CLERKS II (2006) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | Reaction & Commentary | take me back to the QUIK STOP!

[@sean437]

Today, I learned two things. 1. Shanelle has evidently not seen Silence of the Lambs, which must be rectified. 2. Shanelle agrees with Randall about LotR. I'm gonna stick around but I can't forgive that. lol edit: third thing, Randall agrees with Kevin Smith... man that hurts lol

[@Artman1991]

I agree with her about LOTR, but only because I hate giant goddamn spiders.

[@HobGungan]

Why not both?

[@HobGungan]

@@darkstar3116 Star Wars I-VI and the 6 Middle-Earth movies are both represented in my Top 5 favorite films (and choosing which of the Tolkien films to represent the franchise since I usually list one per series to avoid clutter was the hardest choice of all of them)

[@pigeonboy958]

I hate lord of the rings and I tolerate the first two star wars movies.

[@MrWhatdafuBOOM]

​@@Artman1991That's pretty bad reasoning.

[@BadassRaiden]

Jay doing that whole, "would you fuck me?" and singing the "goodbye horses" while tucking is a reference to Silence of the Lambs.

[@phunkjnky]

I have "Goodbye Horses" on playlists just to see the look people faces first the head nod to the beat, and then the revulsion when they realize where they know it from.

[@karlack2682]

I am guessing our hostess has not seen it form her reaction lol.

[@WildmouseX-u5d]

The tuck is officially referred to as a Mangina.

[@danielbrooks5585]

@@karlack2682 she has, probably been awhile though

[@BDogg2023]

Always bummed when reactors don’t get the reference. But I try to remember how many times I’d seen silence of the lambs before this came out.

[@GrandManor]

This movie got an 8-minute ovation after a screening at the Cannes Film Festival.

[@isthatwhatemptymeans8222]

Randall's speech in the jail cell is the best thing Kevin has written IMO

[@kevinramsey417]

I love Dante's reaction when Randall says he'd buy the Kwik Stop and run it himself, he's like " Holy sh**, that's a great idea!"

[@CrowTRobot]

People who love this movie and people who hate this movie all seem to find common ground when it comes to the ending, definitely some of Smith’s strongest stuff.

[@mrkelso]

Totally agree, loved that scene. Didn't feel too long to me at all.

[@mcgilj1]

​@@kevinramsey417I love just how wound up Randall gets.. He's totally not letting anyone know just how much that place really meant to him.. Like in the opening the look on Dante's face as the store burns.. Neither one really want to about how much that place is part of them.

[@spikejr3113jr]

It’s even better when you find out the idea to buy the quick stop was originally going to come from silent bob but the actors thought it made more sense for Randal to have the idea, Kevin Smith agreed so that’s how they filmed it.

[@maximillianosaben]

13:41 - The line was originally, "What smells like nail polish?" But actor Jeff Anderson accidentally said, "What smells like shoe polish?" So they changed it to what ended up in the movie.

[@adnap]

Shanelle, I worked at Alamo Drafthouse in 2006 and can tell you from experience, that this film was ALWAYS packed for weeks to months. Pretty much The whole staff loved it too. This and The 40 Year Old Virgin were like the top two favorite movies to clean, and serve food to around that time. They were packed house for much longer than anyone expected. This is also one of my favorite Kevin Smith films.

[@TheJamieRamone]

Dude, jelly!

[@spcmegreg]

Wanda Sykes and Earthquake actually ad libbed their lines in their scene. The spit that the actor who played “ the sexy stud” spat was not intentionally supposed to be that thick but it was good they kept it in. Then of course Kevin Smith’s mother reprising her role as the lady looking at the expiration dates of all the milk at the end.

[@likecrazyhorse]

I'm the Oxford Dictionary entry for "White Person" and saw this in a predominately black theater. An older couple left about 8 minutes in, and then when Randall said "p*rch m*nkey" the entire theater erupted in laughter and didn't stop until well after the scene ended.

[@Shoofyou10]

The “goodbye horses” scenes where Jay does the tuck is a Silence of the Lambs reference. The old lady that checks all the milk at the quick stop in Kevin Smith’s mother in both clerks movies. It’s not part of the Vieweskewniverse but Kevin Smith wrote and directed a comedy called Zach and Miri Make a Porno that stars Seth Rogan and Elisabeth Banks that you might consider checking out.

