Convenience and video store clerks Dante and Randal are sharp-witted, potty-mouthed and bored out of their minds. So in between needling customers, the counter jockeys play hockey on the roof, visit a funeral home and deal with their love lives.
Brian O'Halloran Jeff Anderson Marilyn Ghigliotti Lisa Spoonauer Jason Mewes Kevin Smith Scott Mosier Scott Schiaffo Al Berkowitz Walt Flanagan Ed Hapstak Lee Bendick David Klein Pattijean Csik Ken Clark Donna Jeanne Virginia Smith Betsy Broussard Ernest O'Donnell Kimberly Loughran Gary Stern Joe Bagnole John Henry Westhead Chuck Bickel Leslie Hope Connie O'Conner Vincent Pereira Ashley Pereira Erix Infante Show All…
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"MY GIRLFRIEND SUCKED THIRTY SEVEN DICKS"
"in a row?"
this movie is lucky it's so damn good because the generation of film boys it inspired have been terrorizing my gender for years
Randall and Dante are like Kevin Smith's version of Mordecai and Rigby from Regular Show
my crush on randal.... proof of my mental illness........
Any contractor working on that Death Star knew the risk involved. If they got killed, it’s their own fault.
"my ex girlfriend is catatonic after fucking a dead guy and my present girlfriend has sucked 36 dicks"
"37''
I thought Randal Graves was the coolest character in all of fiction when I was 14 and that’s a mark I’ll bear for the rest of my days
Any time I've revisited a Kevin Smith movie it's been a dire experience, so I was anxious about checking in on this for the first time in over a decade. But y'know what? I still really think you gotta hand it to him for this one.
There are scenes and jokes that don't hold up. If you know the movie, you know which ones they are. But it also has a lot of very funny stuff, like Randal fucking around with his customers, and that iconic Death Star conversation. It's full of characters and details that could only come from someone who really worked in retail, and the one-long-day structure gives all these vignettes a compelling shape. Randal is a…
all those in favour of black-and-white directorial debuts becoming an official film genre say aye
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An essential text for anyone working retail.
This still has some residual no-budget charm to it from my own days working menial jobs and trying to make movies with friends but good portions of it are for me now what I imagine people who hate Tarantino experience when they watch one of his long conversation scenes.
Have you ever worked in retail? It's a lot like this.
Endless, meaningless conversations, frequent, mild annoyances, the same types of people taking advantage of you day after day while you wonder where you went wrong in your life and what you did to end up stuck there. Weren't you supposed to do better things?
You meet some of the best friends you could ask for. Even though they can be dicks sometimes. They make you laugh. They listen to your problems and give you the right kind of advice. They tell you how it is, when you really need to hear it. Maybe they'll even make the day-to-day suffering worth it.
Oh, and this movie will make young, broke filmmakers feel inspired and capable orsomethingorother
