Clerks III

"Again, I love Kevin Smith. "

"This is probably the most I've seen Kevin Smith just put his whole heart into a film. It's Smith's love letter to the film and the characters that put him on the map. Jeff Anderson gets talked about a lot but if anything this movie just shows how good of an actor Brian O'Halloran is. Your enjoyment of the film will really depend on how much you enjoy Smith's other works. But for me, this is a movie that really got to me. Those two Gen X-ers working at that damn Quick Stop and Video Store did good. Snootch to the Nootch."

"Just as good as 1 & 2 :)"

"A bit too bro for me. Yes it is amateur if that is your thing and jokes are on the stupid scale but sometimes hit the mark. "

"It was definitely made for the fans, a category I belong to for sure. It’s excellent. I don’t want to spoil anything, so I’ll just say that now I’m dead inside. "

"I worked in a small video store when I first saw Clerks. It is still one of my favorites to this day and the beginning of Smith’s career. I have to admit that this end to the trilogy pulled on my heartstrings. Dante and Randal still crack me up and always will."

"I feel like the movie was a little too self-indulgent in the nostalgia factor Otherwise it was an OK comedy 5/10"

"The perfect final installment of the Clerks saga. Kevin Smith’s description of it being like catching up with an old friend where you will laugh until your cheeks hurt and cry thinking about what you’ve lost along the way is a perfect description. "

"Rarely does a movie leave me satisfied with the ending. Clerks III had some of the best acting I’ve seen in ages. If you’ve seen the movie, you know what I’m walking about. I laughed, cried, laughed again, and cried again. This had so much raw emotion in it, I was emotionally tired when I left the theater. Kevin Smith bared his heart when writing the script, and it shows. "

"This is the most heartfelt of any of Smith's movies and also continues to be full of his chiseled branded humour. A great take on morality, getting older and moving on. He really wears his heart on his sleeve for this one. This is one for the fans. 🫶"