Clerks III

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He was the only one who didn’t do the photo op years back when they were trying to get it made, but Kevin said Ben wanted to work with him again and told him about Twilight of the Mallrats. Clerks III will be available in the UK on digital from 14th November, and Blu-ray/DVD from 26th December. Not only do I think it's as good as the original CLERKS, there's parts of it that I think are better than the first film.

It’s not a mind-blowing surround experience by any means and doesn’t do much for the overhead speakers, but the majority of the Atmos track offers consistently pleasing dialogue exchanges and excellent low end support for music and score. I'm glad I saw it to finish out the trilogy, but if he never made another movie, I would be good with that.Bonus features hint at a 4K version of Clerks 3 but that's likely 4K Digital and not physical media. I’m told, however, that the studio is still looking into the problem with When Worlds Collide (1951) on Blu-ray (which is also in the package). This Clerks 3 is depressing for a lot, the acting is good, characters might look older, but this is life, lifestyle and diet determines how well we age, and genes are a bonus.

Without giving too much away, you get to revisit scenes and characters from the previous movies all tied up in an enjoyable, funny, emotional final outing. As a specialist in action cinema, the subjects of the 1980s golden age, spectacle and female representation are among Dominic’s favourites – the latter being the basis for his MA dissertation.From Lionsgate UK, Clerks III – Kevin Smith’s comedic sequel and conclusion in the trilogy – will have a digital release on 14th November, followed by Blu-ray and DVD releases later on 26th December. I thought the movie was supposed to be like the old ones that were more comedy and have better endings. First, Lionsgate has just announced the Blu-ray and DVD release of Kevin Smith’s Clerks III on 12/6, with the 4K Digital release expected on 10/14. It’s a largely enjoyable and fitting new chapter in the series that dares to do something different and fans of the series definitely won’t want to overlook it.

years on from the film which launched Kevin Smiths career and View Askew Universe, we find ourselves coming full circle back to where it all began. If you can't catch it in theaters, or if you have done so and simply want to own a physical copy to keep at home, you can pick up the Clerks III Blu-ray when it goes on sale on Dec. The questioning of the 'Abandonment' by God/ Jesus; Dogma, and the conversion of righteous Christian characters to Satanism is humorous, as well as the total egotistical mindset of a director. The Blu-ray release of ‘Clerks III’ is absolutely jam-packed with bonus content that fans should thoroughly appreciate, kicking off with an ‘Introduction by Kevin Smith’ (running approximately 2 minutes in length) thanking fans and praising physical media before we even reach the disc’s menu.

Deciding that he wants to make a movie about his life and experiences, he enlists Dante, Jay, Bob and some other friends to make it happen, but as the filming process begins and old life events are revisited along the way, it begins to cause a rift between old friends.