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mean special edition DVD. Aside from the usual distractions (i.e. featurettes, commentary), the main attraction is an all new movie extended-cut of the flick, done by Kevin Smith himself. This new cut (don't fret, the original remains intact on the opposite side of the disc) integrates deleted footage and alternate takes into what ends up being a sprawling two hour and three minute epic. Think movie James Cameron re-editing "Terminator 2: Judgment Day." Ok, maybe not movie that big of a deal, but it's still cool, nevertheless. The "Extended Version" is (as Smith describes it in his introduction) basically the script put to screen. The "new" film is just as funny, and actually, better. I never had a problem with the original "Mallrats," but for some reason, this version feels more complete -- or incomplete?
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