Clerks II Page #2

Synopsis: A calamity at Dante and Randall's shops sends them looking for new horizons - but they ultimately settle at Mooby's, a fictional fast-food restaurant. Free from his dead-end job (and lodged in a new one), Dante begins to break free of his rut, planning to move away with his clingy fiancé. Dante is ready to leave the horrors of minimum-wage New Jersey behind, but Randal - always the more hostile of the two - starts to become overwhelmed by his own rancor.
Genre: Comedy
Director(s): Kevin Smith
Production: MGM
  3 wins & 3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.4
Metacritic:
65
Rotten Tomatoes:
63%
R
Year:
2006
97 min
$23,951,963
Website
2,864 Views


That's all I'm gonna tell you.

(door moos electronically)

Emma, are you like this

'cause you have an|unnaturally large clit?

(sighs)

You just had to tell him,|didn't you?

It kind of came out one day.

He says it's so big,

it's almost like|a little cock...

which says all kinds|of weird things about him

that I don't even want|to think about.

You wouldn't want|to be with a girl

with an oversized clit?

No, 'cause the next stop is|a guy with an undersized dick.

(door moos electronically)

# #

You're a little hard.

'Cause you're|a little close to me.

I can pull back, if you want.

Can we pull back into our|own apartment in Florida again?

Really? Goddamn it, Dante.

How many times|are we gonna have

this f***ing conversation?

There is no point|in getting an apartment anymore.

My mother has|pretty much told us

that she's gonna get us|a house as a wedding gift.

Your parents' generosity

just makes me|a little uncomfortable, Em.

They're giving us a house.

Your dad's giving me|one of his car washes to run.

It just feels weird.

Babe, it just feels weird|because you're so used

to life shitting|on you all the time.

What the f*** does that mean?

All I'm saying is that suddenly,

you have a woman that loves you,

a new job opportunity

and a fantastic life|to look forward to, right?

You got to face it, tiger:|You hit the jackpot.

RANDAL:
|What's up?

Something wrong?

RANDAL:
|Nope.

Just saw you guys talking.

Thought I'd come out here|and join you.

God, it must be|nice to have a job

with so much downtime.

Downtime's important.

If I had to deal with all|the f***ing mouth-breathers

nonstop, without a break,

I'd put my head|in the deep fryer.

Balls, too.

Do you really want

to sit here and watch me|and my fiance make out?

- Are you that much of a loser?|- Not really.

I was actually gonna ask|you two to knock it off

while I was out here.

I don't f***ing understand|why you can't be happy

for your best friend.

He finally found a woman|who loves him.

(titters)

Like you even register|as a chick to me.

You might as well be a dude.

Really?

Yeah. You're|my best friend's girlfriend.

You became|persona non-nookie to me

the moment he started diddling|your pooter.

So thinking of me|in terms of being a girl

kind of creeps you out,|does it?

Sweetheart, I don't think|of you in terms of being a girl.

I don't think of you|in any way...

Oh, that was just wrong.

If you don't get|the f*** out of here

so that I can spend|some quality time with my man,

next, I'm gonna show you|my pooter.

Why would you want|to do something like that?

All right, all right,|I'm leaving!

Jesus!

What'd you do that for?

You realize he just|thinks you're trying

to get him into a three-way|with us now, don't you?

EMMA:
Yeah, right.|With Graves?

That man's a total f***ing|Lloyd, like most Jersey guys.

Hey!

You talk tough, but when|we're crossing the state line,

I bet you get all sentimental|for Jersey

and squirt a few tears.

Yeah, tears of joy, maybe.

Jersey sucks,

and we are surrounded by morons.

On that note, I'm gonna go.

Whoa, whoa, whoa!|You're leaving?

EMMA:
|Yeah, I've got|a ton of stuff to do

before we leave in the morning,|but I love you.

I love you, too.

(whispering):
|Bye.

Dude, I'm pretty sure|your old lady wants

to get you and me together|in a three-way.

