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Clerks II dishes up much of the graphic humor and some of the insight that made the 1994 original a cult hit.
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The emetic outpouring of buddy love in the last reel deserves the adults-only certificate that the rest narrowly escapes. May 15, 2015 | Full Review…
The emetic outpouring of buddy love in the last reel deserves the adults-only certificate that the rest narrowly escapes.
Nigel Andrews
The laughs are still there. Sep 23, 2006 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
The laughs are still there.
Peter Bradshaw
While the film is rude and raucous throughout, it doesn't have a bad bone in its body, providing a joyous, celebratory swansong for the beloved characters. Sep 21, 2006 | Full Review…
While the film is rude and raucous throughout, it doesn't have a bad bone in its body, providing a joyous, celebratory swansong for the beloved characters.
Chris Tilly
Clerks II strikes its deepest chords when it appeals to the emotional security of a passionately provincial status quo. Aug 3, 2006
Clerks II strikes its deepest chords when it appeals to the emotional security of a passionately provincial status quo.
Andrew Sarris
It has a more authentic everyday feel than a lot of movies. But it's also very talky and philosophical for a comedy, which would be okay, except the philosophy is kind of shallow. Jul 24, 2006
It has a more authentic everyday feel than a lot of movies. But it's also very talky and philosophical for a comedy, which would be okay, except the philosophy is kind of shallow.
Roger Ebert
I like these characters a lot. Jul 24, 2006
I like these characters a lot.
Richard Roeper
What's truly unforgivable is the willful regression Aug 30, 2009 | Full Review…
What's truly unforgivable is the willful regression
Fernando F. Croce
More Empire than Jedi. Aug 21, 2009 | Full Review…
More Empire than Jedi.
Rob Nelson
Notably dubbed as the "gayest film ever" when it premiered at Cannes, "Clerks II" is nonetheless a slight improvement on Smith's original film. Apr 22, 2009 | Rating: D+ | Full Review…
Notably dubbed as the "gayest film ever" when it premiered at Cannes, "Clerks II" is nonetheless a slight improvement on Smith's original film.
Cole Smithey
Clerks II will resonate with viewers in Smith's age range (mid-thirties) in a way that goes beyond comedy. Jul 30, 2007 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Clerks II will resonate with viewers in Smith's age range (mid-thirties) in a way that goes beyond comedy.
Rob Gonsalves
Smith's "edge" is noticeably MIA in his cash-in-er-sequel, and it shows painfully. Jul 10, 2007 | Full Review…
Smith's "edge" is noticeably MIA in his cash-in-er-sequel, and it shows painfully.
Felix Vasquez Jr.
Smith's attempt to get all introspective about growing up yields a plot that is at core rather mawkish and cliched - but when it comes to writing hilariously juvenile lines, he still has the old magic. Jul 3, 2007 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
Smith's attempt to get all introspective about growing up yields a plot that is at core rather mawkish and cliched - but when it comes to writing hilariously juvenile lines, he still has the old magic.
Anton Bitel
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