Clerks III [Blu-ray]

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The math is reversed in Clerks III, which leans hard into heart, lets the comedy follow that lead, and trusts that the audience will go along for the ride because they love these characters as much as Smith obviously does. While Smith opts for a smaller theatrical run via his roadshow and the Fathom Event route, he’s still keen on Blu-ray releases. These subjects and themes are quite bluntly put in over the course of the film and he tells it in his own funny way that also strives to “hit you in the feels” when it needs to count. 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.

The Warner Archive Collection has just brought the original King Kong (1933) back into print on Blu-ray. Lionsgate has issued the film on Blu-ray with a code for a digital copy and a great batch of bonus features, including two nice long documentaries. The third entries doesn’t quite hit that high or notch with his previous top efforts, but its the closest to being there in quite a long time. The movie was all about Kevin Smith coming to terms with his mortality, and it spoke me as I've lost a couple of really good friends in the last year.This Company will not accept any responsibility for any loss or damage in whatever manner, howsoever caused, resulting from your disclosure to third parties of personal information. It was a bit of a bummer to realize it would've happened almost immediately after Clerks II's ending; I personally feel like showing her funeral card in the opening credits was a bit jarring, and the film would've been better served by our introduction to her being when Dante visits her grave.

This is a disc worth every penny a fan is gonna spend on it and its nice to see a filmmaker value the format every time out. 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.

He turns to his friends, Dante Hicks, Elias Grover, Becky Scott and even Jay and Silent Bob, to help him. has been killed (while pregnant) by a drunk driver, and that Dante is still recovering from that trauma. Dante is meanwhile dealing with the death of his love Becky (Rosario Dawson) and their unborn child, both of whom were killed in a drunk driving accident years before. If so, it’s a fine way to cap the stories of two guys who were never quite sure what to do with their lives but ended up forging a strong friendship that was able to withstand many crises.