This movie...is the prime example for WHY physical media is so important and why Streaming isn't the true future. Because...they can turn off the Streaming spigot at any time and for any reason. However, they cannot, at any time, stop you from watching your DvD or Bluray (or VHS, Laser Disc, VCD, etc.)
Kind-of. Physical games sometimes come with a limited number of keys you can use so if you get new computers you run out of them and the disc becomes worthless.
I hate how some streaming services, like Disney+ specifically, put certain shows that you need to watch to keep up with movies I can buy in DVD behind a monthly pay wall.
Dogma is probably Kevin Smith's most well-rounded film. It's a distillation of Smith's best qualities as a screenwriter, which unfortunately hasn't been built upon since.
It’s still one of my all time favorite movies. It has such an all-star cast. I found a copy of “Dogma” in a second hand store. It’s one of prized movies.
I didn't realize the physical releases were out of print. I still have my 2-disk deluxe edition that I got signed by Kevin Smith at a convention back in 2004 or 2005 (it was the same year Clerks 2 came out), when I was in college. He also did one of his legendary Q&A sessions at that convention. I'll always remember this opening joke he made, where he said Wisconsin (where the con was located) was basically the Canada of the 50 states.
Same here. My sister got me the VHS for Christmas a few years after it came out because she knew I liked Kevin Smith movies. I never opened it up to watch it, not even once. I already saw it in the theater when it came out and it did show on cable over the years. Would opening it up and playing it ruin the value if it's a collector's item? =/
My grandma hated this movie so much but I loved it when we watched it back then lmao as soon as she saw the Jesus statue giving the thumbs she was done lol I love this movie so much that I still have the Dogma 2 disc special edition on DVD. Such a damn good movie.
Last I checked a few months ago there was still a full upload available here on RUclips from a random person. Good quality too. 👌 I thankfully still have my special edition 2 disc DVD set. 🙏 Praise Buddy Christ and George Carlin... "Doesn't he kinda, pop?!" 🤣
I’m so thankful that several years ago my wife and I found a Blu-ray copy of Dogma and bought it right away. It’s probably the rarest Blu-ray I own, and as a bonus we got the case signed by Jason Mewes when we went to see him on his stand up comedy tour.
The scene where they kill the poop monster with a tiny breath spray is crazy but made hilarious when we find out the label on the spray reads "kills bad odors" (or something like that).
I find it weird that the Excremental ("poop monster") was called hells assassin when it's presence was smelled over ten feet away. It seems it would be real difficult to assassinate someone if they could smell you before you attacked. Just saying XD
It's a comedy, but it made a really good point about the depiction of Jesus Christ. Why showing him on the cross instead of smiling and showing the love he's associated with? I know why they use the cross, to remind people he died for them, but I don't think it's the best way to remember and represent him. Cheers from France! 🍻
Trips me out how hard it was to get a copy of this on dvd. When I tell you the joy my heart felt when my fingers touched this very copy was like re-living a teenage memory in actual time. The equivalent must've been how Dave Chappelle felt in Half/Baked holding that pound of weed on the way.
I love Matt Damon's work and his pair ups with Ben Affleck in Kevin's movies were also pretty funny. But I wonder how it would have turned out with Jason Lee as Loki instead of Azreal, and even more so with more of the original cast ideas.
Aye, I've been a lifelong Kevin Smith fan. And Dogma is one of his films I go back to year after year. It's one of my favorites in the Viewaskew Universe. Red State and Tusk are my favorites.
Wow, I did not know about the current unavailability of this movie on home or streaming media, and that's mostly because I've not had to look for it since I got the double-disc, special collector's edition of the movie back in the early 2000s when it was available on DVD, which of course I still have. One of my favorite things about having the DVD is the provided outtakes/deleted scenes, specifically the deleted scene of when Azreal (Jason Lee) describes Hell in further detail to Bethany (Linda Florentino.)
We actually studied this movie in a film school class in 2010. Thankfully I had a DVD copy of it at the time. Sadly, I don't have it anymore because it is still timeless hilarity. The fact that the trolled the protestors and still played it cool when the news vans arrived make him one of the best trolls ever.
Dogma is great. Back in my pre/early teens I would watch several vhs movies over and over on my 13" tv vhs player combo set. Dogma was one of those movies.
