This movie...is...so...friggin...a..MUST see. I swear!Beth (10 out of 10 )
just the best! great actors, especially carlin.Alissa (10 out of 10 )
This is definately a must see movie, there is no doubt about it. Dest religious comedyrhian (10 out of 10 )
the script given is diffrent in many ways to the film i have. how come?
Indie Brit (10 out of 10 )
This is an awesome script. Very detailed. Very good but then this is Kevin Smith who would expect anything less???? I mean he is a legend for good reason. The movie is great. Jason Lee yet again just pure brilliance. and to the comment above mine by Rhian - because no Kevin Smith film ever looks exactly like the same way on the screen then it does on the page - see Mallrats and Clerks as good examplesYulia Ivanova (10 out of 10 )
I am an admirer of Alan Rickman myself,and I find this script very excellent!Zoey (10 out of 10 )
It's a must see. The acting was phenomenal! I give huge props to Alan Rickman, Jason Lee, Kevin Smith (acting wise, as well) and Chris Rock. Not to mention the script! Kevin Smith pulled it off gracefully, keeping the film from just mindlessly bashing all religion.Grant (10 out of 10 )
I feel as though I learned a lot from this movie.The Plasma Snake (8 out of 10 )
Where's the rest?! The script stops short of the end. What a jip. Otherwise it was pretty good. Some of the dialougue got cheesy but the good far outweighed the bad.baker (10 out of 10 )
This film is quality, I think Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back is better though. I love all the films made by Kevin Smith, he kicks ass.Evan (10 out of 10 )
It's funny and it makes you think. I mean, how cool is that?Alan (2 out of 10 )
Having liked Clerks, Mallrats and Chasing Amy, Dogma was a real letdown. The film mascarades as a cutting satire of religion, but really it's tame stuff. The jokes are so lame and inoffensive (a forgotten disciple was a black man- oh how daring!) that only the most demented fundamentalist could possibly find anything to object to. This is especially disappointing given the willfully offensive, take no prisoners humour that Kevin Smith displayed in his earlier films. Anyone looking for a really funny, spot on satire of religion should watch Life of Brian instead. Dogma is just a bit of kid gloves lampooning that may raise a smile or two among the faithful, snug in the certainty of their belief, but will leave anyone who seriously questions the absurdities of religion singularly unimpressed.David (10 out of 10 )
This is more of a response to Alan's Comment more than anything. Watch the DVD A night with kevin Smith and you'll realize why some of the stuff seams tame I mean the church is worse than the mob.Rod (8 out of 10 )
Alan, Alan, Alan. Why does it have to offend you in order to have merit. I realise it's very cool these days to bash religion without pulling punches, but here is a good example, no an excellent example of a film that makes its point without having to go to the extreme. It's smart, funny, very well done on all fronts. I agree with you about Life of Brian - it is spot on, but I can and have sat through all of Dogma every time. I don't even remember the last time I was able to sit through all of LOB. It's best skipping to the best parts.rene (10 out of 10 )
This movie is funny as heck and it's not suppose to bash religion its just to make people question it. I am a firm believer in questioning pretty much everything. But anyway I love Alan Rickman and Kevin Smith has a real talent with directing and writing.
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