[@mikes6457]

YES

[@jayholland2632]

My favorite scene was the "pillowpants" interaction between Elias and Randall. The shock and confusion on Randall's face is priceless.

[@Madbandit77]

When I saw the horror comedy "Teeth", Elias didn't sound that crazy to me...🤔

[@markmcgee2417]

I loved that Kevin used the score from The Shining for that scene.

[@snidefultodd]

I love this movie more than half as much as it deserves.

[@procrastinator99]

I both understood and appreciated this reference.

[@EmperorSmith]

@@procrastinator99 and my axe!

[@QuayNemSorr]

The pillowpants scene is so freakin' funny. The music from the Shining kicking in with Randall's terrified face is pure genius.

[@jimtatro6550]

For a movie with a donkey show scene, this film has a lot of heart. Randall’s speech in the jail cell brought tears to my eyes in the theater.😅

[@surlycanadian]

I use to have that Ranger Danger shirt that Randal wears. Smith said during one of his recorded chats-all-night-at-an-audience that the Mooby’s location was a closed Burger King. They rented out a cheesy motel right next to it during filming and Jason Mewes completely customized his room with furniture and decor from Target. He didn’t want to leave when they wrapped filming; asked if he could stay. Smith told him he was getting a sweetheart rate for renting out 50 rooms. When he found out how much he’d have to pay for one room on his own he immediately was ready to leave

[@mcfierce]

The number on the fire truck at the end was 37, obviously a call back to the original Clerks.

[@zbennalley]

I love that dance scene because it's the first time Kevin Smith did a dance number and moved the camera but also to me *THAT* look he gives to the woman he loves and realizing he loves her to me is the feeling I feel. It's like that feeling you can't express but you know it when you see it.

[@jamielandis4308]

I fell in love with Rosario Dawson during the dance scene. You can never go wrong with “The Talking Heads.” When I ran a bakery, my employees and I always made fun of our customers; we figured someone was out there making fun of us so it was justified. There is an episode of “Rescue Me” where the crew has to go to sensitivity class and they proceed, via racial slurs, to traumatize the instructor. It’s gold. Every number in the soundtrack is fantastic. Fear not! “Clerks III” is out there!

[@HenrikAskestad]

Everyone did.

[@CrowTRobot]

Yeah the song choices in this were perfect. Talking Heads, Smashing Pumpkins and ending on a classic Soul Asylum song to pay homage to the first movie.

[@SonOfMuta]

13:03 "Is this guy in LOTR?" Yes, that's Sean Astin he played Samwise Gamgee. He also played Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger in Rudy

[@MiketheCabbie]

I was introduced to Rosario Dawson in Men In Black II (I never saw "Kids"), but it was THIS movie that made me fall head-over-heels for her.

[@jkhoover]

Josie and the Pussycats would be the first movie I saw her in. That was in theaters, back when I saw everything possible.

[@Madbandit77]

I saw her first in "Sin City" and I thought she was pretty cool. She only has like three scenes in "Kids", which is a totally mindfuck of a film. I don't know if Shanelle could handle it.

[@BB13131313]

I first saw her in Light it Up.. she's a really good actress, kind of underrated..

[@TheJamieRamone]

@@jkhoover Same here!

[@Goomyx1492]

Honestly, I think the Donkey scene is hilarious. The way that it just keeps getting worse and the culmination of everything coming to a head at the same time had me in stitches. It kind of goes without saying, but it’s really only funny because it’s fake, and obviously no animal is harmed during the scene in any way.

[@Madbandit77]

Plus the editing of the scene (kudos, Kevin) makes it more graphic in the viewer's mind.

[@nickoftime5759]

I remember Roger Ebert’s critique of this one: Filthy mouth, heart of gold.

[@rodentnolastname6612]

Aaaaand she totally missed the "Silence of the Lambs" reference 😞

[@seansho]

the reason jason lee looks so different is he had a sitcom called My Name is Earl. he played Earl who had a big stache and sideburns.

[@saiconjr]

Not only did I see this in theaters, on the DVD I'm named in special thank you credits to the people on Myspace who did promoting of the movie on early social media. I mean, it was a LOT of people on that list but I was just happy my small contributions got noticed

[@piratetv1]

My name's in there too

[@joey_dangerously]

I'm there, too

[@gjchawks17]

I'm there as well. So glad you commented this and others have replied as well. So nice to find people who were huge fans of this project over 15 years later

[@dustyb58]

haha, yeah, another backer here

[@3DJapan]

I worked in a video store for a couple weeks in 1999. Then they didn't need me anymore, then shortly after that they closed.