"Dogma" is one of the few Kevin Smith movies that doesn't feel juvenile. It has juvenile characters (Jay) and elements (shit monster), but they don't take center stage like they do in the Clerks movies.
So happy I bought this on DVD when I have a chance I heard it’s pretty hard to find nowadays.. and I believe there Will not be a digital release because of the Weinstein connection
Totally missed the "Lady Abigail" cameo as the nun wearing the habit- that's some quality content right there! Also, not surprised to learn that there was tension between Kevin Smith and Linda Fiorentino. I'm a bit of an empath, and I could just tell she was not having a good time the whole movie. How much better would Joey Lauren Adams or Janeane Garofalo have been in the lead role?
I missed the Aberlin cameo too, but knew I knew her from somewhere. The film was mostly shot in Pittsburgh so it makes sense. Imagine if Smith could have gotten Mr. Rogers.
Smith said no one can find this movie for sale or streaming because HW still owns it and would not sell Smith back his own movie. Smith says he didn't mind paying for it because all of the money would go to HW's victims.
I love this movie. It is the prize of my DVD collection... as well as "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back!" As a Catholic-raised filmmaker, I understand the cojones it took to make this.
One of those movies that slapped my atheist ass right in the face when it landed. I loved it. George Carlin was such an impeccable move. That killed me. The gore and humour the story in general...Great watch. Ive only ever seen it twice. This has just reminded me to go download it. Thanks!
It can be found streaming on several sites, so don't despair. What I've always wondered about was, Why No Sequel?!? What happened to Bethany's daughter?
This film is superb and so underrated. It’s actually very clever and the fact it has George Carlin in it makes it’s even better. Totally underrated I can’t state this enough, actually it’s my favourite Smith film.
I remember when it came out in theatres, I wanted to see it but nobody seemed interested as it seemed too religious and it went out of theatres very quickly in maybe two or three weeks. Finally saw it on video and I loved it. It's my favorite KS movie.
Dogma is one of my all time favorite movies! I love that film so much! I am a huge Kevin Smith fan! I was lucky enough that, through my boyfriend at the time, I saw Clerks when it first came out on video. And that is also a huge favorite movie of mine. I'm happy that I was part of the generation that these films spoke to.
I worked as an extra in this movie I got paid 50 bucks for the day and we had access to the food about it but it was still awesome to be there. Sad thing is I got edited out I was in the church crowd at the end of the movie.
@@jmarx3943 not really just saw them from a distance, but I did meet Kevin Smith and he signed a copy of Daredevil (that he wrote) for me and was super cool and down to earth
This was one of those whats this? And turned out to be, this was awesome. And thanks to this, I just found the DVD at my local library, so its on hold right now.
I own the special edition DVD. It's probably my favourite Alan Rickman film. I'm sad that it's not on streaming services, but I'm so glad I own it myself. Dogma is also my favourite of all Smith's films.
You should shine light on "Earth 2" the t.v. series. It's a wonderful show that much like "Space Above And Beyond" didn't get the recognition it deserved.
This is one of the most introspective and well made movies I've ever watched. Those who protest it do because the movie cast a light on their own hypocrisy and narrow mindedness.
Indeed it does. Satire is like a mirror, and vampires fear mirrors because it reveals their kind to the others around them. Pitiful creatures indeed, but everybody counts. The human thing is to help and protect someone who invokes pity, and movies like this are a tool of redemption. Sorry for the cheesiness, must be the weather... 😇
Those who protested it were just projecting their own resentment about the failings of teaching the faith and theology well. This is a fun comedy and not much more ... it is a stretch to call it satire as it attempts to mock a distorted 3rd grade level theology, but it does contain a few genuine scenes about what faith might mean to a few people. The cast is fantastic.
You can stumble upon this film here on YT for free. Kevin even pointed out a recent 4K upload that someone put up in the last year on numerous interviews as the copy his family watches, "because F* That Guy."
I like this film. Only watched it last year. Sad that this isn’t available on streaming services or easy to buy a physical copy of. However you may still be able to watch it on a very popular website i know you use all the time 😉.
I feel like Kurt would have really appreciated that twisted rendition of Smells Like Teen Spirit being played over the credits at the end of the video. Had he lived longer,I think that any renewed interest or joy that he would've ever derived from that song would be from something like that being done to it.
