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First Time Watching *DOGMA* Surprised The HELL Out Of Me!
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2023
- We're Watching And Reacting To Dogma In This Video. This Is My First Time Watching Dogma, What Is Your Favorite Kevin Smith Movie? #MovieReaction #FirstTimeWatching #KevinSmith #Dogma
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Dogma Movie Description:
Two fallen angels who were ejected from paradise find themselves banned in Wisconsin. They are now headed for New Jersey where they find a loophole that can get them back into heaven. The only catch is that it will destroy humanity. A group bands together to stop them.
Dogma is a 1999 American fantasy comedy film written and directed by Kevin Smith, who also stars with Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, George Carlin, Linda Fiorentino, Janeane Garofalo, Chris Rock, Jason Lee, Salma Hayek, Bud Cort, Alan Rickman, Alanis Morissette and Jason Mewes. It is the fourth film in Smith's View Askewniverse series. Brian O'Halloran and Jeff Anderson, stars of the first Askewniverse film Clerks, appear in the film, as do Smith regulars Scott Mosier, Dwight Ewell, Walt Flanagan, and Bryan Johnson.
The story revolves around two fallen angels who plan to employ an alleged loophole in Catholic dogma to return to Heaven after being cast out by God, but as existence is founded on the principle that God is infallible, their success would prove God wrong, thus undoing all creation. The last scion and two prophets are sent by the seraph Metatron to stop them.
The film's irreverent treatment of Catholicism and the Catholic Church triggered considerable controversy, even before its opening. The Catholic League denounced it as blasphemy. Organized protests delayed its release in many countries and led to at least two death threats against Smith. Despite this, Dogma was well received by critics, and grossed $44 million against its $10 million budget, becoming the highest-grossing film in the View Askewniverse series to date.
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kevin smith showing up at a protest of this film and getting interviewed by a local news station telling the world not to watch it is still one of the funniest things ever
Hell yeah! I hope everyone sees your comment and go watches some of that footage. Priceless!
Lunchbox literally had a sign that said "Dogma Is Dogsh!t". The man is one of my favourite people on the planet (perhaps obviously).
really? lol
"Dogma is dog? That's stupid"
It also showed how little those genuinely protesting knew about the movie that they didn't even recognize the writer/director/supporting cast member of the movie. Maybe they should have watched it first before committing to a judgment of the film?
Jason Mewes was so intimidated by Alan Rickman and wanted to make a good impression. So...he memorized the entire script. Everyones lines. LOL
Facts
Did it work?
@@anthonycurby4606lol I hear Alan Rickman was super nice, so probably 🫶
@@anthonycurby4606It really did!
Reasonable reaction to Alan Rickman! :)
Silent Bob's "No ticket!" line after throwing Bartleby & Loki off the train is a reference to Indiana Jones
The female god in Dogma is pop/rock superstar Alanis Morissette whose biggest hit was Ironic
So the line that anyone who hears God's voice will have their head and chest explode was extra funny when this was revealed!
Wasn't her biggest hit "You Oughta Know"?
I'm still mad that she's still making it difficult to release those 'You Can't Do That zone Television' episodes.....& honestly, I can do w/ out her seasons & ahead anyway. Lol
@@kyralaird3234 Ironic charted in more countries, and charted higher all around.
I thought her biggest hit was You Oughta Know. Actually the entire album was a hit with pretty much every song. She wrote the whole thing in one night
Ben Affleck's monologue in the parking garage is probably my favorite moment in the entire movie, still. No matter how many times I've seen it, it still floors me. This movie is something I reference more than anything when talking religion and such because Rufus is right: it's better to have an idea, you can change an idea; belief is tricky.
This movie is classic. And kudos to Kevin Smith for allowing it to be online without copyright issue because he doesn't want Weinstein getting money.
A friend and I chose to do this scene in an acting class in college and our performance was so good that not only did we get an A, the teacher went and rented the movie.
@@silentjay01 I've always wanted to do it for an audition but we've never had a show where it would be an appropriate piece but man, someday, I hope I get to, even if I have to edit it down
@brokenfoxx Only note I would add if you decide to do this with another person but in an open space. You won't be able to slam Loki up against a pillar, so we chose to have Bartleby grab Loki by the lapel, sweep the legs, and use you grip to "slam" Loki to the ground while saying, "NO!" so you can still get close and say, "We're Going HOME, Loki!"
