Mallrats

Name: Mallrats
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Released: October 20, 1995
Duration: 94 min
Rating: 41
Cast: Jason Lee, Jeremy London, Shannen Doherty

1995

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Gramercy Pictures (I) | Release Date: October 20, 1995 | Not Rated

Starring: Jason Lee, Jeremy London, Shannen Doherty

Summary: Brodie (Lee) and T.S. (London) attempt to win back their respective ex-girlfriends, Rene (Doherty) and (Forlani) during one long day at the mall. The second film in Kevin Smith's proposed "New Jersey trilogy" which begins with "Clerks" and ends with "Chasing Amy."

Director: Kevin Smith

Genre(s): Comedy, Romance

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 94 min

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Michael Dequina

Sophomoric silliness. Read full review

Leonard Klady

While admittedly ragged and ribald, it's a picture with an innate charm and honesty that should win over audiences. Read full review

Staff [Not Credited]

The slapstick would put Curly and Moe to shame. The raunch is crude as often as it is clever. Read full review

Peter Stack

Strains through buckets of verbiage and muddled plot to seize only a few dopey laughs. Read full review

Jonathan Rosenbaum

As an "Animal House" romp about consumer slackers in a New Jersey mall, it's harmless enough--just don't expect any sort of edge. Smith has left the working class to become just as boring as everybody else. Read full review

Liam Lacey

Talky, crude and sexist, Mallrats is significantly less funny, a flatulent sequel to the director's small start. Read full review

Kenneth Turan

A numbing and dispiriting experience aimed at the least discriminating parts of the teen-age audience. Read full review

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DravenatorLives

Jul 21, 2011

Snootchie bootchies. I love this film. I mean, I actually drink my Dew out of a Dixie cup now that I've watched it. And every time I watch it, it never got old. I like how its jokes don't get in the way of the story, and the character of Brodie Bruce (played by Jason Lee) made me laugh mySnootchie bootchies. I love this film. I mean, I actually drink my Dew out of a Dixie cup now that I've watched it. And every time I watch it, it never got old. I like how its jokes don't get in the way of the story, and the character of Brodie Bruce (played by Jason Lee) made me laugh my ass off with every one of his lines. Overall, this movie may be underrated, but I say you should check it out. (PS: The only problem? The marketing)… Expand

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DeelonE.

Jul 22, 2006

This movie changed my life. I love everything about it. Jason Lee alone was worth the 10. I love every line he says, and he does it so well. Overall i think it's Smith's best movie, but I guess i'm biased cause this reminded me of my life and friends. Anyway if you liked This movie changed my life. I love everything about it. Jason Lee alone was worth the 10. I love every line he says, and he does it so well. Overall i think it's Smith's best movie, but I guess i'm biased cause this reminded me of my life and friends. Anyway if you liked Clerks or Dogma I do think you'll like this.… Expand

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mcleanman36

Nov 28, 2021

This movie is such a classic everything in this movie is just great jay and silent bob, Brodie, the poo pretzel, and Stan Lee just to name a few. This movie has comedy and heart coming out of the wazoo this is the perfect mix of so many things into a big bowl of awesome.

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SlasherVoorhees

Aug 19, 2011

One of Kevin Smiths Best Films it is really funny with Solid Performaces By Jason Lee and Jeremey London it is sure to deliver alot of laughs it is one of my favorie Films Of All Time

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russiangamer

Mar 23, 2017

Первая половина фильма довольна слаба, не особо смешная и интересная, но во второй половине я реально смеялся от души, да и ситуации интересные появились, а ещё тут молодой Аффлек,вот.
Итог: хорошая комедия.Первая половина фильма довольна слаба, не особо смешная и интересная, но во второй половине я реально смеялся от души, да и ситуации интересные появились, а ещё тут молодой Аффлек,вот.
Итог: хорошая комедия.

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RogerSmith97

Apr 8, 2011

1st Of All Great Cast!
Although My Review Is Not A 10.. The Movie Is Still Good.
The Acting Alone Would Be Worth A 10 (Even Shannen Doherty) But Some Of The Jokes Seem Forced On.. And Not Really A Bunch Of Effort Put Into The Script..
The Acting Makes Up For The Plot.
7

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yrcrazy

Mar 6, 2014

After watching other Kevin Smith films I expected this to be good. I was unfortunately quite wrong. This makes ''Clerks'' which was merely a pretty good film seem like some kind of masterpiece. Hard to believe how bad a film could be made by smith, guess he just had an off year.

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