cast better than the main cast for some reason, they seemed more developed in my opinion. Jay and Silent Bob were a crack-up. I want to see 'Clerks' now. Not a show for kids, of course, some of the dialogue is just too raw. Overall, this is totally worth seeing at least once.
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Summary: The funniest movie in the would
Review: I have seen this movie about a million times and it never get old. The coolest part in the movie is when Brodie is on the dating show with his friends T.S. and silent bob is trying to get the video tape by doing the jedi mind trick.
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Summary: THE BEST COMEDY EVER!
Review: This is the first film I watched by Kevin Smith. Its just the funniest thing I have ever seen. I must have watched it 20 times (No Joke)and it still makes me laugh. The DVD is the best, all the extra stuff makes a saddo like me happy. Ignore what all the critics or reviews say just get it dont even think about it!
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Summary: Mallrats
Review: When this movie first came out I read all the reviews. I wish I hadn't. When I finally got a chance to see Mallrats, I knew my appreciation of Kevin Smith as a writer/director/actor wasn't misplaced. If you haven't seen this movie, forget the critics, get some popcorn and Dots, kick back and enjoy.
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