Customer Reviews
good offensive fun - By: martin thomas, 06 Jun 2008 
this aint quite a return to form for kevin smith but its still great fun
and very funny in places.but be warned its very offensive
A decent movie, nothing special but it made me laugh. - By: N. Thompson, 08 Apr 2008 I have only just started to watch Kevin Smith's movies. This is not (in my humble opinion) as good as 'Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back' but it still had me laughing in places. Jeff Anderson is extremely funny as the baseballl cap wearing smart-arse & the films funniest scenes are provided by his personality & delivery, a great comedic actor. The films funniness is interputed by the usual romantic side of the film which thankfully is broken up nicely with Anderson or by Jay & Silent Bob. Decent movie with some big laughs.
Watch it to the end - By: J. Newcombe, 08 Mar 2008 
I bought this on the cheap - which I was made up about, as I loved the first film, & find Jay & Silent Bob in particular, very amusing characters. I wasn't too sure about it as the film went on, (aside from the Porchmonkeys / Jason Lee / Lord of the Rings scenes) I found myself especiallly not buying the romantic side story of the film... Anyway, the entire film builds up to one incredibly funny scene when the restaurant is closed, that i wont spoil here - just to say that i haven't laughed at anything so much in ages.
Brilliant movie - By: Samuel Luke Hernaman, 22 Feb 2008 
I love this movie. Its a brilliant sequel to the fantastic Clerks which is one of my favourite films. I had the benefit of seeing this in the cinema & also my name is in the fan credts (which for some reason arent on this dvd :()
however This dvd is still great with loads of special features amust have :D
One of his best... - By: Matt_K, 31 Jan 2008 ...and this is from someone who rates the original "Clerks" as one of the best films of alll time!
I was worried "Clerks 2" might turn out to be a lame cash-in sequel, but I'm very pleased to report that it's anything but. This is quite simply the best thing Kevin Smith has done in a long time. He even manages to write a convincing conclusion (or new start?) to the saga of Dante & Randalll.
If anyone wants my advice, just ignore the pitiful whining of the cinema snobs & check it out for yourself.
