Dogma

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Summary: dogma
Review: Dogma is the best Kevin Smith movie yet.Jay and Silent Bob brought together with Chris Rock makes this movie a must have for anyone who loves raw comedy.It will keep you laughing right up to the very last line.

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Summary: Loved It
Review: This movie is fanatastic. At first I was hestitant to see it because I am a spiritual person and I did not want to see anything that made fun of God. But as I was watching this movie it became increasingly apparent that this movie did not make fun of God but made fun of people and there beliefs. For a comedy this movie was remarkably deep. It made you think about you beliefs and laugh about them. Silent Bob was excellent and he actually talked once. Jay was his usual profane self and funny as alway. Chris Rock was awesome and Salma Hayek really did steal the show. She was awesome tough, smart, and beautiful that's a hard thing to pull off. I can't wait to own this movie it something that you have to see more than once because you'll love it that much. Most of All I loved the movie because it focused on JERSEY.

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Summary: Dogma
Review: Hey, I am a Kevin Smith fan, just like many others, but this film really lacked the acting that it needed to pull of the brilliant story and script. People have lauded Jay and Silent Bob for this film, but they kinda ruined it. In the other 3 Jersey movies, J+SB play support roles. In this go-round, they are given lead parts, but they can't really pull it off. SB way overacted (trying to make up for the lack of speech?) and when the token line finally came...it sank. Maybe he spoke enough in Chasing Amy to quench us all... Chris Rock also needs to understand that with a script as fine as he was given, not every line needs to be a punch line, and a modicum of action may be required to fill the part. Good story...not really well executed though. I buy it anyway.

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Summary: DOGM,A
Review: If there is any "film" I would recommend this year Iwould have to definatley recommend 'DOGMA'. I have been a long timefan of Kevin Smiths' work and this is one of his finest. (Kudos to him and everyone accoiated with this fine piece of work.) 'DOGMA' is not a blasphest film, it is a fanasty and a film on questioning faith itself. DOGMA opens up aspects to religion and really makes a fanasty that revolves around faith. After the controversey of DOGMA Kevin Smith stated: 'I respect your ways; why can't you do the same for me?' I close on BUY THIS FILM! (or rent it) and see for yourself at what a excellent film this is. Snoogians.

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Summary: DOGM,A
Review: If there is any "film" I would recommend this year I would have to definatley recommend 'DOGMA'. I have been a long time fan of Kevin Smiths' work and this is one of his finest. (Kudos to him and everyone accoiated with this fine piece of work.) 'DOGMA' is not a blasphest film, it is a fanasty and a film on questioning faith itself. I still have no idea how people could protest to this film. DOGMA opens up aspects to religion and really makes a fanasty that revolves around faith, and if people still see it and find it offensive (which I don't how) remember: It is only a movie! After the controversey of DOGMA Kevin Smith stated: 'I respect your ways; why can't you do the same for me?' I close on BUY THIS FILM! (or rent it) and see for yourself at what a excellent film this is. Snoogians.

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Summary: Keeping it real
Review: After a wait of about three years Kevin Smith has delivered another master piece. The film that was essentially conceived out of controversy is finally available and thankfully it isn't as bad as some might have you think. In Dogma Kevin has bought together a great cast whose chemistry shows on screen so well that you would think that they weren't acting. The actual script is also well written in the Kevin Smith style that shows us a twisted and somewhat pessimistic view or reality. The special effects (of which there are many) are not as good as they could of been but they don't detract from the film. We are also treated to an appearance by Jay (Jason Mewes) and Silent Bob (Keven Smith) who, as in previous movies, steal the show with their andtics. Teh soundtrack is also excellent and fits teh mood of each moment with precision. Overall the film is excellent, now if only it hadn't taken that long to be released.

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Summary: KEVIN SMITH IS A GOD!
Review: I TOTALLY DIG THIS FLICK AND I WORSHIP JAY AND SILENT BOB. I OWN THE ENTIRE SAGA. IF YOU LOVE MOVIES, I STRONGLY SUGGEST YOU ADD THIS TO YOUR COLLECTION. I COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING AT THEM.

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Summary: In a word...brilliant!
Review: First off I will tell you I'm NOT a catholic. This will only matter to the religious nuts who wish to know WHO to put on their list of damnation. I'm honored to be on that list with Kevin Smith. He is a brilliant writer AND director. He is also a religious man at heart and this film was always meant as an homage to the faith he grew up in. Those who say it attacks religion and the catholic church have never even read the script or viewed a single frame of the film. Upon watching DOGMA, one can clearly see that it is in fact a visionary "LOVE LETTER" of sorts from a man with a few concerns and questions about the tenants of "blind" faith and "unquestioned" beliefs. George Carlin's performance is NOT to be missed. Although many scenes were cut, or not filmed, from the original draft of the script which circulated well near a year before the film was released, this film is a must see for the fans of Kevin Smith. And to those who would "burn" Mr. Smith if they could, before you crucify someone at least KNOW why you would do so.

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Summary: this really is a great movie
Review: I really very much enjoyed this film. As a fan of the work of Kevin Smith I can say this really is one of his best(sure he's only done 4 and i doesn't beat clerks). Ben Affleck(who was in mallrats and chasing amy)and Matt Damon give what I feel are their best performances. and what tops it all of is Jay and Silent Bob(smith) who are regulars in all his films. I really don't see what is offensive. I doesn't make fun of any religon per say. What i feel it does do is open your mind to different aspects of religion and different was of thinking about it. No one will really touch religion it that matter before. If you want to attack it for that reason you really should see the movie and then rethink you taughts on it. I know quite a few who have seen it none where offended or saw anyting offensive in it. Every one has a right to think differently about everyting and religion is one of them. Smith just gave you a lot of things to think about.

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Summary: "It's funny, but it makes you think"
Review: Dogma is an excellent movie that puts a fresh spin on religion. Not a BAD spin, like a certain reviewer asserted below me, but one that actually strengthened my faith by making me take a fresh look at it. Of course, with the mastery of Kevin Smith providing the laughs, Jay and Silent Bob are back and better than ever, and Ben Affleck and Matt Damon make a great pair on-screen. I cannot recommend this movie highly enough, it is probably my favorite Kevin Smith endeavor.

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