In true Kevin Smith fashion, the thing is overloaded with lengthy extras both detailed and messing around. Lionsgate Films UK is preparing a Blu-ray release of Kevin Smith's Clerks III (2022), starring Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Rosario Dawson, Jeff Anderson, and Brian O'Halloran.

In fact this, like the original Clerks and its sequel, is more Dante’s story, with Randal’s observations of Dante’s life written into the script but told through an unemotional, detached lens. But this time around, we’re dealing with the heaviest material that these characters have ever been put through. There’s a thread that runs through Clerks 3 post-Randal’s heart attack, as Randal plucks from conversations he’s had, he’s seen or he’s overheard, to craft HIS story, HIS movie.

Should one view it as a coincidence that Smith involves a heart attack as a major life-changing event here since he went through a similar cardiac event in 2018?

There’s also the 75-minute We’re Not Even Supposed to Be Here Today: 3 Decades of Clerks, which takes us through the history of the trilogy. activity is consistent and well handled, but the actual "Atmos" elevated effects may not be completely mind blowing.

By the time Randal's movie is done, and the audience gets a glimpse at some of the footage, it's clear that something really special has been captured both in- and out-of-story. Tags: Amy Sedaris, Ben Affleck, Bobby Moynihan, Brian O’Halloran, Danny Trejo, Ethan Suplee, Freddie Prinze Jr. Kevin Smith’s Clerks trilogy, which began in 1994 with a little black-and-white indie film that stuck around much longer than he expected, concludes with Clerks III, in which Randal decides to make a movie about all the things that have happened to him and his fellow clerk buddy Dante over the years. Color Reproduction: Colors flash pretty well, and despite the misgivings in the film about the aesthetics of the Quick Stop, it does have loads of colors that pop quite well.