Review of Clerks II (2006) by Nicole S — 14 Jan 2011
What was expected to be another lackluster Kevin Smith film following his release of 'Jersey Girl' in 2004, 'Clerks II' delivers on almost every level the first Clerks hit upon. Following Dante Hicks and Randall Graves yet again, the clerks have relocated to Moobie's, following the accidental destruction of the Quick Stop at the hands of Randall's forgetfulness.
Dante is on the cusp of marriage and moving away to Florida with his fiancee, leaving Randall behind. Smith and Jason Mewes also reprise their roles as Jay and Silent Bob, who have also relocated to Moobie's, following their time in rehab.
Clerks II is filled with your expected Kevin Smith-esque dialogue, chock-full with gratuitous gross-out, off-color, and beyond the line of racist jokes, anything you could expect from such a film. Although it lacks the fire and some of the chemistry contained in the original, Clerks II still delivers on every level you would expect it to.
As a Smith fan, quite obviously a must-see. As any other movie fan, still a must-see, although the film contains many in-jokes from within the series, it is still a very well made, uniquely heart-filled comedy that won't disappoint.
This review of Clerks II (2006) was written by Nicole S on 14 Jan 2011.
Clerks II has generally received positive reviews.
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