Clerks II Page #8

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


# And why two plus two|makes four #

# Now, now, now,|I'm gonna teach you #

# Teach you, teach you #

# All about love, girl #

# All about love #

# Sit yourself down... #

Okay, you really do suck.|Sit down.

Told you.

Just watch me, all right?

# A, B, C #

# Easy as one, two, three #

# As simple as do, re, mi #

# A, B, C, one, two, three #

# Baby, you and me, girl #

# A, B, C #

# Easy as one, two, three #

# As simple as do, re, mi #

# A, B, C, one, two, three #

# Baby, you and me, girl #

# Come on and love me|just a little bit #

# I'm gonna teach you|how to sing it out #

# Come on, come on, come on #

# Let me show you|what it's all about #

# Reading, writing, arithmetic #

# Are the branches|of the learning tree #

# But without the roots|of love every day, girl #

# Your education|ain't complete #

# Tea-Tea-Tea-Teacher's|gonna show you #

# She's gonna show you #

# How to get an "A" #

# Na-na-na-na-na-na #

# How to spell "me," "you,"|add the two #

# Listen to me, baby,|that's all you got to do #

# Oh, A, B, C #

# It's easy as one, two, three #

# As simple as do, re, mi #

# A, B, C, one, two, three #

# Baby, you and me, girl #

# A, B, C, it's easy #

# It's like counting|up to three #

# Singing simple melodies #

# That's how easy love can be #

# That's how easy|love can be #

# Singing simple melodies #

# One, two, three, you and me! #

# Yeah! #

- "(Silent Bob mouthing)"|- # Sit down, girl #

# I think I love you #

# No, get up, girl #

# Show me what you can do #

# Shake it, shake it, baby #

# Come on, now #

# Shake it, shake it, baby #

# Ooh, ooh, shake it,|shake it, baby, yeah #

# One, two, three, baby #

# Ooh, ooh, A, B, C, baby #

# Na, na, do, re, mi, baby #

# Now that's how easy|love can be #

- GROUP:
# Whoo! #|- # A, B, C, it's easy #

# It's like counting|up to three #

# Singing simple melodies #

# That's how easy love can be #

# Teacher's gonna teach you|how to sing it out #

# Come on, come on, come on #

# Let me show you|what it's all about #

# A, B, C, it's easy #

# It's like counting|up to three... #

I love you, Becky.

# Singing simple melodies... #

I'm pregnant, Dante.

# That's how easy... #

(gasps, grunts)

Oh!

(door creaking)

(door bangs shut)

I'm having second thoughts.

About your sexuality?

About going to Florida.

Yeah, right.

Why now, all of a sudden?

Becky's pregnant.

She is?

Huh.

So, what, are you afraid you're|gonna miss the baby shower?

I'm the father.

This sucks, man.

I have pelvic piss syndrome|like a motherf***er,

so be really f***ing quiet.

Ew, dude, don't try|looking at my dick.

- JAY:
What the f***?|- RANDAL: What?

Should we have|left that guy in there?

Oh, f*** him! How the f***|did you father a child

with a chick|that's not your fiance?!

Holy sh*t!

She got pregnant|off the toilet seat

you jerked off onto!

I f***ing knew it!

No, we had sex one night|after work, a few weeks ago.

What?! Where?!

Here, on the prep station table.

Ew! That's my prep table.

I don't know what to do.

What did Beck say?

She says she wants to have it.

Oh, my God, so she wants|you to break it off

- with Emma and marry her?|- No.

She's gonna tell Emma?

No!

Wait a second...|then what's the problem?

- Are you that dense?|- I'm serious.

If Becks isn't busting|your balls about it,

what's the big deal?

You could still|go down to Florida

and live happily ever after.

Knowing I have a love child|up in Jersey?!

How the f*** do you always have,

like, two good-Iooking|girls who want you?

You're the most|hideous f***ing CHUD

I've ever met,|and you always have

a pair of girls|fighting over you.

Listen, you can never tell|anybody about this.

Who am I gonna tell?

I'm serious, Randal!|And not just for me.

Becky says she doesn't want|anybody to know.

Then what'd you tell me for?

Look, you've f***ed me over|in the past,

but this is huge.

This is serious!

Promise me that you'll|keep your mouth shut,

because if you f*** me over|this time,

I swear to God, I will beat|the sh*t out of you.

(laughs):
|You and what army?

I'm serious!

I'm serious, too.|You and what army?

Promise me!

All right!|Get off of me, you nut!

JAY:
|What the f***?!

Can I talk to you for a minute?

Oh, yeah, sure.|Uh, we were just...

May your first child|be a masculine child.

(huffs)

Becky!

Randal!

She was sweating me.|It just came out.

Ow! Sh*t!

You swung at me!

- You ducked!|- Because you swung at me!

Damn it!

Where's Becky?

She just left.

I need help here, Mr. Dante.

I can't wrap good,|and Randal ate the last pickles.

You f***ing snitch.

I'm sorry, Randal.|I'm sorry.

Becky!

Maybe she went to get|a home pregnancy test

just to be sure.

How the f***|could this day get any worse?

Well, what the f***|are you doing, man?!

Follow her!

You-you think?

You're darn right, I do.

You two have got|to work this out.

Follow her, talk|to her for an hour,

then come back here.

An hour?!

L-I've found that any|more time than that,

you run the risk of saying|the wrong thing again.

Follow her,|talk to her for an hour,

then come back here|and help me close up.

You can't close up by yourself?

F***ing A, man,|you're about to become a father!

Time to start acting|responsibly!

Be back here in an hour.|Go!

(engine starts)

(tires screech)

Hello.

I assume|you're with Kinky Kelly.

Good guess. You Randal?

I am.

How long is it gonna take you|to set up?

Got to hook up the boom box,

hang a few curtains|and some lights.

I've got a small smoke machine|for ambiance. Yeah.

Well, you might as|well start setting up.

We got about an hour

before the guest of honor|gets back.

So, do I, uh, get to meet Kelly|before the show or what?

Nah.

Kelly likes privacy|before show time.

But after the show, if you want,

for an extra $500,|you can f*** Kelly.

Really? Sweet.

Yeah. So, where|we doing this thing?

Oh, right inside the restaurant.

You're kidding.

Not spacious enough?

No, it's plenty spacious.

Just kind of weird, isn't it?

Kind of weird?

You're in the bestiality|business, dude.

Hey, fucko...

...we like to call it

inter-species erotica.

Intriguing.

playing)

# Shakedown 1979 #

# Cool kids never have|the time #

# On a live wire|right up off the street #

# You and I should meet #

# Junebug skipping|like a stone #

# Headlights pointed|at the dawn #

# We were sure we'd never see|an end to it all #

# And I don't even care #

# To shake these zipper blues #

# And we don't know #

# Just where our bones|will rest #

# To dust, I guess #

# Lamented and assured #

# To the lights #

# And towns below #

# Faster than #

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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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