[@slumbynature4557]

I was waiting for you to do this one. For me, Clerks 2 seems like a product of it's time and still holds up for me. Especially with the LOTR scene. I saw this movie in theaters when it first came out in theaters and everyone was dying laughing. Especially during Randall's speech about bringing it back and pillow pants. It's honestly one of my favorites. I get that it's not everyone's cup of tea and that's cool. But the whole film is supposed to be about Dante and Randall "finding themselves" in the world and accepting that it's ok to live a life that you enjoy that others may not find "attractive". As long as you have what you want and what makes you happy, that's all that matters.

[@joeblankenship377]

Somebody should make a compilation of Shanelle looking at the camera and going "guys?" whenever something weird is happening in a movie.

[@legionkahn]

The 3rd movie is so good. It gives you such a new side to Randall and Dante. Just have some tissues handy.

[@MrParkerman6]

No, 3 blows and is the worst thing Kevin Smith has ever made.

[@CHRISTIANNWO]

No spoilers dude!

[@robertfloyd3081]

@@MrParkerman6no that would be reboot.

[@bobkilla430]

I miss video stores too. My first introduction of a kevin smith movie was at blockbuster with a friend, asking an employee what he recommended & brought us chasing amy. Great times

[@LukeMaynard]

I've REALLY been enjoying your Kevin Smith watches, but I honestly can't wait to see you do Clerks III, which absolutely wrecked me when I watched it. I do enjoy all his films, and the Jay & Silent Bob ones are good silly fun. But it feels in so many ways like the Clerks Trilogy is his masterpiece, and the other fun movies he's made feel like what he does for fun and money while he's waiting for the cast to age up to the right ages for each installment. They stand on their own as "serious" art in a way that not everything I love about Kevin Smith does. We should have known based on Dante's name that there was going to be a three-part Divine Comedy coming, and I by "Divine Comedy" I ain't talking about Dogma.

[@minako134]

I loooove that Alanis Morisette song at the end "You See Everything", also great since she had that cameo in Dogma :D

[@jrobwoo688]

I was a fan. I cracked up watching this movie in theaters. It was pretty shocking when the donkey scene happened. But I can can see why Smith did that. In Clerks there was off-screen necrophilia, I mean, how else can you top that shocking moment?

[@TheJamieRamone]

I mean, you gotta be as blind as Anne Frank to not see how brilliant that was! 😉

[@williammccollom6847]

I saw this movie in theaters and yes everyone in there was busting a gut throughout the whole thing.

[@Artman1991]

One of the best things Kevin’s done recently was a video he did with People Magazine in which he was upfront and honest about his mental health. He’s so brave to talk about what had been going on in his life.

[@ShanelleRiccio]

I do love him for that! he's so great

[@Madbandit77]

Amen. Whether you like his work or not, Kevin's one of the few film directors who puts his heart and soul out on Front Street, and you can't help but admire that.

[@CrowTRobot]

You might also enjoy This Movie Is Not Rated, a documentary about the MPAA’s rating system. Lots of interview segments from Kevin Smith sharing his experiences with censorship.

[@tempsitch5632]

@@CrowTRobotAlthough the doc concentrated a little too mich on revealing who the mpaa reviwers are, it does reveal an amazingly idiotic system. And as you said, good interviews.

[@3DJapan]

Exciting to hear some Soul Asylum at the end.

[@CaptainMaakasu]

I just found your channel and have now binged all the View Askew videos ^^ I love seeing how you're getting more and more invested in the View Askewniverse, I'm looking forward to seeing/hearing your thoughts on the rest of them!

[@scornedbutstoned7166]

Can’t wait to hear your thoughts on Clerks 3, Clerks 2 is by far my favorite of the three. The jail scene at the end makes the movie for me, Randall breaking down like that Jeff Anderson killed it with his performance!

[@willis369]

When you gonna do clerks 3?! it's so good

[@SaltyFrosticles]

Always love returning to the ViewAskewniverse

[@Vulcanerd]

The look on Shan’s face when Jay was doing the Buffalo Bill impression... 😂

[@ChrisMovieMisfit]

Trust me, you're going to LOVE Clerks III. Yes, we are back at the Quick Stop and thats all I'll say. I love all these movies, some more than others, and the Clerks trilogy is great! But for different reasons as each movie is different from each other, but since you loved the first one, you're going to love what they do in Clerks III

[@skeyefold]

Kevin Smith sucks as a writer. The conversations between the characters is so pretentious.