This movie...is the prime example for WHY physical media is so important and why Streaming isn't the true future. Because...they can turn off the Streaming spigot at any time and for any reason. However, they cannot, at any time, stop you from watching your DvD or Bluray (or VHS, Laser Disc, VCD, etc.)
At one time I did have a copy of it on DVD but I'm not sure if I still do. Need to dig through my collection and find out.
Michael, is that you?
That's exactly why I still buy my favorite movies on DVD or Blu-ray
Kind-of. Physical games sometimes come with a limited number of keys you can use so if you get new computers you run out of them and the disc becomes worthless.
I hate how some streaming services, like Disney+ specifically, put certain shows that you need to watch to keep up with movies I can buy in DVD behind a monthly pay wall.
Dogma is probably Kevin Smith's most well-rounded film. It's a distillation of Smith's best qualities as a screenwriter, which unfortunately hasn't been built upon since.
It's my favorite
It’s still one of my all time favorite movies. It has such an all-star cast. I found a copy of “Dogma” in a second hand store. It’s one of prized movies.
Amen!
It's one of mine too.
It’s a bag of shiiiiite
I got a bootleg copy before the Weinstein debacle but I watch it on Pluto tv all the time!
I found it in a second hand store to
Alan Rickman being iconic as always.
Alan Rickman 😪😪
From what many have said, he was a genuinely nice guy.
Man. Kevin talking to the reporter is the most badassery ever.
Right! That part cracked me up.
That's Master Level Troll shit right there. He's a genius
When Rock learned that they first offered the part to will Smith it must have been like a slap in the face 😉🤣
Haha I see what you did there
Dogma is right up there with the original Clerks as one of Kevin Smith's best films.
Suddenly grateful that I still have all my DVDs from the 1990s on...
I lost a ton of mine to my ex.
I didn't realize the physical releases were out of print. I still have my 2-disk deluxe edition that I got signed by Kevin Smith at a convention back in 2004 or 2005 (it was the same year Clerks 2 came out), when I was in college. He also did one of his legendary Q&A sessions at that convention. I'll always remember this opening joke he made, where he said Wisconsin (where the con was located) was basically the Canada of the 50 states.
Consider it a compliment. Kev loves Canada. He filmed several episodes of the "Flash" in Vancouver and is a huge Hockey fan
I was lucky enough to get a copy on DVD years ago
You could probably sell that for hundreds
@@IronPsyde Never I was to lucky to find it
Same here. My sister got me the VHS for Christmas a few years after it came out because she knew I liked Kevin Smith movies. I never opened it up to watch it, not even once. I already saw it in the theater when it came out and it did show on cable over the years. Would opening it up and playing it ruin the value if it's a collector's item? =/
George Carlin was excited to be in a big film project for the first time. You can tell he was having a ball with his performance.
Bill and Ted ?
It was far from his first time in a big film.
😮💄🤷🏻♂️📻Ohhh
How excited? Half nude Buffalo Bill dancing to Goodbye Horses excited, or Jay recreating the scene excited?
When you're older you'll be ready to accept Dogma into your life over your excellent adventure @@bigcsp-oldschoolgamer6152
He's was Rufus in Billl&Ted in the early 90s sure
It also ends with one of the most beautiful Alanis Morissette songs of all time. I love this film x
Totally!
This is still one of my favourite comedy movies. Such a great cast and hilarious story!
Man, what a perfectly timed episode. I was trying to find Dogma on streaming services and was confused on why I couldn't find it.
My grandma hated this movie so much but I loved it when we watched it back then lmao as soon as she saw the Jesus statue giving the thumbs she was done lol I love this movie so much that I still have the Dogma 2 disc special edition on DVD. Such a damn good movie.
I've always wanted a Buddy Christ. It just seems like the perfect example of what a genuinely good Jesus would be like
"Didn't wanna piss that rickman dude"
Words to live by
Thank you for the love for Dogma as it was one of the first movies that made me dig headier movies
Last I checked a few months ago there was still a full upload available here on RUclips from a random person. Good quality too. 👌 I thankfully still have my special edition 2 disc DVD set. 🙏 Praise Buddy Christ and George Carlin... "Doesn't he kinda, pop?!" 🤣
Sheeesshhhh
The Jesus giving you the thumbs up and a wink and smile does Pop!
