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Clerks is the first movie of five (the other four go in order: Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back) and fixates itself around Quick Stop store clerk Dante having to go in on his day off.

Clerks is filled with witty humor and memorable characters and great dialouge.

Clerks is the one that starts it off, and there's not really much to it: A series of dumb or annoying customers, the rudest store clerk EVER (who has the coolest no consequences approach to life) and of course poor Dante, who wasn't even supposed to be there that day.

The box seems to scream out that it is a Clerks wannabe, and the guy at the store told me that if I liked Clerks then I'd like this, but I don't' think that's true.

If I had to describe it, though, I'd say it's a mixture of comedic-reality TV, 80's teen movies (like ferris beullers day off), and clerks.

Clerks is one of them.

in fact, almost as much was spent on the three minute Soul Asylum video then was spent on Clerks.

Clerks made Hollywood take notice, and for awhile, they stayed away from the cookie cutter approach to making movies.

No movie as important as Clerks had been made in a great while.

If you haven't seen clerks, you don't know what you're missing.

Take Kevin Smith's cult flick Clerks, change the convenience store to a billiard shop, and make the leading ladies really hot, and you'll end up with Kisses and Caroms.

In 1994, an ambitious filmmaker named Kevin Smith was left nearly dead-broke by his commitment to his low-budget debut feature, "Clerks."

Shot in black & white and filmed in and around a New Jersey convenience store, "Clerks." is genius on celluloid despite little change of scenery, wooden acting (none of the actors are professionals), and a shoe-string budget; it's also pretty damn funny.

In an era rife with censorship and political-correctness, "Clerks."

But if you're the sensitive type, you should stay as far away from "Clerks." as possible, as the dialogue will certainly make you squirm in your seat.

Some say "Mallrats" some say "Chasing Amy" but I feel the majority are in the "Clerks."

I've seen a lot of comparisons here to Kevin Smith's 'Clerks' but I enjoyed this indie a whole lot more.

Yes this is a lot longer more drawn out version of the car scene from clerks, what makes that said scene a lot better is the fact that Randal never conveyed the fact that he had tried to suck his own dick, here he is constantly banging on at Dante, and the punchline is sort of a contradiction.

OK so now I've got to fill out my comment on this short with a few more lines so it will pass for the good folks at the internet movie database, so ill say the other short on the clerks DVD "clerks lost scene" was a lot funnier and deserves lots of praise.... will that do?

Kevin Smith's "Clerks" is probably one of the last true independent films we will ever see.

"Clerks" is one of the funniest movies I have seen.

"Clerks" can be realistically related to, and is funny which is why it's a great movie.

Clerks is filled with unique dialog and tons of originality from an excellent director.

Clerks is one of those movies everyone knows everything about even before they've seen it.

one of the best no/low budget movies I've seen since clerks.

Clerks is a very unique movie in itself this is the very first B&W movie I could sit through.

I had watched this movie Kisses And Caroms and was soooo reminded of Clerks that I had to re-watch Clerks.

It will have extra appeal to anyone (like me) who has been a shop Clerk and has had to endure stupid customer questions like "are you closed?"! Warning, the acting can be annoying on watching it again so it is better to look at it as adding to the clerks questionable character.

Seeming a cross between "Clerks" and "American Pie", at 81 minutes this indie comedy looks highly amusing, and very good things could well be coming to Vince Rocca.

And while women’s employment rates decreased as women left minimum-wage jobs, salaries, particularly for store clerks, rose sharply.

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