[@UnwantedHighlightsChannel]

randall really carries this movie with his performance in the jail cell, hes not a 'big time' actor and he really stepped up

[@mattderringer7404]

As a pubescent teen in 06’ when this movie came out I can say this movie had me and my friends in stitches on a Friday night after school and there was no better place to be than there at the time. 😅

[@J.Artan6]

I remember seeing this film when I was 16 in 2007 and falling so hard in love with Rosario Dawson.

[@iChristyD]

I can’t wait till you watch Jay and Silent Bob: Reboot and then Clerks 3, bring a tissue for both really, big especially Clerks 3!! I was a sobbing mess the first time and each time after.

[@binkle76]

Funny thing is that you can't really appreciate Clerks II until seeing Clerks III, because it does all eventually pay off. This is a rare example of a movie that is made better retroactively. I once tweeted Kevin Smith that I thought he inverted the Star Wars Trilogy- Clerks= A New Hope; Clerks II= Return of the Jedi (ironically, given the dialogue); Clerks III=Empire Strikes Back. He responded in the affirmative that that was how he saw these entries, too.

[@rallyking13]

This is my favourite Smith film. It has more heart than his earlier stuff, but still has more of an edge than later stuff. Clerks 3 is very different again to the other two films and I think it’s important to remember that these films have an autobiographical quality to Smith. They each tell a story with a point of view from where he is in his life now. They capture a moment in time.

[@sachaallari592]

There is a Clerks animated series set between these films including a few short films like The Flying car short on You Tube

[@Theomite]

There's JAY & SILENT BOB REBOOT after this, and then CLERKS III. Just know...a lot of us consider CLERKS III to be a travesty. I'm one of them.

[@anthonytobin2337]

If you want more fun Quick Stop you should watch Clerks Animated Series. Only ran 6 episodes of about 20 minutes each. Was made after “Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back” and before “Clerks 2”.

[@john-ericcervini3179]

Actually, the animated series was made between "Dogma" and "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back", airing on ABC in 2000. ABC canceled the show after two episodes. Then in 2002 Cartoon Network aired the remaining episodes. Which may be why you thought it was made between "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back" and "Clerks 2".

[@williampilling2168]

Jason Lee was shooting "My Name is Earl", which is why he looks different, and wasn't one of his other characters.

[@jrobwoo688]

Yeah, pretty sure he was under contract not to shave the stache.

[@garretthenderson5738]

This was my favorite of his movies (though haven't seen Clerks III) but I understand it's not for everyone. I think it hits hardest for 30-something men, there's not a ton of movies that really explore the evolution (often dissolution) of male friendships. So many of us lose our friends as we pursue some sense of direction.

[@iChristyD]

We definitely saw this in a theater and everyone there was laughing like crazy at the donkey show.

[@bobkilla430]

It was the first kevin Smith movie I got to see in theaters

[@jimmylarson7856]

Fun fact 1: Rosario Dawson is in this and MIB 2 while Linda Florentino is in Dogma and MIB 1. Fun fact 2: I saw this in theater with my mom which got extremely awkward especially with the donkey scene

[@digidv85]

Saw Mary Cherry do a reaction to this pretty recently, glad to see another one pop up. Now if the other channels who did Clerks 1 can do the same we'd be set. Kevin Smith's work in general deserves more attention.

[@SilentBob731]

1000% Agreed. 👍

[@DJKuroh]

I love when reactions cascade. You see one channel react, and within the next week there's like 4 more reactions to the same movie.

[@TheJamieRamone]

Big Red (Awkward Ashleigh Burton) did a video on it.

[@digidv85]

@@TheJamieRamone Just Clerks 1 or also Clerks 2? Looking at her channel, I only see the former.

[@TheJamieRamone]

@@digidv85 Just Clerks, she hasn't done THIS one yet. In fact, I think Shanelle's the first one I've seen to do this one so far.

[@Vulcanerd]

Being reminded that Shan is 4’11” or how she doesn’t want to get married bc she doesn’t want to kiss in front of her parents just makes her that much more adorable. 😃

[@joeriveracomedy]

Saddens me so many peoole have not seen silence of the lambs "love your suit!"

