Clerks II(2006)- User Reviews

This movie is a lot better then the first clerks, great one liners and classic quotes. Kevin Smith does a great job as always in this flick and does a good job in writing and directiong. If you are a fan of kevin smith and by some reason you have not …more»

"Fans of the first Clerks will not be disappointed. This sequel is actually better than the original. The cast was excellent and it had an original story."more»

I thought this movie was going to be a re-hash of the original clerks, or empty in some other way. I was pleasantly surprised to be wrong!

The story is great, picking up where the original Clerks left off and taking it in a fresh yet appropriate direction. …more»

The worst $7.50 I have ever spent in my whole life. But, I could see how a total jackass with a totally disturbing sense of humor could enjoy this horrible, horrible film.more»

crude humor and full of insperation, clerks 2 has convinced me to open up my own video store after the one i worked at went out of business two years ago. it honestly felt like i was watching my life.more»

This movie is a load of raunchy fun and it's indeed, heart-warming. The story is great and entertaining. The acting is excellent and I love the characters. Rosario Dawson gave an amazing performance. The direction is absolutely stunning. The visuals …more»

If you don't mind offensive comedies with bad language and sexual humor, give this film a shot. It made me laugh from beginning to end, with all the antics that happen in a fast-food restaurant. What goes on in the daily life of that restaurant …more»

clerks 2 is the best Kevin smith movie ever it is better then jay & silent bob strikes back & clerks 1more»

Kevin Smith does a pretty good job with the followup I guess you can call it, to clerks. This time it's ruder,it's in color it's as funny but it is a sequel and the story lacks style. It is a pretty good movie though and brings the cast back …more»

(minor spoilers)

Clerks II comes full circle, hardly missing a beat and often showing an uncharacteristic maturity.

The movie picks up 10 years after the events in 'Clerks' with Dante (Brian O'Halloran) and Randal (Jeff Anderson), who are …more»