This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by STK, LLc
@@Irish381 damn straight he does!
@@charlesgirard268 goddamn bitch bastards...
I’m so thankful that several years ago my wife and I found a Blu-ray copy of Dogma and bought it right away. It’s probably the rarest Blu-ray I own, and as a bonus we got the case signed by Jason Mewes when we went to see him on his stand up comedy tour.
Jay's rants were absolutely hysterical in this movie ..easily my favorite Jason mewes performance
The scene where they kill the poop monster with a tiny breath spray is crazy but made hilarious when we find out the label on the spray reads "kills bad odors" (or something like that).
I find it weird that the Excremental ("poop monster") was called hells assassin when it's presence was smelled over ten feet away. It seems it would be real difficult to assassinate someone if they could smell you before you attacked.
Just saying
XD
I didn't realize that my physical copy of Dogma is a rarity. I'll have to give it a fresh viewing.
Always thought this was an underrated movie. Some people may have taken it too seriously. It is a comedy, not a documentary.
@Driftwannabe 10 yeah, me too.
It's a comedy, but it made a really good point about the depiction of Jesus Christ.
Why showing him on the cross instead of smiling and showing the love he's associated with?
I know why they use the cross, to remind people he died for them, but I don't think it's the best way to remember and represent him.
Cheers from France! 🍻
@Driftwannabe 10 Thanks mate 🤘
Trips me out how hard it was to get a copy of this on dvd. When I tell you the joy my heart felt when my fingers touched this very copy was like re-living a teenage memory in actual time. The equivalent must've been how Dave Chappelle felt in Half/Baked holding that pound of weed on the way.
I got lucky and thrifted it
@@Meimisaki2001 same. 5 bucks
Pawn shops/Thrift stores are blessings in disguises
I love Matt Damon's work and his pair ups with Ben Affleck in Kevin's movies were also pretty funny. But I wonder how it would have turned out with Jason Lee as Loki instead of Azreal, and even more so with more of the original cast ideas.
Aye, I've been a lifelong Kevin Smith fan. And Dogma is one of his films I go back to year after year. It's one of my favorites in the Viewaskew Universe. Red State and Tusk are my favorites.
Wow, I did not know about the current unavailability of this movie on home or streaming media, and that's mostly because I've not had to look for it since I got the double-disc, special collector's edition of the movie back in the early 2000s when it was available on DVD, which of course I still have. One of my favorite things about having the DVD is the provided outtakes/deleted scenes, specifically the deleted scene of when Azreal (Jason Lee) describes Hell in further detail to Bethany (Linda Florentino.)
No big deal, its wildly available on Bittorrent networks
I have that same DVD, and I even got it autographed at a convention back in the day. I, too, did not realize it was so rare these days.
its on youtube. ruclips.net/video/7ZVEe_5Fo1Q/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/7ZVEe_5Fo1Q/видео.html
This film badly needs a sequel! Loved it as a kid. Enjoyed it more as an adult 😆
Na it's perfect , doesn't need a sequel
@@vampirascoffin870Agreed, no sequel needed. Just look at how many garbage sequels exist. Dogma is great as a stand-alone movie.
They would never make a movie like this today anyway to many snowflakes would cry about it
it does,but sadly the sexual predator harvey weinstein owns it.
The executive " massacre " scene is easily one of my favorite parts
You didn’t say, “God bless you” 🔫
We actually studied this movie in a film school class in 2010. Thankfully I had a DVD copy of it at the time. Sadly, I don't have it anymore because it is still timeless hilarity. The fact that the trolled the protestors and still played it cool when the news vans arrived make him one of the best trolls ever.
Dogma is great. Back in my pre/early teens I would watch several vhs movies over and over on my 13" tv vhs player combo set. Dogma was one of those movies.
It’s crazy how much the Blu-Ray is worth. Still have mine. Love the flick.
you got the Blu-Ray? Nice. I've got the "collector's edition" double disc DVD(s).
How much is the bluray worth, I have it?
