It’s been 10 years since we last saw our intrepid clerks, Dante and Randall from the first movie by Kevin Smith and here they are again with new jobs, some have new lives and others… well let’s just say they are here! 

Featuring the dialogue that Smith brought to everyone’s attention in the first movie, this story revolves around Dante finding himself with a fiancé and about to move away from the neighbourhood which has Randall pissed. Currently working at the local Mooby restaurant with the delightfully sassy Rosario Dawson as Becky with whom Dante has a little something that if I was to tell you, you would not be slightly happy with me. 

There are many highlights to the feature that fans of the Jersey series will note, in jokes and movie references that will make you laugh out loud. Newcomers will find themselves captured with Smiths snappy dialogue and the way that the story pans out. Oddly enough though, as a fan of the series I do find myself treating this movie on it’s own rather than a true continuation of the story of these numbskulls. 

Back in the saddle are Jay and Silent Bob as well, our drug dealers from almost every one of Smiths flicks. Silent Bob is played by Smith himself and Jay played by Smith’s childhood friend Jason Mewes who is perfect as the hyperactive potty mouthed Jay. If you are familiar with the movies then it might come as a surprise to find that the two have found the Lord, but in a way that doesn’t prevent them from drug dealing. 

The film is wonderfully shot and as with all of these in this series you can tell that they are Smith’s pride and joy. The audio is fantastic and the script polished to a high degree. Taboo subject material is the focus here with unintentional racism, bestiality and other topics par for the course. 

The title from start to finish is truly a laugh fest and you would be well rewarded in getting this disc.