Dogma (15)

Kevin Smith's religious epic Dogma is a fun and entertaining film that's irreverently hilarious. When two cast out angels discover a loophole that will allow them to re-enter Heaven a disillusioned Catholic is called upon to stop them.

This is a brilliant movie. It treats religious belief seriously and understands the pain that loss of faith can cause. It puts women in a position of power. While it could be upsetting to those who fear to question faith, it ultimately affirms the comfort and value of embracing God.

Well, I didn't understand the sense of humor of this movie and didn't like it. I give 2 stars, because I saw only 30 minutes of Dogma. So maybe then there was something interesting. I don't know.

Love this movie. Alanis Morissette as God, brilliant casting.

It is funny, a bit risque but as long as you take your sense of humour with you you will enjoy it.

I know some people have said it is controversial, and I suppose it is a bit, but at the same time, it's just a film. Really enjoyable, great performances by all the cast especially Damon and Affleck. I watched it again recently, and found it just as relevant as it was when I saw it way back when. A really engrossing movie, lots of interesting questions, everyone should see it if they can.

Dogma is one of the most interesting films that I have ever seen – it had me totally engrossed. Matt Damon and Ben Affleck have done a great job. They are both actors par excellence.

With it's controversial religious theme and elements, the film had already hit a rough road before its release and even a good star cast has failed to save the day for this film.Like most of Smith's comedies, this movie contains explicit conversations about sex, marijuana use, and a lot of profane language. An advise for parents, watch this movies with your children at your risk. There are also several violent scenes involving two renegade angels and a few demons, but the blood is over-the-top and almost cartoonish in nature.

A hilarious religious satire that mostly takes stabs at catholics. Some christians will be offended, but i am one and found it pleasing anyway. Don't take it too seriously...its a comedy...

Dogma is a must watch film from the director Kevin Smith (Silent Bob). The film follows fallen angels played by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck on their quets to re-enter heaven. However they must be stopped or it will mean the end of the world. A woman called Bethany is set the challenge of stopping them guided by Jay and Silent Bob an aposle (Chris Rock) and a Muse (Salma Hayek). While the film is very religious it is not designed to force religion on the viewer and infact questions it quite a bit. There are also a load of great in-film jokes about James Bond, Home Alone and the Like. It is quite funny, very entertaining and quite thought provoking. It also starts Alan Rickman and Alaniss Morrisett (As God).