Clerks III [Blu-ray]

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Kevin Smith's Clerks III has not received a wide enough release in theaters to satisfy demand, but Blu-ray and Digital releases are about to swoop in and pick up the slack. However, too much of the material just echoes prior glories, as the self-referential Smith fails to find much new to say, and the lines tend to feel cliché within the Smith universe. All right, we’ll leave you this afternoon with a look at the cover artwork for a few upcoming 2-film 4K Ultra HD collections, for those who might be interested in getting a bargain.

Lionsgate Home Entertainment has officially announced that it will release on Blu-ray Kevin Smith's Clerks III (2022), starring Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes, Rosario Dawson, Jeff Anderson, and Brian O'Halloran. The Clerks III Documentary spans one hour, 36 minutes, 12 seconds and includes notes from Smith, Ferhman, Anderson, Zajur, producers Liz Destro andJordan Monsanto, associate producer Ernie O’Donnell, health and safety inspector Stephan Masnyj, production designer Robert Holtzman, and actors Justin Long, Sal Vulcano, Kate Micucci, Michelle Buteau, Yassir Lester, Rosario Dawson, Marc Bernardin, Michael Zapcic, Ming Chen, Jen Schwalbach, Jason Mewes, Harley Quinn Smith, Amy Sedaris, Marilyn Ghigliotti, and Betsy Broussard. 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. When the movie requires O’Halloran and Anderson to portray emotions beyond the slacker snark of the first movie, they come up badly short. I love Kevin Smith's first batch of movies, but really haven't cared much for what he's put out over the last 10 years.

I should preface this by stating my opinion that Clerks II is the best-looking film in the series, with a slightly desaturated but highly organic look that the other two films just don’t have, which is how I measure the presentation of Clerks III.And to Smith’s credit, he doesn’t sit and harp on those “better days” a lot in the third Clerks film, but focuses on how that is evolving around our two protagonists. 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. There’s also the 75-minute We’re Not Even Supposed to Be Here Today: 3 Decades of Clerks, which takes us through the history of the trilogy.