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Additional Information about Mallrats (VHS, 1996)
When a couple of well-meaning slackers, T.S. (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. Once there, the pair push the limits of decency and mall etiquette, encountering an array of mall denizens, including Jay and Silent Bob from CLERKS and legendary comic book creator Stan Lee. A surprising number of misadventures ensue, bringing the boys the possibility of regaining their lady loves.
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Number of Tapes: 1 Rating: R (MPAA) Film Country: USA UPC: 096898261937
Additional Details Genre: Comedies Format: VHS
"...[Lee makes] an impressively charming acting debut..." -- Rating: B Entertainment Weekly - Ken Tucker (11/03/1995)
"...It's a picture with an innate charm and honesty....MALLRATS is effortlessly engaging in its totally unselfconscious manner and humor..." Variety - Leonard Klady (10/16/1995)
Very good condition.
Additional Information about Mallrats (VHS, 1996)
When a couple of well-meaning slackers, T.S. (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. Once there, the pair push the limits of decency and mall etiquette, encountering an array of mall denizens, including Jay and Silent Bob from CLERKS and legendary comic book creator Stan Lee. A surprising number of misadventures ensue, bringing the boys the possibility of regaining their lady loves.
Product Details
Number of Tapes: 1 Rating: R (MPAA) Film Country: USA UPC: 096898261937
Additional Details Genre: Comedies Format: VHS
"...[Lee makes] an impressively charming acting debut..." -- Rating: B Entertainment Weekly - Ken Tucker (11/03/1995)
"...It's a picture with an innate charm and honesty....MALLRATS is effortlessly engaging in its totally unselfconscious manner and humor..." Variety - Leonard Klady (10/16/1995)













