Kevin Smith Wants to Celebrate 20th Anniversary of Mallrats

Mallrats, the cult classic from director Kevin Smith, turns 20 this year. In observance of this, Smith wants to conduct interviews at the mall where the film was shot, according to a post on his Facebook page.

"In the fall of 2015, MALLRATS will turn 20 years old," Smith stated.

"My goal is to record a series of anniversary Q&A screenings at the Eden Prairie mall movie theater with folks who still like my second flick. I'll let you know when I have more details."

Mallrats was Smith's second major release. It takes place a day before Clerks in the director's "Askew-niverse"; protagonists Brodie and T.S. have to win back their ex-girlfriends and stop a game show from airing.

In 2005, the film's tenth anniversary, Smith released a DVD with an alternate version of the movie, which included a cut storyline where T.S. is accused of trying to kill a political figure. Originally, this was supposed to be the reason why T.S. and Brandy--his girlfriend--break up.

This, however, was cut from the theatrical release due to underwhelming reception from test audiences. The version most people know opens with a verbal fight between T.S. and Brandy; the former gets angry that Brandy must be a contestant on her father's game show, where she would compete for the affection of three bachelors.

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