Behind the vulgarity-"Crazy Clerk 2"

Ashleigh 2021-11-20 08:01:27

Recently, I usually watch a movie every night. Anyway, it doesn’t cost money to download and the effect is great.
Except for "The 405 Murder", it is all old and beautiful. "Sense and Emotion", "Night Sleep in Seattle", "Pretty Woman in Wind and Moon", etc., can be regarded as revisiting classics.
The "Crazy Clerk 2" (also known as Clerks2, Clerks2) that I just watched is completely different.
Two angry youths in their thirties working in a fast food restaurant. In their day, there are drugs, foul language (I shouldn't have heard so many swear words in a film, or E), bestiality (just a gimmick, no pornography), love, life choices, friendship, etc. , It is crazy enough. It looks ridiculous, very enjoyable, but very profound.
In short, it's a movie worth watching, even if it's just for funny and crazy.
I have lived for half my life and haven’t learned to write film reviews. Let’s write a few sentences between the two protagonists Dante and Lando in the detention center:
Dan: At least what are we doing instead of wasting our lives in convenience stores.
Lan: You do you know? You can say bad things about the Xiaoxie shop, but I miss that place. I like working there. Those days were the happiest days in my life.
Dan: Now I think you are a lunatic
Lan: Why? Because I like what I do, I like watching movies, fucking those bastards, and messing with friends all day long. Can you think of a way to enjoy life more? Yes, maybe this is different from ordinary people's way of life, but it's really fucking cool
Dan: Damn, it's just yourself, living by the lowest standard. I'm fed up with Lando, I'm no longer in high school. Damn, I'm not even in my twenties anymore. I don’t want to sit all day and harass customers while eating free food. That’s what you want to do. That is what you have always wanted to do. If your goal in life is like this, then I bless you, but I refuse to let you shit and pollute my life.
. . .
Lan: That's why you think about the time we spent together in the past. It's really weird, I thought you were the only one in the world who knew me and supported me, and was the only one willing to file bullets for me. Because I thought you would treat me the same way I treated you. . . I saw a boring future because you are not in that future. What's more, what you get by giving up me is not a meaningful life, but a stupid, empty sense of self-existence. You think you should embrace it because you are old, because this is the life that everyone wants to pursue. You are just a worker bee blindly following
. . .

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Clerks II quotes

  • Randal Graves: [after the fire at the Quick Stop] Terrorists?

    [Dante shakes his head]

    Randal Graves: I left the coffee pot on again, didn't I?

    [Dante nods]

    Randal Graves: Shit! Now where am I gonna bring chicks to fuck when my mom's home?

  • Dante Hicks: I need two Egg-A-Moofins and we're almost out of hash browns.

    Randal Graves: [On the computer] Hold on.

    Dante Hicks: [Through the P.A. microphone] Now, Randal!

    [Randal finishes typing something and hops back over the counter into the kitchen]

    Dante Hicks: What were you writing over there anyway, your memoirs?

    Randal Graves: I'm battling this jackass on his blog's message board.

    Dante Hicks: About what?

    Randal Graves: About how he's got too much free time and no life.

    Dante Hicks: So does the guy who's flaming him on his website

    Randal Graves: I can't help it, the guy pisses me off. It's this fuck in a wheelchair that's always preying on everyone's sympathies, writing these long diatribes about how he'll never walk again, and how walkers should appreciate the blessings of their functioning legs.

    Dante Hicks: That 'diatribes' you call it sounds like some poor, crippled guy pouring out his heart and feelings!

    Randal Graves: Oh, fuck him, man! Trying to guilt me into walking around more because *he's* all gimped out? Kind of mindfuck is that shit? So I've been getting into it with him, throwing it right back in his stupid crippie-boy face about how I love to just sit around, and how I'd rather drive to the end of the block than walk!

    Dante Hicks: The guy's in a wheelchair.

    Randal Graves: Yeah. That's why I called him "crippie-boy."