I don’t usually do the “DVD News” thing here on Mondo, although I do a little bit for The Blogcritics now and again. I thought this here was incredibly cool, however, so I thought I’d share it with you fans of The Duke’s jokes about “motherfuck”.
This here is what the 3-disc Clerks X will look like when it’s sitting in the store come September 7th 2004. We can thank Mr. Kevin Smith himself, since I believe he was the one what took the photos. That might even be his rug.
There’s a full list of extras underneath the pics. Thanks to View Askew.
And finally, here's the complete list of extras.
* The 93 minute "Clerks" Theatrical cut * All new HiDef transfer from 16mm IP supervised by Dave Klein with all-new 5.1 Skywalker Sound remix supervised by Scott Mosier, includes original commentary track from laser disc/initial DVD release (Disc One) * The 103 minute "Clerks" IFFM First Cut, includes all-new audio/video commentary track with Kevin, Scott, Jeff Anderson, Brian O'Halloran and Jason Mewes. (Disc Two) * The 95 minute "The Snowball Effect: The Story of Clerks" Brand Spanking New Documentary that inteviews almost everybody who ever had something to do with "Clerks" (Disc Three) * The MTV Jay and Silent Bob shorts that everyone's been crying for us to put on a DVD for years now * The Arclight 10th Anniversary Q&A with Brian, Jeff, Marilyn, Scott, Dave, Mewes, and me * Lots of new video intros. * "The Flying Car" short from the Tonight Show (re-telecined in HiDef). * The Original theatrical trailer * "Can't Even Tell" Music Video * The original Jeff, Brian, and Marilyn and Ernie O'Donnell audition tapes * The brand new, seven minute animated "Lost Scene" short * Expansive Still Photo Gallery * 'Clerks' Trivia track * Original 168-page original first draft screenplay * Kevin's 'Clerks' Journal * Kevin's 'Sundance' Journal * Peter Broderick's 1992 article "The ABC's of No-Budget Filmmaking" that inspired the budget for 'Clerks' * Peter Broderick's followup article "Learning from Low-Budgets" a year later that does the same treatment on 'Clerks' * Amy Taubin's Village Voice article on the 1991 IFFM and 'Slacker' that inspired Kevin to take 'Clerks' to the IFFM * Amy Taubin's Village Voice article on the 1993 IFFM about 'Clerks' being the gem of the festival. * Janet Maslin's 1994 New York Times review of 'Clerks' entitled "At a Convenience Store, Coolness To Go" * The entire John Pierson 'The Odd Couple: Sundance 1994" Chapter from 'Spike Mike Reloaded' book * The original Kevin-penned IFFM program note * The original Bob Hawk-penned 1994 Sundance Film Festival program note. * "Mae Day" - Kevin and Scott's Vancouver Film School documentary short. * Booklet.
