| Review | In 1994, an intimate little indie flick called Clerks launched the career and cult following of Kevin Smith. Now, a dozen feature films and a full generation later, Smith has returned to the Quick Stop to revisit and complete the tale of Randal and Dante. Clerks III is the capstone of a very personal journey for Smith, and, thankfully, it’s the rowdy, fun, and deeply emotional return to form for the beloved writer/director we all hoped it would be.