Love this movie! Getting George Carlin to play a cardinal was brilliant and still smile at that casting to this day.
I'm sure George was more than willing to cast a little shade on the Catholic religion.
He was very well known to be an athiest
@@laudanum669Well he is atheist so I can see why. Casting shade is something he loves to do.
"It doesn't matter what you have faith in. Just that you have faith." Is legit one of the best lines in any religious or religiously satirical movie🙏
Considering how it's generally used - belief in something without even a shred of evidence -, I'd say the exact opposite. The less faith, the better everyone is off. There is *_nothing_* that one couldn't "have faith in" - up to and including including "all blacks deserve to be slaves" or "all Jews are subhuman vermin"
As his movies go, I'm not sure Kevin Smith will ever top Dogma. That being said, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and Clerks 2 still need to be on your list. They're worth it.
Agreed, Dogma is #1 for me as well, with Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back being second for sure.
Not just Clerks 2.
Clerks 1, 2 and 3 is a must watch. And Chasing Amy.
Agreed!!!!
Don't forget Mallrats.
And Red State
If Salma Hayek is your wifey you should really really check out Robert Rodriguez's "Desperado". Fantastic music.. Insane action with a Mexican flair.. And Salma is beyond gorgeous in it... Also she's great in "The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard". Not a great film but her, Ryan Reynolds and Sam Jackson are just a blast to watch on screen.
Desperado was one of my favorite movies back in the day but that sex scene between Selma and Antonio held for DECADES as the hottest I’d ever experienced (because come on, they were the hottest 2 people on the planet)…until recently I read an interview with her in which she said she was so uncomfortable with the nudity she was literally crying in between takes. I have not been able to watch that movie since.😢
Wait until Mellverse sees Salma Hayek's sexy dance in From Dusk Till Dawn, where she's a vampire that kills Quentin Tarantino & George Clooney fights.
"🧛♀️Welcome to slavery!"
"🧑💼No thanks! I already had a wife!" *💥🔫bang*
Went to Catholic school many years as a kid and believe me if you had said or thought anything contradictory; it’s not taken well. When I saw this when it came out, it was not only comedic relief, but relief that some ideas I had, others have had too. The ideas in this film are so intriguing and compelling. “But to believe a man and woman never got down, that’s just plain gullibility.” Really makes you wonder how people can believe that. 😂
There's nothing like Catholicism to make an Atheist.
The stories have lots of plot holes but I still like them sometimes and it helps you understand movies like this.
My dad was raised Catholic, and went to a Catholic school. I remember watching this film with him. And I hadn't seen him laugh so much. He had a lot of animosity with the church. As his Priest refused to marry him to my Protestant mum. ( it was the 70s in the west of Scotland) But he always said, he never lost faith in God, just the people who ran the church.
@@DANTE83100That was said nicely. I agree. Ppl often put faith in ppl rather than God.
I honestly believe that everyone who hasn't yet seen Dogma should definitely check it out, by far my top number 1 favorite Kevin Smith film besides Clerks
Edit: also having Alan Rickman (god rest his soul) play the Metatron (voice of God) is pure genius.
I was raised Catholic but I'm not religious today. I look at everything in the Bible as folklore & fairytales. With that being said, the scene with Betheny and Alan Rickman at the lake always gets me. Explaining to a 12 yr old Jesus that he's God/the Son of God even though he didn't want to burden a child with it. It's kind of heartbreaking.
The perfect villain story
The Bible is a lot of allegories for other things like the body. I believe in God but I have no trust for those books.
Good job. There was no need to worry about not getting the jokes because Kevin made certain to set everything up VERY thoroughly. I really enjoy how you edit yourself into scenes in the films you react to! I'm always caught off guard. One in The Menu made me scream laughing!
Lol actually not many people would be wondering how God really sounds because she is actually the very famous singer Alanis Morissette
LOL also, I was awakened to the goddess Isis and she also appeared as mary to me too, and In my further readings of Isis, she viewed herself as the alpha and omega, and when I went to church as a kid, priest would say God is the alpha and omega, I view Isis to be God and her name is encoded in Alanis Morissette's name, just my personal point of view, peace!
Seeing how you like Salma, I HIGHLY recommend *Desperado* and *From Dusk Til Dawn.* You won't be disappointed.
Honestly I think you got all the jokes. This is just a great fucking movie.
