Dante, Elias, et Jay et Silent Bob sont recrutés par Randal après une crise cardiaque pour réaliser un film sur le magasin de proximité qui a tout déclenché.Dante, Elias, et Jay et Silent Bob sont recrutés par Randal après une crise cardiaque pour réaliser un film sur le magasin de proximité qui a tout déclenché.Dante, Elias, et Jay et Silent Bob sont recrutés par Randal après une crise cardiaque pour réaliser un film sur le magasin de proximité qui a tout déclenché.
Mike Zapcic
- Hockey Player
- (as Michael Zapcic)
Ernest O'Donnell
- Hockey Player
- (as Ernie O'Donnell)
- …
Mike Belicose
- Hockey Player
- (as Michael Belicose)
- …
Histoire
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- AnecdotesOriginally, Kevin Smith announced in 2017 that Clerks 3 was off the table after a falling-out with his friend Jeff Anderson who had played Randal Graves in Clerks : Les Employés modèles (1994) and Clerks II (2006). Anderson had read the script but chose not to be involved; Smith canceled the project and made Jay et Bob contre-attaquent encore (2019) instead. Two weeks before Jay and Silent Bob Reboot was released, however, Smith revealed that he had spent an entire day signing Clerks movie memorabilia together with Anderson and Jason Mewes (Jay). This reunion allowed them to patch things up, and provided him with so much inspiration that he immediately threw away the old script, and started working on a new one with ideas that Anderson was receptive to. According to Smith, it will be "a movie that concludes a saga [...] about how you're never too old to completely change your life [...] about how a decades-spanning friendship finally confronts the future."
- GaffesIn one scene Jay says that he and Silent Bob watched a movie by holding the tape up to the light. Cassette tape doesn't work like film. Holding the tape up to the light wouldn't show anything.
- Crédits fousDuring the last 3 1/2 minutes of credits, Kevin Smith is heard thanking the viewer for 'coming back to the store a third time' & reading an alternate voiceover ending written for the film.
- Versions alternativesThe UK release was cut, this film had a compulsory cut made. A cut was required to remove a misleading non-BBFC rating symbol, in order to obtain a 15 classification. Cut made in accordance with BBFC policy. An uncut classification was not available.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Half in the Bag: 2022 Catch-up Part 2 (2023)
- Bandes originalesWelcome to the Black Parade
Performed by My Chemical Romance
Written by Bob Bryar (as Robert Bryar), Frank Iero, Ray Toro (as Raymond Toro), Gerard Way, & Mikey Way (as Michael Way)
Courtesy of Reprise Records
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film and TV Licensing
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I am a big fan of Kevin Smith, the person. In the early-mid 90's his underdog comedies were perfect to me. Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back was a perfect blend of everything he had made up until that point. Then he started doing his speaking tours. The first Evening with Kevin Smith was hilarious! I watched the second one, and while not nearly as good as the first, it was still entertaining. Then Clerks 2 came out, and I heard a whole bit that he already did, almost verbatim, as an argument from one of the characters. Also, Jason Mewes getting sober, was a major plot point for his character as well.
I have heard Kevin talk about his heart attack, quite thoroughly. So it was kind of disappointing when his story played out almost exactly how it happened, in what was supposed to be something I hadn't seen. Also, most of the stories that went in to the movie, were also written almost verbatim, how he mentioned they happened when making Clerks, which he talked about in 2004's An Evening With Kevin Smith. It feels like Kevin is creatively bankrupt these days. That doesn't mean I don't enjoy hearing him talk about things. It just means that everything he talks about usually ends up in his next movie. Kevin is a humble, likable, friendly, intelligent guy. It just seems like if you've listened to his stories he's personally told on his, or other people's podcasts, you have heard everything he has to say, and seeing his latest movie will only be a rehash of what he has already said. It's hard to be critical of someone I like and respect, but his movies nowadays, are mostly autobiographical parts of his life, put in to his old IP. Sorry Kevin :(
I have heard Kevin talk about his heart attack, quite thoroughly. So it was kind of disappointing when his story played out almost exactly how it happened, in what was supposed to be something I hadn't seen. Also, most of the stories that went in to the movie, were also written almost verbatim, how he mentioned they happened when making Clerks, which he talked about in 2004's An Evening With Kevin Smith. It feels like Kevin is creatively bankrupt these days. That doesn't mean I don't enjoy hearing him talk about things. It just means that everything he talks about usually ends up in his next movie. Kevin is a humble, likable, friendly, intelligent guy. It just seems like if you've listened to his stories he's personally told on his, or other people's podcasts, you have heard everything he has to say, and seeing his latest movie will only be a rehash of what he has already said. It's hard to be critical of someone I like and respect, but his movies nowadays, are mostly autobiographical parts of his life, put in to his old IP. Sorry Kevin :(
- OnlyAtJMart
- 17 sept. 2022
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Détails
Box-office
- Budget
- 7 000 000 $US (estimé)
- Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 4 663 106 $US
- Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 674 330 $US
- 18 sept. 2022
- Montant brut mondial
- 4 717 597 $US
- Durée1 heure 40 minutes
- Couleur
- Rapport de forme
- 1.85 : 1
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