It was a sweet and funny way to finish the trilogy. It was a third part of a trilogy that felt most as a finish to a trilogy. They were very self-aware and Kevin Smith brought a lot of meta to meta commentary.
It also had a lot of sweet and sad moments that hit a bit too hard and I really didn't expect it...but they did. It's all thanks to Brian O'Halloran in those scenes because he really brought something deep, or so it seemed. I also liked the casting scene, even though it felt gratuitous and they were all friends of Kevin Smith in there that wanted to be in the end of a memorable trilogy. Also, there is again a lot of anti-religious sentiment from Smith along with a bunch of critique moments for movies and shows that came out from the last Clerks that I enjoyed and felt like member-berries.
Also, a very personal film for K. S. because of all the heart attack plot lines.
It also had a lot of sweet and sad moments that hit a bit too hard and I really didn't expect it...but they did. It's all thanks to Brian O'Halloran in those scenes because he really brought something deep, or so it seemed. I also liked the casting scene, even though it felt gratuitous and they were all friends of Kevin Smith in there that wanted to be in the end of a memorable trilogy. Also, there is again a lot of anti-religious sentiment from Smith along with a bunch of critique moments for movies and shows that came out from the last Clerks that I enjoyed and felt like member-berries.
Also, a very personal film for K. S. because of all the heart attack plot lines.