"No ticket" - Indiana Jones
I don’t think he made the connection to the golden cow idol from the Bible either lol
I bought one of the Buddy Christ mini statues when this movie came out and I still have it to this day. It sits atop my fridge as a reminder to never take anything too seriously.
One of my favorite movies, Kevin Smith did an awesome job with it. George Carlin as the Cardinal was genius.
Sweet, Alan Rickman for the win, " Sweet Jesus, did you have to use the hole can?"
Kevin Smith helped protest this film, because the Westbro church was holding "protests" at the screening, Kevin and his buddies made their own signs and joined in, even being interviewed for the news and pretending not to be himself
His sign said dogma Is dogshit and it offended the protesters who would tell you your going to hell but recoil at words like shit
That was in Jersey and the Catholics and The Catholic League more specifically.. the Westborough church protested him I believe at Sundance for "Red State".
@@mcgilj1 I'm trying to remember which movie was that he told the story about a group that was there to protest him but was really really mad about the Easter bunny
Cuz I know I thought I heard him tell that story before because I thought it was hilarious but now I can't find a clip of it to remember what movie interview it was
@@Adrasdea I don't remember that either I've seen a lot of his evening of's. But he has so many I mean there's like J and Bob go Gaelic or whatever then there's one in England and there's one in Australia where he does his q&As so it's hard to keep up. Lol
@@mcgilj1 I found the story in word form but I know I heard him tell it once and want to find that special.
Maybe reading it will jog your memory, it only confirmed to me I didn't hallucinate it in my ambian days
"Listen, the first time I got protested by the Phelps’, I was scared, so scared that I actually told my mother to stay home. She was going to come to Kansas City on a bus with me. That’s how I tour now, because I couldn’t get on a plane for a while, you know. Anyway, Westboro put out a press release saying, “God hates fag enabler Kevin Smith.”
So I didn’t know what to expect from being on the receiving end of a Phelps protest. When I got to Kansas City, there were like four of them. You see, Westboro Baptist Church has like 20 families, the members come from just 20 families. The four of them are holding signs, mostly about Easter. The bug up their asses that day was the Easter Bunny. God hates the Easter Bunny. A couple of guys who came with me went out and taped them. I didn’t want to engage them, but I sent them out and told these guys to interview them (the protesters).
The guys came back and said, “Dude, they couldn’t have been nicer. They couldn’t have been more well-spoken. They couldn’t have been more professional. They had talking points and an agenda, and sad to say not much of it had anything to do with you. They used you because they knew people would be here. They’re heat-seekers.” After that, they stopped being scary"
It was a red state protest so it must have been in the Kevin Smith burn in hell special
I'm gonna download it and find out
Excited for this one. It's my favorite Kevin Smith movie. Alan Rickman was pure gold!
Couldn't agree more about your religious views, by the way. ❤
I really like almost all of Kevin Smith's film, but this definitely tops my list too. It's so smart and incorporated Christian mythology so well!
Same.
not sure if this has been mentioned, but jason lee (Azrael) got the part for syndrome because of this movie. one of the guys working on the Incredibles was trying to find who to play syndrome. and as he was reading syndrome's parts, dogma was playing in the background, when lee was monologuing in the movie. and that's when the lightbulb turned on
I'm someone who grew up Catholic. This movie is actually a PERFECT criticism of Catholics. It's also accurate. There's a lot of stuff you'd only learn if you went to seminary school or did deep studies of theology.
It is far from accurate. In fact, the central premise of the film is wrong. Indulges cannot remit the eternal consequences of sin; that is, even a plenary indulgence has nothing to do with getting into heaven. At best it would reduce the amount of time you spend in purgatory, but then only if you are free of mortal sin.
It also uses the term transubstantiation to refer to a contrivance of the script, rather than any real theological concept and utterly ignores trinitarian doctrine by presenting God as an individual person (and one with the limitations of a mere being, at that).
I suspect that flaws are born of Kevin Smith's own ignorance rather than a deliberate intent to misrepresent Catholic doctrine, but it falls absolutely flat as serious criticism. It is little surprise that many Catholics find it offensive, because frankly, it is. That anyone raised Catholic praises its accuracy is evidence of how poor a job the Church has done with catechism.
@@wdomburg Bhagaha bro talk to me when you've studied theology
@@kspeed419 Thank you for your thoughtful and well reasoned reply. I fear I am not in league with the level of scholarship on display in your retort.
