16
1995    1h 35minComedia, Romance
7.058%82%6.8
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A Brodie y T.S. los acaban de dejar sus respectivas novias. Para evadirse deciden visitar un centro comercial. Una vez allí, y con la ayuda de varios amigos, intentan reconquistarlas y de paso sabotear el concurso que prepara allí el padre de una de las chicas.
Directed by Kevin Smith
  • Jason LeeBrodie
  • Jeremy LondonT.S. Quint
  • Shannen DohertyRene
  • Claire ForlaniBrandi
  • Ben AffleckShannon
  • Joey Lauren AdamsGwen
  • Renée HumphreyTricia
  • Kevin SmithSilent Bob / Director / Escritor
  • Jason MewesJay
  • Ethan SupleeWillam
  • Stan LeeStan Lee
  • Priscilla BarnesIvannah
  • Michael RookerSvenning
  • Sven-Ole ThorsenLa Fours
  • Carol BankerSecurity Guard / Supervisor de guion
  • Steven BlackwellArresting Cop #2
  • Kyle BoePull Toy Kid
  • David BrinkleyTV Executive #1
  • Walt FlanaganFan Boy
  • Ethan FlowerGuy Contestant #1 / Casting Assistant
  • poetic_mouse8 de febrero de 2025
    Classic
  • jayricha619 de abril de 2026
    The greatest story ever told
  • Jake6 de febrero de 2025
    It encapsulates crude humor the 90s-2000s generation was raised on. Timeless funny with silly storylines paired with characters that translate from movie to movie in their own little universe. Definitely not for the Rugrats, but if they grow up watching it accidentally I promise they'll grow up okay. We sure did! 😹
  • Tofu Box30 de noviembre de 2025
    Oldie but a goldie
  • mickerdoo7 de julio de 2025
    A lot of fun with great pseudo-psychological dialogue in Kevin Smith's style. Rockstar cast. Fun origin for a lot of them.
  • Jacob O’Neal6 de julio de 2025
    I am one of the few people who saw this film in theaters when it was released. I fell in love with Clerks when it was released and couldn’t wait for Mallrats. Until 2000, I used to watch this movie all the time. Then I played a drinking game on New Years with some friends and from that point forward, the movie reminded me of being more hung over than ever so I stopped watching till the original cut was released on DVD. I found it online recently and decided to give it a second shot. The opening was so much different and very, very dull, along with many other changes throughout that related to a deleted plot point. It’s still sucks this way. I tried to watch it again and give it a fair shake but it’s like a bad pre-Buffy WB drama for the first 30 minutes before finally getting to the mall. If you’re gonna watch this movie, please watch the theatrical cut. It’s fun to see what could have been, but it lowers the score of this film so much. This movie launched the careers of Jason Lee, Ben Affleck and Ethan Suplee. The movie is cheesy, funny, poorly constructed and uneven, but still entertains. Somehow, Kevin Smith was a better director with his second film than he was for the last 5 movies he’s made. He’s one of the most uneven directors I’ve ever seen. Red State was beautifully directed. Tusk was well directed. Jay & Silent Bob Reboot looks like a fan film. And don’t get me started on Yoga Hosers. How does that happen? Mallrats, Smith still had something to prove. He found some awesome actors and made a movie that endears despite its faults, unlike his NFT movie.
  • Erikthepace23 de junio de 2025
    It's not nearly as funny as I remember it being when I was growing up. It's still worth watching sometimes, but the humor is the lowest common denominator. Keep that in mind
  • DeezNuttsi20 de abril de 2025
    A true classic. I am a bit curious as to how Clerks 3 has a higher fan rating than Clerks and Mallrats, which are often considered his best work.

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