Clerks II

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The address on the wedding invitation is actually the physical address of the company that runs the [...]	D
The character of Randal was based on Kevin Smith's best friend Brian, who appears on his show Comic [...]	D
Mooby's previously appeared in Dogma (1999), when Bethany, Jay, and Silent Bob ate there with Rufus [...]	D
Kevin Smith: [star wars] Randall champions the cause of the Star Wars films against The Lord of the [...]	D
Dante sports the same goatee that he sports from the original Clerks - Commessi (1994) 12 years earl [...]	D
When Dante picks up Randal in the beginning of the film, the house Randal exits was Kevin Smith's ch [...]	D
Originally Matt Damon was supposed to play the role of Lance Dowds. However, Damon was also filming [...]	D
Kevin Michael Richardson: The police officer who responds to the alleged fire at Mooby's, and takes [...]	D
At the end of the film, Jay is wearing a hoodie with "Justice TLF (True Love Forever)" written on it [...]	D
The shot of the cup scooping ice from a urinal was directed by Jason Mewes.	D
This is the sixth film in Kevin Smith's intricately interconnected View Askewniverse series (the oth [...]	D
Clerks - Commessi (1994) and Clerks II both end with songs by Soul Asylum. "Can't Even Tell" in Cler [...]	D
A scene was deleted where Jay informs Randal and Dante that he and Bob have the money to lend them t [...]	D
In Generazione X (1995) and Dogma (1999), Ben Affleck's characters complain about being gawked at. I [...]	D
Emma is the "third" girlfriend that's either dumped, cheated on or broken up with Dante Hicks in the [...]	D
Kevin Smith, being a big fan of Arrested Development - Ti presento i miei (2003), wanted David Cross [...]	D
The Quick Stop is an actual convenience store, and was burned down with visual effects only. The sho [...]	D
Art Imitates Life - In his book "Silent Bob Speaks," Kevin Smith mentions that his wife Jennifer Sch [...]	D
The letters in the Clerks II logo all come from various fast food logos/products. The C from Carl Jr [...]	D
Gawking Guy (Ben Affleck) was originally supposed to just roll his eyes and walk away when Dante and [...]	D
Dante's car is a 1988 Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera.	D
The film takes place from 2005 to 2007.	D
The character "Elias" is named for Kevin Smith's favorite hockey player Patrik EliÃ¡s of the New J [...]	D
When a couple of guys walk to Jay and Silent Bob to score some weed, one of them asks for a nickel b [...]	D
Randal's rant against The Lord of the Rings trilogy was taken almost verbatim from Kevin Smith's dia [...]	D
There is a L'alba dei morti dementi (2004) poster on the wall in the back of Mooby's.	D
Various elements from this movie came from a script Kevin Smith wrote in 1994 which was never produc [...]	D
Kevin Smith: [hockey] A hockey goal and KOHO goalie stick can be seen when Randall leaves the house [...]	D
In the original Clerks - Commessi (1994), no cigarette brands are ever named, although many packs ar [...]	D
Had Rosario Dawson turned down the role of Becky, Kevin Smith's wife, Jennifer Schwalbach Smith woul [...]	D
The Highland Park, California Police Museum was used for the jail scene at the end.	D
The last shot in the movie was the last shot of filming, and had been planned even before Jay & Sile [...]	D
Dante paints Becky's toe nails. In Clerks - Commessi (1994), Dante painted the finger nails of his t [...]	D
During the planning on the original incarnation of this movie back in 1999, was to feature a love st [...]	D
Kevin Smith: [music] This was the third consecutive Smith film that James L. Venable did the origina [...]	D
Kevin Smith: [poopy trim] The words "poopy trim" can be seen on the plywood covering the window of t [...]	D
Kevin Smith's original idea for the film had Randal and Dante working at New Jersey's famous Seaside [...]	D
When Becky decides to teach Dante how to dance in the roof of the restaurant, she calls Jay and Sile [...]	D
Scott Mosier: The Mooby's patron who covers his daughter's eyes after seeing Dante on the toilet is [...]	D
Kevin Smith: [comic book] Emma's line to Dante, "Face it tiger. You just hit the jackpot", is the fi [...]	D
