Doesn't hold up after good start
Clerks was Kevin Smith’s breakthrough independent film about two friends Dante Hicks (Brian O’Halloran) who works at the Quick Stop and Randal Graves (Jeff Anderson) who is next door at the video shop. Because the movie was made on a shoestring budget almost the entire story takes place at the counters of the two shops and focuses upon funny and inane conversations.<br /><br />An example of the experiences the two clerks run into is a man who stops every person that goes into the Quick Stop to buy cigarettes. He pulls out what he claims is a person’s lung that has been decayed because of smoking cigarettes. He gets a small mob together and threatens to shut down the Quick Stop because it’s pedaling death sticks. It’s then revealed that he works for a gum company. Another time a woman with a small child asks Randal if he’s got a cartoon movie for her daughter. He tells her to wait as he has to place an order with a distributor. He then runs off a number of adult film titles right in front of the little kid.<br /><br />The problem is what starts off as a quirky comedy eventually runs its course and starts getting dry with just a few exceptions. The conversations aren’t as interesting except for one scene involving Dante’s ex-girlfriend.<br />C
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