Game Over: The Secret Life of Game Store Clerks

2009
1h 26m

IMDb RATING

7.0/10

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Allen Spann, Amy Staggs, Larry Wade Carrell, Ziggy Lang, Abby Morgan, Albion Watson, Rp Boo Gay, Mike Gonzalez, El Farto, Joshua Mercurio Drapehs, and Raven Carrell in Game Over: The Secret Life of Game Store Clerks (2009)

Every wonder what REALLY goes on at your local video game store? Take a peek into the unknown and secret life of game store clerks. Allegedly based on true events.

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Bruce is a 30 something game store clerk that spends his days waging an epic war on the retail front, battling against the forces of evil such as Becky the assistant manager at the adjoining... Read allBruce is a 30 something game store clerk that spends his days waging an epic war on the retail front, battling against the forces of evil such as Becky the assistant manager at the adjoining video store (who not so secretly hates him for rejecting her romantic advances), an onsla... Read allBruce is a 30 something game store clerk that spends his days waging an epic war on the retail front, battling against the forces of evil such as Becky the assistant manager at the adjoining video store (who not so secretly hates him for rejecting her romantic advances), an onslaught of snot nose bratty kids, grouchy soccer moms and all around rude patrons with his ow... Read all

Directors
- Larry Wade Carrell
- Joshua Mercurio Drapehs
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- Larry Wade Carrell
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IMDb RATING

7.0/10

YOUR RATING

Directors
- Larry Wade Carrell
- Joshua Mercurio Drapehs
Writer
- Larry Wade Carrell
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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10/10

The best movie of all time!!!

This movie is the greatest example of how a low-budget, independent movie can be better than anything that has come out of Hollywood in the last 10 years. Giving the Kevin Smith Clerks style a much needed update, this day-in-the-life story of a video game store clerk's last day on the job and his constant clashes with customers and co-workers is written better than any of the other comedies we are constantly spoon fed year after year. Combining expertly clever dialogue with an over the top crudeness, Larry Wade Carrell manages to create original and enduring characters that the audience can relate to and care about. I cannot recommend this movie enough. Buy it, watch it, love it and thank me latter.