
The Washington Post
I'm guessing even die-hard "Clerks" fans will find this only-in-America stuff only partially satisfying, like something they gorged on at the Eatery, then wished they hadn't.
Full reviewKevin Smith's follow-up to his 1994 indie hit, Clerks. Both dumped by their girlfriends, two best friends (Jeremy London and Jason Lee) seek refuge in the local mall. The action takes place in a single day (set a day before the events of Clerks).
I'm guessing even die-hard "Clerks" fans will find this only-in-America stuff only partially satisfying, like something they gorged on at the Eatery, then wished they hadn't.
Full review"Clerks" spoke with the sure, clear voice of an original filmmaker. In "Mallrats" the voice is muffled, and we sense instead advice from the tired, the establishment, the timid and other familiar Hollywood executive types.
Full reviewWhile admittedly ragged and ribald, it's a picture with an innate charm and honesty that should win over audiences.
Full reviewMallrats is available to stream in Australia now on Google Play and Apple TV and Prime Video Store.
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