[@carlcannella4313]

I cannot WAIT to see your reaction to the third movie. It’s by far my favorite Kevin Smith movie, and easily the most nuanced and well-crafted from a filmmaking standpoint

[@davejay6855]

You have to watch THE FLYING CAR! It basically is Clerks 1.5, short and sweet and filmed entirely in the car on their way to work!

[@hulkslayer626]

My cousin used to tell me I was gonna burn down the apartment whenever I forgot to turn off the coffee pot. I kept asking him "What are you talking about? It doesn't get hotter the longer you leave it on. It's the same temperature, and it is designed to take that temp. What is gonna happen? Is the glass gonna melt?" Never understood it... and then he showed me this movie!!! I was soooooooo mindblown! I flipped out on him asking if a movie was the reason he thought that...and he admitted yes, it was why... smh

[@brianhammond2832]

The Pillowpants scene gets me every time 😂

[@TransHippie]

The Clerks trilogy is the best way to understand GenX guys, as they moved from youth (Clerks), to adulthood (II), and through to middle age (III). That's the take of this GenX trans woman.

[@TransHippie]

And seeing how you responded to "Goodbye Horses" (Jay flashing & tucking) makes me wonder if you've seen Silence of the Lambs. It is part of Hollywood's descent into transphobic tropes in the 1990s, but it's so good I recommend it unreservedly anyway. Absolute masterpiece.

[@CliffyH21]

How you feel about the movie is actually the exact opposite teenagers had back when it was released (i was 16, 17 maybe when it was released) . I saw this in high schooland it was all the rage and, at the time, considered better than the original. In regards to the beastiality joke, it actually went over well. In fact it was the funniest part to some. You have to understand it was a different time. Around that time, shock videos like two girls one cup and death by horse c**k were becoming mainstream (for lack of a better word). Jokes like this weren't taboo yet

[@slumbynature4557]

Definitely. Saw this in theaters and the entire theater was dying laughing at what others might consider to be "too much" now.

[@GrandManor]

It’s still not taboo, but the people who don’t get it are a little louder these days.

[@gambinoischildish]

This is my favorite Clerks movie. Can't wait for your Clerks III reaction and commentary.

[@thesaltnation5570]

such a underrated movie! now u gotta watch clerks 3 with elias all grown up he is funny af

[@user-yf6zz3cl8i]

The restaurant was a closed down burger king

[@warpath1911]

I think the reason you didn't like this as much is that you saw Clerks recently. It was like a decade for the rest of us.

[@JustinJaymz]

I’ve loved these characters for almost 30 years. I can’t wait until you watch Jay and Silent Bob Reboot and then Clerks III.

[@narotic6133]

i can't believe so many people weren't taught about pillow pants

[@beriliumsphere107]

Jay was doing Silence of the Lambs

[@Xis-ql5pj]

No. Very few people saw this movie in theaters ..what we DID do as I recall ..we went to Blockbuster and got it because we got to Blockbuster too late and the brand new desirable first night releases were already rented ...it was sad time sometimes 😢

[@TheJamieRamone]

36:10 - Oh, you have to watch the Evening With Kevin Smith Q&As...you *HAVE TO.* I don't mean for the channel, I mean for your love of trivia. And for a good laugh! 😃

[@Jonathan_Taylor]

Watch Kevin Smith's movie Tusk. If you dare..

[@blkrhino7961]

This is by far my fav Askewniverse movie.

[@auslandermercury972]

5:36 “Why not me? I like seals and sh*t.” Is a line I still use to this day 😂 In fact, I used it today 🤣

[@TheJamieRamone]

1:22 - She died and her funeral took place in Clerks and they mentioned her in Mallrats...How much more Julie Dwyer do you need? 🤪

[@jrobwoo688]

She could always watch the animated deleted scene from Clerks X that shows the funeral of Julie Dwyer.

[@TheJamieRamone]

@@jrobwoo688 I mean, her, like, sugar high. 😂

[@Joker_JAK]

I saw this film in theatres when it released with a bunch of friends. My whole theatre was laughing throughout. It was such a fun experience.

[@CONVERSE1991]

The Mooby's location used be a be a Burger King

[@LMarshall73]

I can't wait to see your reaction to Clerks III. It's an emotional rollercoaster.

[@spud69g]

18:58 if you saw the right version, Han didnt shoot first. Only Han shot. Technically yes, that means he shot first, but just saying he shot first gives the impression Greedo got a shot off. 🤓

[@spud69g]

17:58 Dammit i fat fingered the time stamp andnyt doesnt let me edit for whatever reason.