@@wdomburgSo what do you believe in?
I saw this in the theater back when it first came out and the whole audience was in hysterics😂
Just hilarious AF!
Great reaction.
Great take on the the film and the message, topics, and all that ❤
I've only recently discovered you, but I love your reviews and your style, intro, everything. I've actually been hoping to see a review of this film for a week or two, and am thrilled you were the one to do it!
I highly recommend "Undercover Brother" at some point, given your reaction to that random white woman in there!
And Azrael's motive rant was a fair bit longer originally. He elaborated on how Hell as it was first created - where it was simply the absence of God's presence - was horrible enough. But then once Humans started arriving, they made things *worse* because they figured that just the absence of God wouldn't be punishment enough, and the landscape shifted with their subconscious will.
RUclips Dogma, Evil is an Abstract if you want to see that monologue. It's well worth a watch...and a think, :)
always one of my favorite films. I especially love that George Carlin of all people was cast as a Cardinal. The irony of it was hilarious and he played the part so well
I was raised Christian and still believe Christian beliefs and have faith in the Lord and claim Jesus as my Lord and Savior and this movie is still funny to me. It's been my favorite movie since I was 10 years old. Yes! I was watching this movie at 10 years old lol
hey there Mell, about the last hospital scene, it was inspired by the Jewish belief that every human who comes into direct contact with god will die on the spot, by that notion that's also a reason why god chooses to speak and interact with humanity indirectly such as Moses and the burning bush.
This movie was HORRIBLY underrated at the time, and like you said was a lot deeper than just a stoner comedy.
Kevin’s biggest issue with Dog a is that it’s still owned by Harvey Weinstein’s company, and Weinstein out of malice and money won’t sell it back to him.
It had abortion, euthanasia, a discussion of the nature of existence, burdens of destiny, and religious hypocrisy. Wrapped in a stoner comedy.
Even if Weinstein Co. offered Smith to buy back the rights, he wouldn't. He doesn't want a dime to go to anything related to Harvey, and even gives his own royalties to a fund relating to MeToo.
"So that makes Bethany part black?" Genius.
Right from the jump of the movie I'm waiting for Salma Hayek to show up. In my mind all I'm hearing is "Yeah, that brother's starving."
😂😂😂
This is a classic for me. I miss Alan Rickman. This is probably the first movie I watch that introduced ne to him before Harry Potter
Whooooa! I'm LITERALLY watching this RIGHT NOW! This scene just passed... Ok, I'll stop watching mine since I've seen it a million times and will watch this instead LOL
Yay! I got a heart from MellVerse! ♥
Glad you enjoyed the movie without really knowing the religion. I’m Jewish and didn’t know all that much about Catholicism either, but the movie inspired me to research it so I could understand it better. It didn’t change my beliefs, but I find it fascinating.
Another cast cameo you may not have recognized (perhaps because you’re too young), the nun at the beginning of the movie is Betty Aberlein from Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. To see a wholesome part of my childhood play a wholesome role in my adulthood… and then be convinced to give it all up, was quite the shocker.
9:09
Putting a George Carlin clip in a George Carlin movie reaction....
Priceless 😂
This film made me believe in God for 2 weeks... seriously. I wasn't raised on God or any of that, and the only time is was in a church was weddings and funerals. I never believed or understood it. After the 2 weeks, I went back to not believing... BUT what the film DID teach me was WHY people believe. I finally understood the need to believe in God. Very powerful film. These days I kinda put the God tale (and stories like Superman, Thor, Star Wars or other stories about good and evil) as a fantasy story not only to entertain, but also make of believe in being good, and helping, sharing... and not being mean, or selfish or sadly like some people like Hitler, pure evil. What ever story YOU follow, while just a story, can still teach you. Dogma made me understand.
My favorite Kevin Smith film. Great cast. Great story...even though I don`t know a lot about religion. There`s some great one liners. You should do ALL of Kevin Smith`s movies. You will find some great laughs and some of his stuff, as crazy as it is, can really make you think and look at yourself internally. Good stuff. Truly.
Honestly, when Alan Rickman was putting his hand on her belly.... oh boy, I liked that very much 😂
I love the interaction with the female board member:
But you didn’t say God bless you when I sneezed…
You’re getting off LIGHT!
I love how this movie is both a celebration , and a pretty harsh ,albeit hillarious, criticism of Catholicism. All the while just being a good, fun movie.
