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EPISODE · Jul 14, 2024 · 2H 7M

Episode 22 - CLERKS Review (We're not even suppose to be here today)

from Middle Age Movie Reviews Podcast · host Matt D.

  MIDDLE AGE MOVIE REVIEWS EPISODE 22 - Clerks Review (We're not even suppose to be here today)Three guys sitting behind a store counter talking about one of Kevin Smith's more renowned film, Clerks. The guys are joined this evening by a large panel of fellow podcasters.Cyber : From CyberneticShark and TheMCUBleedingEdge WebcastJeff S : a.k.a. Trueknowledge from TheMCUBleedingEdgeAndy : From FatDudeDigsFlicks podcast.All six talk about the film from story card to story card.  They discuss how whiney Dante can be in the movie.  They also breakdown the relationship between Dante and his girlfriend Veronica.  We also get some tangential stories about working in the customer service industry from Tim and Andy.  Rick gives us the 411 on the emotional direction from Dante and his thoughts on his ex-girlfriend Caitlin Bree.  We also discuss the friendship of Randal and Dante and what makes there duo act work well in the film. Finally, Cyber lays down some of his knowledge on the film and why we call him Cyberpedia.

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