That movie is Kevin's finest work
"Dogma" is one of the few Kevin Smith movies that doesn't feel juvenile. It has juvenile characters (Jay) and elements (shit monster), but they don't take center stage like they do in the Clerks movies.
So happy I bought this on DVD when I have a chance I heard it’s pretty hard to find nowadays.. and I believe there Will not be a digital release because of the Weinstein connection
Thankfully I still have my DVD. Love this film.
Same here and thank god
Totally missed the "Lady Abigail" cameo as the nun wearing the habit- that's some quality content right there! Also, not surprised to learn that there was tension between Kevin Smith and Linda Fiorentino. I'm a bit of an empath, and I could just tell she was not having a good time the whole movie. How much better would Joey Lauren Adams or Janeane Garofalo have been in the lead role?
I missed the Aberlin cameo too, but knew I knew her from somewhere. The film was mostly shot in Pittsburgh so it makes sense. Imagine if Smith could have gotten Mr. Rogers.
Smith said no one can find this movie for sale or streaming because HW still owns it and would not sell Smith back his own movie. Smith says he didn't mind paying for it because all of the money would go to HW's victims.
I still have this on VHS, now all I need is a VCR
Great movie, still have my original DVD from the 00's with Widescreen on one side and Full on the reverse, remember those?
Dogma is one of my favorite films of all time. I consider it Kevin Smith’s finest work.
I fortunately still have a working VCR and Dogma on VHS.
Dogma and life of Brian are my favorite biblical comedies
I love this movie. It is the prize of my DVD collection... as well as "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back!" As a Catholic-raised filmmaker, I understand the cojones it took to make this.
I literally just saw it two weeks ago and I’m so glad I re-watched it. It stands up. It really does.
Just watched it yesterday on RUclips
One of those movies that slapped my atheist ass right in the face when it landed. I loved it. George Carlin was such an impeccable move. That killed me.
The gore and humour the story in general...Great watch.
Ive only ever seen it twice. This has just reminded me to go download it. Thanks!
I remember in high school spending many study halls reading the early leaked script I had printed off.
Buddy Christ bless the brave RUclipsrs who keep posting the full film on YT.
Man I love this movie. I'm so lucky to have found a used copy of the DVD for dirt cheap. I'm not a huge Smith fan, but this one slaps.
Brought my grandpa to see this in the theater because he hated the Catholic Church. He did chuckle at the mockery of it all.
14:36 I remember first discovering this movie on comedy Central It was always playing when I was a kid on that channel
Dogma is right here on RUclips lol
Dogma is in a league all of its own. Extraordinary. Dogma II please.
i had this movie on VHS in college. thankfully, many... many... years later i was able to get a digital copy of it online. Dogma and Chasing Amy.
It can be found streaming on several sites, so don't despair. What I've always wondered about was, Why No Sequel?!? What happened to Bethany's daughter?
This film is superb and so underrated. It’s actually very clever and the fact it has George Carlin in it makes it’s even better.
Totally underrated I can’t state this enough, actually it’s my favourite Smith film.
I remember when it came out in theatres, I wanted to see it but nobody seemed interested as it seemed too religious and it went out of theatres very quickly in maybe two or three weeks. Finally saw it on video and I loved it. It's my favorite KS movie.
I have a DVD of Dogma and it is the go to Christmas movie, everyone comes over to get their fix.
Thankfully I found a perfect video on RUclips of the entire movie! We enjoyed it very much 👿
It's been uploaded to RUclips a few times I love this flick so much more ppl need to see it!!
I agree, it is actually my favorite Kevin Smith film, have watched it several times. Great cast of actors!
Dogma is on RUclips...
I’ve still never watched clerks but I love Dogma and Mallrats. I watched dogma again a few years ago I found it on RUclips actually
It's one of those movies you gotta watch.... any way you can!
I honestly don't recall how i even watched this movie the first time. A fantastic movie for sure
It's always uploaded here on YT NY one channel or another before it's removed. I just checked it's there for anyone wabting to watch it
Dogma is one of my all time favorite movies! I love that film so much!
I am a huge Kevin Smith fan!
I was lucky enough that, through my boyfriend at the time, I saw Clerks when it first came out on video. And that is also a huge favorite movie of mine. I'm happy that I was part of the generation that these films spoke to.