Alan Rickman, makes me wanna say "By Grabthar's Hammer...".
I love this movie . Dogma to Comedy Central was like Baby boy to BET and I was watching pieces of both every weekend in high school 😂
jay and silent bob strike back and Dogma were my favorite as a kid. They still hold up today imo
I love the tagine for this movie "get touched by an angel" 😂
seriously, one of the most underrated movies ever.
LOVE IT !!! I'm 65 & I met Kevin Smith a few days after 9/11 in Red Bank NJ at his shop Jay & Silent Bob's Secret Stash....most stores there closed & you could still see the smoke across the water in Manhattan....Kevin was AWESOME gave my kids 2 Mooby Dolls & 2 knit caps with Snoogans on them for Free...I got a plastic Buddy Christ I put on dashbord of my Volvo...LOL...5 yrs later met Jay at Comic store in Newark Delaware called Captain Blue Hen... Was Nice Guy But Biggest LOL...he was late & came in door Smelling To HIGH Heaven of Weed !! &&&&ONE of Reasons I Love you've done This!!! It's got one of my All Time Favs !! Alan Rickman !!..He Sponsored my Mom's best friend Daughter ( Lisa Eichorn...Big Movie Yanks with Richard Gere,,,she was alead) to go to RADA ...Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts...LOVE YOU'RE doing this Movie !!!
P.S. A BIG LOL...Got Grossed out by Golgathan Shit Monster Prop in the Comic Store...LOL
This is the first video I've seen of yours and when you popped up BETWEEN Jay and Silent Bob waiting for her answer I died 😂🤣🤣🤣 shit was hilarious!
Bruh said "Dookie Butter" and I effing LOST IT😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Omg! You calling God a serial killer killed me!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂
Respect on your ending speech ❤
I’m a gen X conservative Catholic and I absolutely love this film. It’s good to have a sense of humor and you feel better when you can laugh at yourself.
Oh Lord, there is somebody still sane out there. Moreover Beth finds her faiths again.
Reconsider Chasing Amy. It's Kevin's Smith's best movie by a wide margin. Amazing writing and acting. It's really funny, but a bit more serious than most of his movies.
1000% agree!
I loved Chasing Amy but it really didn't age well..
Lol Matt Damon playing unhinged as Loki is the best!
OMFG!!! The funniest part was when you were talking about dookie water, YT decided to show me a commercial for a water purifier! Bahahahahaha 🤣😂🤣
this is my favorite Kevin Smith movie! I still own it on DVD and used to watch it over and over again as a comfort. I also agree with everything you said about religion and all your takes on the film. such a fun watch with a great cast. I highly recommend you looking up Alanis Morissette and Betty Aberlin now that you've seen this movie so you can be shocked that he actually got them to be in this movie. still blows my mind to this day, tbh. ❤
This is my favorite Kevin Smith film. And I do have a Buddy Christ sitting on my table. He's my portable personal savior.
I am too excited for this one! Already know I’m going to enjoy you watching this
I am so happy you reacted to this. It is a wonderful film and it brings so much up for conversation. It is wonderfully irreverent yet thought-provoking.
Apparently when Matt Damon sneezed in the office meeting scene, it wasn’t intentional. He actually sneeze
god sounds like, RAIIIIIIIN, on your wedding day. like a free ride, when you already paid, and also like 10,000 spoons when all you need is a knife.
Love how 2 seconds in he's calling the first dude on screen a creepy looking serial killer and it's literally God 🤣 She just happens to be borrowing that dudes body lol
"But you didn't say God bless you when I sneezed!" 😂
37:31 "this woman" is Alanis Morissette thank you very much. And she sounds amazing.
I was just 15 when this came out and it blew me away. I have never been religious, but religion facinated me. Especially at that age. I was always reading through it, the inconsistencies and straight up lies. This film was an affirmation of what I thought. I was an atheist then and still am and I would never try and change someone's mind about their mindset, with any religion. But the one line that resonated the most was Rufas saying "I think it's better to have ideas, you can change an idea, changing a belief is trickier. People die for it, people kill for it." There are so many other profound quotes in this silly little movie that had catholics so fucking angry, and I bet about 5% of them actually saw it.
You can think there are inconsistencies but many ppl have defended them very well. It very much depends on what you call 'inconsistencies'.
