
A feature-length documentary about the making of Kevin Smith's Clerks (1994) and the commercial success that followed.... (Full plot summary below)
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A feature-length documentary about the making of Kevin Smith's Clerks (1994) and the commercial success that followed.
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| User ReviewDave HBest documentary of a making of I've ever seen. |
| User ReviewTim SAn excellent documentary on Kevin Smith and Clerks. |
| User ReviewTristan DOne of the most thorough and inspiring documentaries of its kind. Snowball Effect is a brilliant look into the making of Clerks and the life of Kevin Smith. More than just a step by step guide to low budget filmmaking, this is the documentary that might very well push indy fence sitters into the marvelous game that is making a movie. Well done! |
| User ReviewRay DI'm not the most unbiased person when it comes to Smith's flicks but I loved this documentary. It's available on the Clerks X DVD set for those who are wondering. |
| User ReviewAaron PAn honest and inspiring look at the making of Clerks. |
| User ReviewCha tAn excellent documentary on Kevin Smith and Clerks. |
| User ReviewMatt BMy personal favorite documentary. It follows Kevin Smith from his childhood, through high school, his time at the quick stop, film school, every aspect of the production of Clerks, the festival experience, and finally the after-effects of Clerks. |
| User ReviewRonald SGives me goosebumps. I hope that my story turns out a lot like this one. |
| User ReviewPatrick SGreat documentary that privides an interesting and funny insight into the rise of an independent classic! |
| User ReviewMitch TA great, in depth documentary on the conceiving, making, executing, and releasing of Clerks. I highly recommend this to anyone interested in film making, for the editing and filming of this, AND how you can release a movie made with you in your friends, at your work, with 27,000 bucks. Excellent. |