Matt Damon's characters name is Loki. He ends up playing Loki in a play in Thor Ragnarok. The circle is complete.

There's a reason Prince hired Kevin Smith to make his documentary, siting Dogma as his favorite movie. It's a good damn movie.

Wait, is that why Matt Damon made a cameo as an Asgardian actor playing Loki in Ragnarok?

I recall a deleted scene in the DVD that has one of my favorite lines from any movie ever. I think Loki asked Jason Lee's character if Hell really is as bad as they say it is, and he responds: "They've been playing Mrs. Doubtfire for the last 15 years. CONTINUALLY."

Carlin as the Bishop is gold.

The Buddy Christ is the single best religious icon in human history

"Dogma put religion in the crosshairs, but not the religious." I thought that was a great takeaway! I appreciate the fact that the movie never seems to talk down to people who hold a belief in God.

I still love when Matt Damon says “Don’t run” after shooting up the board room.

The reason jay was so good in the movie was because “I didn’t wanna piss off that rickman guy” so he learned all his lines and he took the role serious lol

Fun fact: You can find footage of a protest against Dogma, with Kevin Smith being one of the protestors.

"Tell a person that you're the Metatron and they stare at you blankly. Mention something out of a Charlton Heston movie and suddenly everybody is a theology scholar." Love this line 😁

Dogma is a masterpiece, he wrote it before he wrote Clerks too.

Besides Clerks, this was probably the most well made Kevin Smith film.

The board room scene scared the shit out of me when I was little 😂 “you didn’t say god bless you” I love this movie!

"No pleasure, no rapture, no exquisite sin greater.... Than central air." I still quote that on hot summer days

The way Alan Rickman says "Bartleby, a Gregorian one of the choirs of angels. They are called watchers...guess what they do?" is hilariously good. Hahahahahaha

For me this is easily Kevin Smiths best movie. His parents are extremely religious and I think that is why he managed to poke fun at it without being really disrespectful to people who do believe.

Is it only a coincidence that this review was uploaded on Good Friday?? 🤔🤔

Kevin Smith crashing the protest against this movie was absolute gold

“The Devil’s Lettuce” I wish I could find this at my local produce section. That would be heaven.

Bethany : Jesus didn't have any brothers or sisters. Mary was a virgin. Rufus : Mary gave birth to CHRIST without having known a man's touch, that's true. But she did have a husband. And do you really think he'd have stayed married to her all those years if he wasn't getting laid? The nature of God and the Virgin birth, those are leaps of faith. But to believe a married couple never got down? Well, that's just plain gullibility.

"WHAT GEAR ARE YOU IN???!!" "GEAR?!?"

Dogma was my favorite movie when I was in high school. I was raised going to church every week and I still go to church as often as I can. I loved Dogma because it calls out the blatant hypocrisy of most organized religions. So many churches and religions are so caught up in their own rules and made up doctrines that they lose sight of what really matters. For decades the catholic church covered up for pedophiles because they were more worried about their own image. If they had done the right thing and put these guys away when it mattered they wouldn't have such a bad reputation.

Dogma on Blueray or home insurance? Whats cheaper?

Out of all the films in the View Askewniverse, "Dogma" is without a doubt my favorite.

Absolutely here for you analyzing these smaller movies that you adore, regardless of their quality.

I have 2 amazing memories from years of going to New York Comic Con. 1. Having the chance to meet Kevin Smith and tell him how much he has meant to me wanting to be a filmmaker. 2. Being apart of Jeremy Jahn's Entourage for an hour and getting to spend time with the most down to earth KZfaqr I've ever met. These past 2 videos have been an amazing combination of 2 of my favorite things and I just wanted to share how much I'm enjoying these new videos.

Loki- “Who’s house?...Run’s house...Who’s house?...Run’s house...” Bartleby- Rolls his eyes and walks down the dark road... Super sweet scene

Love how the thumbnail is the Buddy Christ pose

It’s funny how I wasn’t allowed to see “The Ring” when it came out. But apparently to my mom this was okay 🤣...And the unedited “The Exorcist”.