@@paulhayes5684 So you're trying to tell me there aren't any? Get the fuck out of here.
Also Zack And Miri Is one of The Funniest Movies Of All Time! See It ASAP! You Won’t Be Disappointed!
Such a great movie! So glad seeing more and more people reacting to it, watching it!
Great reaction bro! Great work with the cutaways too...
Oh and ps. Loki is Old Testament school!
"Whose house? Run's House"....Run DMC from Krush Groove (the movie he was talking about earlier)
This movie was so controversial when it came out... but you're right, a lot of us had a statue of Buddy Christ.
Another Kevin smith film worth watching ‘Red State’ w/John Goodman. And possibly one of Alan Rickman’s best characters is in ‘Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy’ 🤖
2:15 That "Pastor with a lot of personality" is none other than George Carlin. I highly recommend you watch some of his comedy routines. He was a genius!
Thanks for doing this movie, I’ve never actually seen anyone do a review of this on RUclips and I really like this movie
The end credit song "Still". On repeat in my head. 😊
Wow . Channel 9 Davy& Goliath clay-mation . That was WOR TV channel 9 NYC. Back in the day !! Sunday mornings !!! Was a nightmare ,as nothing else was on TV at all !!! After a phenomanal cartoon packed Saturday morning , Sundays were all about getting the hell out of the house as early as possible !!
My favorite Kevin Smith movie by far!! Great reaction Mell
OMG Amazing editing at 13:06 that was clever! haha
I have this movie on VHS. Loved it as a kid and love it more now
Well now you have yo watch ConAir 🎉, great reaction to this, one of my faves
Great reaction my dude, really glad you enjoyed this man. Can't wait for the next video 💙
Fun fact Pixar used audio from this movie and paired it with some animation to test if Jason Lee could fit the part of Syndrome.
Your reaction was fire. I check out a lot of Reaction Channels and you definitely stand out with your cut-away clips like the dude falling down the stairs at 17:33. I can't wait to check out more
another outstanding reaction, and one of my personal favs.
I discovered this film when i was 14 and baked outta my mind. Proceeded to watch Chasing Amy, Clerks 1 and 2 in a nice hazey marathon
CHASING AMY has to be one of my favourite movies ever. Like this film, it’s shockingly deep. Not letting you past define you.
If you do choose to watch it, don’t read the synopsis.
If this movie came out now… it wouldn’t. It was shelved by 2006. It was widely played on HBO in the early 2000s.
It’s so hard to find now. My husband knew it was a favorite movie of mine as a raised Episcopalian who decided to go a different way. I was 14 when Dogma was released. I loved the movie. Couldn’t find it anywhere but I once told my husband I found a copy on RUclips and it was great. He wasn’t that happy. A week later he gave me an import copy he’d been waiting on for months. I didn’t feel great but I didn’t know.
Kevin casting Carlin as a Catholic cardinal, who was a longtime atheist on top of being arguably the greatest stand-up of all time, was absolute brilliance on top of the fact that this is an incredibly underrated film.
24:53 Indiana Jones said the same thing in the last Crusade
It must have been so much fun for George Carlin to play the Bishop. Salma Hayek rocks the pole dancer role.
Dogma, Mallrats and Zack and Miri are probably all you need to watch unless you are a die hard Kevin Smith fan. Maybe Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
Love this movie! Right next to Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back. The damn Wisconsin references lmao I'M FROM WISCONSIN lmao first movie to reference where I'm from. Crazy
Honestly we wouldn't have "Matt Damon and Ben Affleck" without Kevin Smith.
"Oh, so God's like an Onlyfans model."
Sir!! Lmao!!
"Zach and Miri Make a Po..."
Thanks for reviewing this movie! I hear it’s hard to find. This is one of my faves from the 90s. It’s super funny and kinda profound.
i’m one of those people who owns a replica of that statue 😂 the Buddy Christ has been on my car dashboard for many many years
Clerks 3 will always piss me off. Love that Nun in the background
Before Severus Snapes became the Profressor in Hogwarts, there was Metatron. 😁👍
I just found this channel. Reviewing Dogma and then having TPB cut ins. I love it!
It shocks me that there are adults that haven't Seen Kevin Smith's works...He's a great writer/director...Dogma is his Magnum Opus....
That priest at the start is George Carlin. I recommend you watch some of his stand up. RIP Mr. Carlin
14:02 - he's singing 'Run's House' - Run DMC