Clerks II: The Passion of the Clerks

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Clerks II: The Passion of the Clerks

Postby BobTheGoon » August 28th 2004 2:02 am

http://www.newsaskew.com/

My god, he's actually doing it. I'm kinda sad, because Smith hasn't produced anything quality since his Daredevil run (most of his Green Arrow run was predictable, but enjoyable). Also unfortunate, this will be live action. Something tells me it won't retain the charm of the first film, and probably won't be nearly as entertaining as the animated series.

Oh well, I'd love to be wrong about this.
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Postby Dr.FunkyPants » January 18th 2005 1:36 pm

I disagree, Chasing Amy was pretty good, and the rest are entertaining enough.

Can't say any good words for Jersey Girl though.
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Postby Artmaul » January 21st 2005 2:32 pm

I disagree.

I think all of his movies are bad.
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Postby KitFisto » February 10th 2005 11:25 pm

Seen them all, loved them all.
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Postby Toggle » February 15th 2005 7:44 pm

I haven't even approached wanted to seeing Jersey Girl.

All of his other stuff, I love though, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back to a lesser degree --- not a terribly huge fan of the big dick and fart joke extravaganzas. The cartoon was great though.

His best movies are Clerks and Chasing Amy, imo. I can't wait to see Clerks 2, especially if its a return to his "roots."
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Postby RiseLordVader » March 7th 2005 9:57 pm

Mallrats and Clerks are my 2 favorites. The rest are good too, aside from Jersey Girl...
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Postby KitFisto » March 20th 2005 12:12 pm

Johnny_H wrote:a argument over wether Superman could Beat Spawn ( yeah yeah hes superman and cant die i know ).


Spawn is dead already though and he has the forces of Helll behind him... the discussion comes down to which is more powerful, the sun or hell ?
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Postby KitFisto » March 20th 2005 1:56 pm

JimDangle wrote:Im sure Spawn could pick up some kryptonite from Lex Luthor or Batman and fuck Superman up.



spawn doesn't need kryptonite...
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Postby KitFisto » March 21st 2005 12:06 am

JimDangle wrote:I guess maybe it is more the delivery I am talking about. It seems unnatural. I know they are actors reading lines from a script but it shouldn't come across that way.


if it comes off as if they are reading from a script it's SHIT ACTING
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Postby Fantana » March 24th 2005 3:18 am

I think Kevin's early films were the best... Chasing Amy probably on top only because it delt with the most dramatic subject out of the three (between clerks and mallrats)...

But come on... Dogma had its funny parts, and Smith wasn't going for any of the first 3 films feel with JaSB... that had all sorts of celebs, and was funnier than hell...

To quote Office Space... "I celebrate the guy's entire collection."
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Postby dj-anakin » May 12th 2005 2:09 pm

i will override you all and say

kevin smith is a god!








also, i don't see you guys out making movies. clerks was wicked low budget, but it was great. goes to show not everything is about explosions and breasts [altho, every good movie should have a good pair].
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Postby Altair » May 30th 2006 8:29 am

Hmmm... weird it hasn't been posted before, but an official Trailer for Clerks II has long been released, plus a short clip from the movie, and an online exclusive trailer, that is way better than the "official" one, imho.

[align=center][font=Courier New]ten years ago...
they were going nowhere...
sadly,
they've finally arrived[/font]

Clerks 2 Official Trailer
Clerks 2 Internet Exclusive Trailer
Clerks 2 Clip from Cannes

aaaaand... last but not least, Making of Clerks 2 footages: http://www.clerks2.com/trainwreck/index.php[/align]


I can say all this stuff is frickin' cool.... especially the "Danger, danger. My name is Anakin. My shitty acting is ruining saga."-part and the Silence of the Lambs hommage with Q Lazzarus's Goodbye Horses are hilarious :) - and Rosario Dawson dancing in that tanktop to King Diamond's Welcome Home is just great, too...
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Postby BrotherTheFirst » May 30th 2006 10:31 am

this is a good thing.
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Postby Altair » June 17th 2006 8:18 am

Three new posters to Clerks II:

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Re: Clerks II: The Passion of the Clerks

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