"You didn't say 'Bless You' when I sneezed" 😂

I remember when they filmed this. I live in Pittsburgh and went to school with Tom Savinis daughter, I remember she showed us pictures of her with the cast. That was when my crush for Selma Hayek started

5:18 "optimal age range" Damn, that was the PERFECT statement for Jay! Perfect for his 20's, hang it up in your 40's, spot on

1 good thing about the quarantine is jeremy gets to talk about stuff like this. stuff he wouldn't normally talk about if there were pesky new releases to talk about, but is clearly passionate about. and i'm digging it.

"Boop" as the final word of God is still the best bible quote in existence

The scene when The Metatron was trying to comfort Bethany after her freak-out was great. Alan Rickman really sold it as his character said how unfair it all was, and how he would take it all back in reference to Jesus if he could. Alan Richman was a great actor for sure.

That cast was perfect. Rickman was used perfectly for his accent and sarcastic ways. Kind of posh with a hint of asshole.

Bought this dvd years ago, one of my absolute all time favorites, provides a great commentary on religion while being heavy and funny at the same time

Dogma is Kev at his peak. Everything on the screen and everything behind the scenes (Jay taking shit super seriously to not piss of Alan Rickman, Kevin protesting his own film on the news etc) is damn near perfect.

Am I the only one who holds Jahns' esteem in such high regard that I physically had a sensation of relief when he dropped the "is it nostalgia goggles or did Kevin Smith really have it back in the day? or is it just like a thing that I could enjoy back when and i've grown past it or have gotten old and boring, who knows what happened? The point is, I watched dogma... and its still great?"

Dogma is a great movie. Great ensemble of people in this.

This movie is one of my favorites, but Carlin was my favorite part of the movie. Rickman was a close second

Love the bloopers at the end. Please continue that feature. I like seeing the finished product and parts of what made the finished product.

“Affleck was the bomb in phantoms”

This is Kevin Smith's best movie IMO

Dogma was a perfectly balanced movie, between a real story with character feelings that and stone comedy. Not many movies pull it off, if any do. I always felt the cast was perfect, with actors at there peak and popular and up and coming actors who are about to become A listers

I had a Kevin Smyth phase in highschool, back when I rented tapes for watching. Dogma is his first movie I saw in cinema. Got immediately obsessed. I think it saw it two or three times when it was playing. Saw it on tv a couple of times since. Was really into angels storyline. My favourite scenes in it.

I found the DVD last year at the Goodwill for a $1.99 I almost cried

One of my favorite lines of all time. "You really are just a simple creature."

The fact that Ben Affleck and Matt Damon could make those roles so amazing when it would have been so easy for the roles to be campy or silly, is what woke me up to what good actors both of them are.

Totally agree with this review. Dogma is the best aged Kevin Smith movie. While Clerks, (maybe Clerks 2) and Mallrats are cult classics. Dogma and Chasing Amy are so much more. Jay and Silent Bob strike back I felt aged really badly, and Reboot is decent as a 2019 film but feels like a thing of the past. Jay and Silent Bob work best as supporting characters in the movies not as the leads.

This is still my favorite film from a few Kevin Smith films we own and love here. Was fun to see you start to review much more of Kevin Smith's films.

Literally sat here so bored, feeling down and alone. Scrolling endlessly and then this pops up and instantly I feel better. Thanks for keeping up the good work dude 👍 P.s I haven't watched the video yet but this film is awesome.

From what I understand this was Kevin smith struggling with his faith movie. I thought it was actual a pro Jesus movie but against the trappings of man made structures. I think if you don’t have faith it’s got a good message about focussing in a message rather the things around that message

Dogma is my favorite movie! So glad you’re reviewing it and getting it out there more

Some of my friends. "You're dumb for holding onto those DVDs and Blurays. We only do streaming" Thanks for the tip. As I insert my Dogma disc into player.

Remember watching this with my girlfriend. Got to the end of the movie when their wings finally pop out and she says “Are they Angels?”. I dumped her.

Loving the new format of this review good sir, with the clips punctuating your essay points and the post credit bloopers 👏👏👏

I gotta say - I really love this style of more in-depth, slightly longer reviews. Been watching since 2014, you've improved a lot during this covid situation. I feel like you to allow yourself more time to work on these reviews, and it genuinely seems to pay off. Videos like this and your Street Fighter review really seem to be more thorough, developed, and overall more passionate than much of your work in previous years. I hope this level of quality continues once the theaters open up, seeing this gives me a lot of confidence for you.