I used to love this movie, but I gotta admit, it hasn't aged well. Knowing that it's become a rare find, I'll cherish my DVD copy. 😁
I worked as an extra in this movie I got paid 50 bucks for the day and we had access to the food about it but it was still awesome to be there. Sad thing is I got edited out I was in the church crowd at the end of the movie.
That must've been such a cool experience. Did you get to meet any of the actors?
@@jmarx3943 not really just saw them from a distance, but I did meet Kevin Smith and he signed a copy of Daredevil (that he wrote) for me and was super cool and down to earth
I'm so glad I still have my DVD of it. I actually rewatched it not too long ago
This was one of those whats this? And turned out to be, this was awesome. And thanks to this, I just found the DVD at my local library, so its on hold right now.
We always have VHS for copies for this movie...those of us who watched it...will NEVER forget about it...
I love Dogma! I bought a copy years ago. Glad I did now.
I own the special edition DVD. It's probably my favourite Alan Rickman film. I'm sad that it's not on streaming services, but I'm so glad I own it myself. Dogma is also my favourite of all Smith's films.
Wait what? Vincent? Kevin Smith has a son?
I had it on VHS. I have no idea what happened to it. Dogma is hands down my favorite K.S. movie. Me and my friends still quote it.
You should shine light on "Earth 2" the t.v. series. It's a wonderful show that much like "Space Above And Beyond" didn't get the recognition it deserved.
Awesomeness!! 😎 Anything Kevin Smith Does Is Just Awesome!! 👌✊👍👊🍁♈
14:22 “Someday, hopefully, someday…” 😂
This is one of the most introspective and well made movies I've ever watched. Those who protest it do because the movie cast a light on their own hypocrisy and narrow mindedness.
Indeed it does. Satire is like a mirror, and vampires fear mirrors because it reveals their kind to the others around them.
Pitiful creatures indeed, but everybody counts.
The human thing is to help and protect someone who invokes pity, and movies like this are a tool of redemption.
Sorry for the cheesiness, must be the weather...
😇
Those who protested it were just projecting their own resentment about the failings of teaching the faith and theology well. This is a fun comedy and not much more ... it is a stretch to call it satire as it attempts to mock a distorted 3rd grade level theology, but it does contain a few genuine scenes about what faith might mean to a few people. The cast is fantastic.
So glad I still have this on DVD.
Thank GOD this filml is available on youtube. GREAT FLICK. I was BAWLING at the end. Yeah, just YEAH.
I've used the religious sledgehammer of an argument in the beginning many times . Gold.
I’m glad I got all my Kevin Smith DVDs saved and signed by the man himself. Dogma included.
I actually ran across a copy of this at a flea market for a dollar and bought it up. Didn’t know it was out of print though
It's here on RUclips if you look for it. 🙄🙄
I love the movie, I truly didn't know there was alot of issues making the movie, but still till this day a fan of the movie 🙏🎓💪👍😲
I love Dogma! I still have the DVD. I didnt know it had went out of circulation.
You can stumble upon this film here on YT for free.
Kevin even pointed out a recent 4K upload that someone put up in the last year on numerous interviews as the copy his family watches, "because F* That Guy."
This makes me look at my 2 disk special addition DVD copy that I own in a whole new light!
I love the thought of Alan Rickman loving Chasing Amy.
Will watch it any time I see it on RUclips
I remember when this movie hit the video shelves you had to ask the clerk for a copy due to the controversy.
I wanted to show this movie to my Spanish speaking gf, and couldn't find a blu ray with Spanish subtitles. Had to buy the European version
So happy to have this on DVD 📀 🙂
My dog's name is Bartleby. I wanted a second dog to name Loki but my wife poopoo'd that idea.
I like this film. Only watched it last year. Sad that this isn’t available on streaming services or easy to buy a physical copy of. However you may still be able to watch it on a very popular website i know you use all the time 😉.
It’s free on RUclips!!!!!
It's available on the Internet Archive
It's the first I heard of it being out of circulation. I'm good though, I have the 2 DVD set with Kevin Smith's autograph on it.
I feel like Kurt would have really appreciated that twisted rendition of Smells Like Teen Spirit being played over the credits at the end of the video. Had he lived longer,I think that any renewed interest or joy that he would've ever derived from that song would be from something like that being done to it.