Post by MovieManiac on Nov 7, 2004 14:50:13 GMT -5
MM here to tell you about one of the greatest series of movies I've ever seen. The New Jersey Series. You probably have no idea what I'm talking about, but when I tell you the movies, you will know.
The first title in the series is the most famous:
CLERKS
The story revolves around a convenience store clerk named Dante, who is called in to work on Saturday. After a very bad thing like this, could anything be worse? Of course it could. The store windows won't open, a man in the store causes a riot, and he has to put up with the troublemakers out side, the infamous Jay and Silent Bob. And if you think that this is bad, it keeps getting badder. His friend Randell from the Video Store next door causes many problems by convencing him to do stupid things, and during all this, he gets broken up by his girlfriend Veronica.
Even though this movie seems like a real downer, it is actually very funny,and has an ending to make it all a classic. this movie was submitted to the Cannes Film Festival, and it would have won if it had not been shown the same year as the Tarntino movie: PULP FICTION. CLERKS X has just been released for the 10th Anniversery of CLERKS on a 3-disc DVD. I highly recommend this DVD, or at least a rental of this classic.
I do hereby dub this movie 9/10!
The first title in the series is the most famous:
CLERKS
The story revolves around a convenience store clerk named Dante, who is called in to work on Saturday. After a very bad thing like this, could anything be worse? Of course it could. The store windows won't open, a man in the store causes a riot, and he has to put up with the troublemakers out side, the infamous Jay and Silent Bob. And if you think that this is bad, it keeps getting badder. His friend Randell from the Video Store next door causes many problems by convencing him to do stupid things, and during all this, he gets broken up by his girlfriend Veronica.
Even though this movie seems like a real downer, it is actually very funny,and has an ending to make it all a classic. this movie was submitted to the Cannes Film Festival, and it would have won if it had not been shown the same year as the Tarntino movie: PULP FICTION. CLERKS X has just been released for the 10th Anniversery of CLERKS on a 3-disc DVD. I highly recommend this DVD, or at least a rental of this classic.
I do hereby dub this movie 9/10!