Kevin Smith's comedy Dogma is as reverent as it is sacrilegious, but the film 'almost got him killed' when it originally reached theaters in 1999.

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Over the course of Clerks, Dante freaks out about his girlfriend’s sexual history, destroys his ...

Two fallen angels (Matt Damon and Ben Affleck ), banned from paradise, develop a plan to return to heaven using a biblical ...

Kevin Smith is busy writing Dogma 2, and he already has a Dune 2 star in mind to play the Devil, who will have a significant role in the developing sequel.

Filmmaker Kevin Smith's once-devout Catholic faith has "lapsed" in the 25 years since he made religious comedy Dogma, but his love for the film hasn't changed. Smith, 55, best known for his ...

In a candid conversation, the filmmaker discusses his history with Affleck and Damon, the feature he'll shoot in 2026 and wishing he'd concentrated "on being more of a "financial success" during his ...

As Kevin Smith revisits 'Dogma' for a long-overdue sequel, the View Askewniverse creator has some ideas for new faces he'd like to cast.

The subversive “askewniverse” of Kevin Smith is filled with pop culture nerdom and general tomfoolery, but the filmmaker’s heart is as big as his quips and gags. With 1999’s Dogma, he went deep, ...

Smith takes the sole screenwriting credit on this project. He has previously revealed that his script is inspired by the late Fred Phelps, a controversial figure who rose to prominence pushing an ...

More than a quarter of a century after its release, Kevin Smith’s Dogma remains one of the most ambitious and inventive films about spirituality Hollywood ever made. Ahead of the repertory screenings ...

So laments Dante Hicks (Brian O’Halloran) throughout Kevin Smith’s 1994 film Clerks during a particularly arduous shift at the New Jersey convenience store where he works a dead end job. The line is a ...