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T.S. and his best friend, Brodie, seek refuge in a mall after their girlfriends break up with them. There the two young men machinate to appear on a game show being staged and also manage to meet comic-book magnate Stan Lee, and then, the girls show up.
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USA Today
Smith has slicked up his follow-up vision of Slackerville USA, but the outcome is nowhere near as brash and original.
January 01, 2000
Los Angeles Times
If the Sundance Institute or the AFI ever offers a course advising directors of successful first films what to avoid the second time around, Mallrats could be at the heart of the curriculum.
February 13, 2001
EmanuelLevy.Com
Ragged, messy, and flat, this is Kevin Smith's sophomore jinx; coming right after Clerks, it was a huge artistic and commercial flop
December 27, 2006
ReelViews
Despite a broad range of effective comedy and a decent laugh-per-minute ratio, Mallrats is likely to be a moderate disappointment for anyone who guffawed their way through the previous film.
January 01, 2000
Washington Post
Between the routines and retorts, there's a lot of narrative dead air -- and far too many new guests.
January 01, 2000
Chicago Sun-Times
The fatal flaw in plotting the material is that we don't care.
January 01, 2000
Kansas City Kansan
How did Kevin Smith gain any fan base? This clunker made a bundle.
October 15, 2004
New York Times
Mallrats mixes clever bits and an appealing quirkiness (which goes a long way) with gross-out practical jokes, needless repetition and obvious padding, since it has no real plot.
May 20, 2003
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