Customer Ratings & Reviews

Kevin Smith’s third installment to the Clerks series is truly his Magnum Opus! This finale in the franchise culminates a lifetime at the Quick Stop. Randall, Dante, Jay & Silent Bob all return for the last visit to the Quick Stop. Many years ago, we began the journey with the gang, and now over 20 years later, we “shouldn’t even have been here today”, means so much more than it did when Dante said it first. We laugh. We cry. We laugh some more, and cry some more, and Kevin Smith does a great job making us live through what the Quick Stop employees do on a daily basis. But most importantly, how they feel, ans what they experience (or have experienced) through their 20+ year saga.

Been a View Askewniverse fan since Clerks. This is a bittersweet ending to the Dante and Randall saga but a must for Kev Smith followers.

Really liked this movie. It gets really emotional.

I've been watching Kev since B&W days. Only adding more investment as we go and the FatMan made me wanna cry with this one. Right in the feels in the best nostalgic ways possible.

A beautiful ending to an awesome trilogy. I was a bit hesitant when I watched this one simply due to the fact that I didn’t want the trilogy to end and it would have been even more heartbreaking had it been awful. I can honestly say this film nailed it for me. Sure it is far more tame than its previous films in the its trilogy but it really hit differently. It did everything I needed it to, tied everything with a nice bow. It has a long lasting memory for me just like it’s previous films and it really stuck with me well after just like every other film that I personally enjoy. Awesome movie and the special features are second to none. I would recommend this for anyone who is a fan.

This dynamic duo will keep you laughing through the whole movie. Not a dull moment in this film.

I WASN'T READY KEVIN! It was okay. The weakest of the three Clerks films. The film surfs the nostalgia wave that is ever so prevalent in today's Hollywoodland. It really did capture the duality of a traumatic life event, and catching up with some of my favorite Leonardo residents was a sweet reminder that New Jersey isn't all that bad if you can look past the fact that it's New Jersey.

This sequel has such a unique and funny way of bringing Dante, Randal, and Jay and Silent Bob back. Such a funny commentary about how strongly some people can feel about success with even amateur filmmaking and how even such filmmaking can be complicated.

Synopsis of Clerks 3 is a semi comical semi dramatic sense of a film that wraps up the story for everyone from the original film. Alomost a pseudo documentary about the making of Clerks the original film. Has its usually funny stuff but some of the sentimental stuff gets a litte much.

I've watched the previous films and i actually enjoyed them. Then watching this installment of the franchise is very emotional in both characters and story. I'd recommend it.

This movie puts everything that is going on right now into perspective. Kevin smith did a great job with the final installment of this series and makes you reflect on what’s really important in life.

I personally love these characters and movies. I watched them since Clerks first came out. I would definitely recommend this movie too a fan and anyone that loves comedy.

You all know what you think about the movie, and if you like it I highly recommend the blu-ray. It's worth buying for the feature-length making of documentary.

Hilarious addition to the Smith's View Askewniverse... this one following Randal after he has a heart attack. Classic callbacks and new hijinks throughout.

Not a good ending to a beloved trilogy in my opinion. If you know then you know, but the completionist in me bought it. Still not terrible but not great either. Strange choices by Kevin Smith.

Nice way to wrap up the "Clerks" trilogy. This one has all of the irreverent humor of the first 2, plus a lot of heart that makes it all the more enjoyable.

What can be said about Kevin Smith movies that has never been said. It’s a Kevin Smith movie. Obviously you know it’s gonna be one of the best movies out there.

Easily Kevin Smith's best paced film. Great laughs, makes you think. Tugs at your heart strings. Classic special features including 2 great documentaries

A heartfelt, fitting ending to the Clerks story and a worthy watch. Less comedy than the previous two, definition the most grown up of the 3 movies.

Clerks 3 is a great movie. If you are a fan of the other clerks movies it’s a must have. Looks great on Blu-ray and come with a lot of bonus material.