Shannon Larratt and Rachel Larratt (owners of bmezine.com) make a cameo appearance as "Ear Guy" and [...]	D
Much like the character Caitlin Bree in the original Clerks - Commessi (1994) was named after Caitli [...]	D
One of the things that most prompted Kevin Smith to make the film was a promise he made to friend Ja [...]	D
The sign that Dante and Randal hang up when they re-open the Quick Stop at the end of the movie says [...]	D
The Go-Kart track used in the film was the SpeedZone raceway, located in Industry, California. The C [...]	D
Was given an eight-minute standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival.	D
In the final zoom-out, there's a small sign that reads 'Remember- just because we serve you doesn't [...]	D
Walter Flanagan: The Quick Stop customer seen buying a pack of cigarettes at the end of the film is [...]	D
Brian O'Halloran (Dante Hicks), Jeff Anderson (Randal Graves), Jason Mewes (Jay), Kevin Smith (Silen [...]	D
The last line of the movie "Today is the first day of the rest of our lives." is a paraphrase from t [...]	D
Buddy Christ from Dogma (1999) is on Jay's t-shirt.	D
The Mooby's used in the film was a closed Burger King.	D
Kevin Smith has repeatedly stated himself as a "closet black metal fan". Hence, the song that plays [...]	D
Before Kevin Smith started writing the script, the only things he knew he wanted in the movie were a [...]	D
Screened out of competition at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival and received an eight-minute standing o [...]	D
The song "1979" by Smashing Pumpkins is featured in the movie. The music video for Smashing Pumpkins [...]	D
Kevin Smith's daughter Harley Quinn Smith is the little girl that Dante waves to in the window of th [...]	D
In the for television adaptation of the movie, the word monkey is blurred on the back of Randall's j [...]	D
Becky's baby bump at the end of the film was a prosthetic.	D
The hair on the back of Randal's head wasn't Jeff Anderson's real hair. It was fake hair that was gl [...]	D
The playground in front of Mooby's is in the shape of a penis and testicles. It is visible during th [...]	D
Several actresses were considered for the role of Becky. Among them were Sarah Silverman (who didn't [...]	D
The idea of the pillow pants troll was conceived when Kevin Smith was teasing Jason Mewes about why [...]	D
The car that Dante drives is similar to the one he drives in the original Clerks - Commessi (1994) a [...]	D
Kevin Smith was criticized for casting his wife Jennifer Schwalbach Smith in the movie. He defended [...]	D
Kevin Smith auctioned off a walk-on role in the film for funds to go to the Red Cross for aid to Hur [...]	D
Prior to the release of the film, Kevin Smith had mentioned releasing an MP3 file commentary to be d [...]	D
All the chapter titles on the DVD's scene selections are named after popular novels.	D
Alec Baldwin, who voiced the character of Leonardo Leonardo in the Clerks (2000) animated series, wa [...]	D
The idea to have Jason Mewes do his "Buffalo Bill" dance to "Goodbye Horses" came straight from Mewe [...]	D
The word fuck and its variations are used one hundred thirty-six times thought out this movie.	D
During the first day of shooting, Jeff Anderson (Randal) was supposed to deliver a line about the of [...]	D
The film opens and closes in black and white, an homage to the original Clerks - Commessi (1994), in [...]	D
The character of Lance Dowds was based on a character named Hal that Kevin Smith created for a sitco [...]	D
Although most Kevin Smith films have been interlocked with recurring characters, locations, and them [...]	D
The date set for Dante Hicks and Emma Bunting's wedding was Saturday, January 6, 2007.	D
The film ends with Jay and Silent Bob returning to their hang out spots next to the RST Video and Ra [...]	D
There are sixteen uses of the term "ass to mouth". The first fourteen alone are in the sequence that [...]	D
The film starts and ends in Black and White with the remaining 90 or so minutes in color to showcase [...]	D
Joel Siegel, film critic for Good Morning America (1975), walked out forty minutes into a screening [...]	D

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