Mallrats collectors edition

Director Kevin Smith. Average Rating 4. Share Your Thoughts Write a Review. Alias Alias is displayed publicly. DVD Empire reserves the right to not post this comment for any reason.

Submit review or Cancel. Reviews for "Mallrats: Collector's Edition". Gift Certificates Purchase Redeem. Smith himself makes a return acting appearance as Silent Bob along with Jay, his doper friend.

Bob remains an unproblematic presence, but Jay played by real-life stoner Jason Mewes is much more irritating in Mallrats. The two made for an entertaining contrast in Clerks and offered much of that film's appeal; they also were fan faves, which is probably why we see them here. Unfortunately, Jay - like much of Mallrats - is just abrasive and tiresome. Is there any sound more painful than Mewes' frequent statements along the lines of "Snootchie boochie noochies"?

That's what passes for humor in Mallrats , and it's even more annoying when you hear it. Really, the closest thing to a saving grace that can be found in Mallrats is the presence of Forlani.

I don't think she's much of an actress - at least not based on her work here - but man! What a babe! My dislike of the film briefly evaporated whenever her lovely face crossed the screen. Go ahead and insert your own joke that integrates another body part and "up".

As attractive as I find Forlani, she doesn't make this stinker palatable enough to lift it above the level of "disaster. While clearly a much better-looking film than we saw in Smith's initial effort, Mallrats still contained some flaws that kept it from offering a top-notch viewing experience. Sharpness generally seemed pretty good, though some vague softness occasionally crept into the picture.

Print quality seemed fairly decent, though I noticed a moderate amount of specks, marks, grit and blotches. Colors were erratic.

For the most part, they looked pretty good, with adequate saturation and boldness. However, a fair number of scenes appeared murky and displayed hues that seemed a little too heavy and that gave the image a hazy, overly greenish or purplish cast.

Black levels looked adequate and shadow detail was also fine, though neither often came into play in this film.

Mallrats looked pretty good, really, but offered enough problems to only merit a "B". The film's Dolby Digital 5. It's not a tremendous mix, but considering the content of the film, it's pretty good. The soundstage offered a fair amount of activity in all channels, although the center dominated since the film's rather dialogue driven. Still, we got a nice little image, with all sorts of ambient sounds emanating from the other speakers.

It could seem a bit forced at times - kind of like they found a new toy after the extreme budgetary restrictions of Clerks - but it worked in the film's best interests. Quality of sound seemed good but not great. Dialogue sounded generally natural and clear and always remained intelligible.

Music appeared somewhat thin and flat, though, and offered little low end; it never sounded harsh but it just lacked much presence. Effects seemed realistic and clean; no parts of the presentation displayed any distortion.

When a couple of well-meaning slackers, T. Jeremy London and Brodie Jason Lee , lose their girlfriends, they set about trying to reclaim their pride and their ladies in the most obvious of places - the mall. A surprising number of misadventures ensue, bringing the boys the possibility of regaining their lady loves. Skip to main content. About this product. Make an offer:. Auction: Pre-owned. Stock photo. Brand new: Lowest price The lowest-priced brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging where packaging is applicable.

Released theatrically in the U. The film was shot on location in Minneapolis and Eden Prairie, Minnesota. See all 36 brand new listings.

Buy It Now. Add to cart. Sold by moviemars About this product Product Information When a couple of well-meaning slackers, T. Jeremy London and Brodie Jason Lee , lose their girlfriends, they set about trying to reclaim their pride and their ladies in the most obvious of places--the mall. Additional Product Features Signal Standard. Show More Show Less. Any Condition Any Condition.