(whistling lackadaisically)

(whistling continues)

(scoffs)

(whistling continues)

(door moos electronically)

Ow.

Dude, how old are you?

(laughs)

You know I'm 19, Randal.

You wouldn't work for me|last week, remember?

'Cause you said working|on my birthday

would help me build character.

(sighs)

Well, at least you spelled|"cock" right this time.

Why the f*** are you|still getting rides

from your mother?

And even worse,

what the f*** are you|kissing her good-bye for?

What is she,|your f***in' prom date?

You're not gonna bother me|today, Randal.

I'm in too good a mood.

Because your mom|slipped you the tongue?

No, because I just read online|that there's gonna be

a live-action|Transformers movie.

And?

Well... I mean, as you know,

my online handle|is Optimus Prime.

I know that.|I wish I didn't.

Well, so not only is it awesome

that there's gonna be a|live-action Transformers movie,

but I'm, like,|positioned or whatever

with the best possible|Net handle and e-mail address

for when the movie comes out.

Oh, you're gonna be rolling|in the p*ssy, man.

Don't be gross.

Says the guy|who was just playing

tonsil hockey with his mother.

Mr. Dante!

Leave Elias alone, Randal!

Don't look at his wee-wee.

Dude, the Transformers sucked.

Oh, no, they didn't.

They were more|than meets the eye.

(scoffs)

They could beat the pants|off Ranger Danger any day.

Yeah. I'll lose sleep wondering|whether you're right

- about that or not.|- Ow.

I thought you weren't even|allowed to watch a lot of TV

in your house 'cause you're all|Christian and sh*t.

Well, as it turns out,|cars and trucks

that turn into...

robots aren't really|that blasphemous,

because my pastor says

that machines can turn|into other machines,

and it's not a sleight|against God.

Transformers were|a total sleight against God,

inasmuch as God sent|His only begotten son

to die on the cross|to redeem mankind,

and all we did to pay him back

was make terrible f***ing|cartoons like the Transformers.

Nice shot.

Well, 'cause at Bible camp,|we made this flow chart which...

I mean, I don't know,

kind of, like, proved|or whatever that...

Well, okay...

Bible camp?!

Since God created...

Since God created man,

and man created|the Transformers...

...the Transformers are like|a gift from God, Randal.

No, sir.|They are not a gift from God.

They are an unholy curse

from the beast|we call the Desolate One.

I don't really want|to hear this, Randal.

The first of the fallen,

the spoiler of virgins,

the master of abortions!

You know I don't like to talk|about dark forces, Randal.

(in high-pitched voice):|# Let me help you #

# Out of your chair, Grandma! #

# Grandma, what was it like #

# To be on that holiday site? #

# Late that night,|I awoke from my sleep #

# Hearing unknown voices #

JAY/RANDAL:
|# Laughing insane... #

(screaming)

(gasps)

(groaning):
|Oh...

# #

Oh, what the f*** was that?

What?

That wave.

I saw Becky, so I waved.

She'll be in here in 20 seconds.

And?

And you've got to greet her

before she gets in here,|you f***in' ass-kiss?

What's that all about?

It's called friendship.

She's your boss.

You can't be friends|with your boss.

No, you can't be friends|with your boss.

I like my boss.

I think there's|something going on

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Kevin Smith

Kevin Patrick Smith (born August 2, 1970) is an American filmmaker, actor, comedian, public speaker, comic book writer, author, and podcaster. He came to prominence with the low-budget comedy Clerks (1994), which he wrote, directed, co-produced, and acted in as the character Silent Bob of stoner duo "Jay & Silent Bob". Jay and Silent Bob have appeared in Smith's follow-up films Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back which were mostly all set in his home state of New Jersey. While not strictly sequential, the films frequently featured crossover plot elements, character references, and a shared canon described by fans as the "View Askewniverse", named after his production company View Askew Productions, which he co-founded with Scott Mosier. more…

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