One line I remember: "No ticket"

Jeremy grew up with Kevin Smith

I'm a Christian, believe that Jesus Christ is my lord and savior and I absolutely love this film.

I first watched Dogma when I was 12 and it literally shook my world. What a great movie man.

Chasing Amy, Dogma, and Clerks 2 are Smiths best films

Now whenever I think of Metatron, Alan Rickman is what I always think of.

This is my favorite of the Smith universe, right above Mallrats. The scene at the beginning with "the Walrus and the Carpenter" at the airplane and the rant in the parking garage are perfection. The ensemble is the strongest of any of Smith's films. RIP Rickman and Carlin

Favorite Kevin Smith movie. Love this movie so underrated

I'm agnostic, but I believe that if there's a God, that God is Alanis Morissette 👏👏👏

I've been waiting for your view askewinverse reviews for a while dude thanks for putting these out!

This has been one of my favorite movies since I watched it years ago. So awesome to see you review this.

Never have I clicked on a video of yours this quickly.

Definitely the most underrated Kevin Smith in-universe film.

I wish Kevin Smith would do an uncut version, with the Cardinal Glick scenes, and Jason Lees monologue on "evil is an abstract!..."

Glad to see someone else mentioning how good Affleck is in this...

It’s Fellowship of the Ring but it has Black people,lol

Well, George carlin is in that movie it has to be witty.

Thank you for rewatching this. It's one of my favorite movies. So good

I was hoping you’d review this after watching your other Kevin Smith review. I remember watching this when it came out on DVD back in the day and it really was an amazing movie. I viewed religion a lot differently after seeing it and I’ve always thought it was one of the better movies I’ve watched. Happy to see you still find it great after all these years!

DOGMA: I was always a Kevin Smith sceptic. I felt like I was supposed to love his movies. Clerks. I never liked it as much as I thought I should. Chasing Amy. The first half of the movie was one of the funniest movies of all time followed by the second half which was one of the worst. From awesome to awkward. The scene in the car in the rain! I still get twitchy thinking about that. When I saw Dogma I wanted to jump and shout for joy after I saw it in the movie theater, "YES KEVIN, YES! You did it! You made a whole complete movie that was awesome!!" And now I'm back to how I felt about Kevin Smith movies to begin with. But I still love Dogma. Ahem, no mention of George Carlin? Sigh. Keep up the great work!

Your hitting some of my favorite movies lately, maybe a Gladiator review???

Ahh thank you for dropping this man, I remember my religious education teacher telling me about this film in high school, been one of my favourites ever since

Really enjoyed this review man! Keep it up bro!

HELL YEA JAHN REVIEWING THE CLASSICS , NOW DUDE WHERES MY CAR LOL

I been trying to find this on Blu-ray/streaming for a reasonable amount for years.

Love the Kevin Smith run lately by you. 👍🏻👍🏻

Great review! I guess I should hold on to my dvd version of this. I hope they finally put it out on digital eventually.

Such a great movie, "I'm a F&king Demon?!"

I remembered seeing 10-15 minutes clip of it when I used to have HBO, it was on every 3 hours throughout the day.

I saw your reboot video and wanted to watch Dogma again 2 days ago. I still think it holds up and love it.

Speaking of Ben Affleck, hey Jeremy you should review "The Town".

Same here on everything you said. Also, Chasing Amy and Jay and Silent Bob Strikes back are also still good. Though, Strikes back a bit less so. Reboot is just not a good movie

Jeremy you should definitely do a review for. "The man from Earth"

I have my DVD, I'm all good! :) Nice review, one of my fav from Kevin Smith as well!

Dogma is one of my top 5 favourites of all time. I'm so glad you did this. :D

Comedies are best when they take themselves seriously.

I think its definitely one of Kevin Smith's best. And in a Christian.

Great review! would love to see a review of clerks and clerks 2

"Mommy that man has horns." Wish that scene with Jason Lee had made it in the final movie. Still a fantastic film though I've long out grown it. Another great film to revisit/review released around close to the same time. Fear and Loathing Las Vegas.

Kevin Smith is such a strange force of nature. He’s made things like Clerks and Dogma, which are excellent, and then he’s made things like Tusk and Yoga Hosers, which are legendarily bad. Talk about highs and lows lol

Always loved Dogma. Wanna show it to my kids and wife who haven’t seen it but can never find it. Ugh...