[@iChristyD]

Who else has their name in the end credits from the MySpace thing Kevin did? Hubby and I both do and I love it!! Anyone else going on the Jay and Silent Bob cruise in February?? I’m so excited, can’t freakin wait!!

[@kingretard]

I do.

[@diabolus3743]

Yep

[@piratetv1]

Me

[@CrowTRobot]

Me

[@8967Logan]

That scene when Jay is trying to take a piss and keeps getting hit by the door omg, makes me laugh every time. And damn that Listerfiend. PS I heard that one of the reasons Rosario Dawson agreed to do this movie was for the donkey scene, and then she missed it when it was being filmed. I wrote that before you got to it in your review, oops.

[@SilentBob731]

Love when one of my favourite Reactors covers a Kevin Smith movie.😁 Cheers and Happy Weekend from Canada, Shanelle. 🥃👍✌❤

[@MattKittredge2112]

[3 min into the video] “This is sad!” Me: [remembers Clerks 3] ohhh boy…😬

[@rkarschner]

The ipening song is Nothing But Flowers by the Talking Heads. The singer has lived through an apocalypse and been part of a restoration of pre industrial living but laments the loss of mundane modern conveniences. Might as well be sung by Dante or Randall!

[@nexusfxcc]

The first time I felt that your thoughts were so far off, this was EASILY the best Viewaskewniverse film according to many including. A phenomenal sequel that created at the time one of the best "Duologies". The humor, the character development, the story. I saw it in theaters and it got a standing ovation.

[@dustywaynemusic6297]

Including what?

[@nexusfxcc]

@@dustywaynemusic6297 Typo, but it did get great reviews from a number of sources.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

You're not wrong about this being self-indulgent, although it does serve the fans well enough. I will say Clerks III fixes a lot of the excesses and misjudgments of this one, and really hits bone where II only scratches the surface, so there's that to look forward to. A few of the scenes in III are serious competition for the best work of Smith's career.

[@hahajaxsontv]

Where is clerks 3?

[@KingCorbinCosmos]

Your voice is even more beautiful and relaxing than its usual also perfect tone and cadence of professional friendly fun we all love chatting away. About my fav topic MOVIES

[@robertsanssouci2093]

I saw this in the theater and was “meh” about it. It wasn’t until seeing it again years later that I really gained an appreciation for this sequel. No idea why, maybe it’s the nostalgia of it? I like it much more now than I did first viewing.

[@davidex77curtis51]

Redo reboot and clerks 3 plz love these

[@Daveyboy100880]

Thankyou for an honest review, Shanelle. When I remembered that Superbad was your favourite movie, I realised that this one might seem like it was treading similar ground! Although Chasing Amy will always be my favourite Viewaskewniverse movie, Clerks II ranks pretty highly because it’s sweet, funny and from the heart. I also remember it for the surprisingly tense audio commentary on the DVD! Commentaries on Smith movies are often almost as funny as the movies themselves, but the Clerks II one had a very noticeable “vibe.” Weird! The behind-the-scenes documentary was really good though.

[@ChrisPaddlefoot]

Hope you liked the Alanis song playing at 31:00... can't miss a soundtrack by God herself!

[@auslandermercury972]

6:18 I’m pretty sure this movie also taught me the word “diatribe.“ 😂

[@mynameisnotearl4383]

17:45 it’s Jason Lee in the earl hickey look from MY NAME IS EARL

[@OrangeTestament]

Went to see this in theaters when it came out. To be honest, I remember it as being one of the funniest experiences I’ve ever had in a theater. Maybe most of the audience was familiar with the characters from View Askew, but I think the jokes (at the time) just hit differently than they do today. For example, the theater I was in was so loud with laughter during the donkey show, you could barely hear the dialogue 🤣 😂

[@roguecomics4775]

The only things I love about this movie is Rosario Dawson, and a Kevin Smith that looks like Kevin Smith should.

[@ll7868]

That Mooby's used to be a Burger King, it's gone now. Adam The Woo went there to line up shots from the movie about 5 or 6 years ago and it was already torn down. He still lined up shots, you just have to imagine the building being there.

[@eddawg79]

I really think you'll enjoy the Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back reboot. It was a pretty good sequel to the first one.

[@mamatthews78]

Everything about the Pillowpants scene! Especially the delivery. Had me rolling! This is very close to my favorite View Askew flick.