This is a satisfying conclusion to a series that didn't immediately grab me. I’ve previously stated my dislike of the initial movie, but I found the second one enjoyable. While this installment isn’t its strongest point, it manages to provide a respectable finale: Dante and Randal are still managing their store, both dealing with heart conditions stemming from years of unhealthy living. Following a recovery from a…

It seems like Kevin Smith has lost his impact. As someone once said, "you either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain." It looks like Mr. Smith lived long enough. While *Chasing Amy* remains my personal favorite, films such as *Clerks* and *Mall Rats* were genuine classics, *Clerks II* was genuinely funny, and *Dogma*—particularly for those of us who are Catholic—is remarkably insig…

I found myself looking for the recognizable actors appearing throughout this film, which felt silly given how childish and honestly not very amusing it is. The story centers on "Dante" (Brian O’Halloran) and "Elias" (Trevor Fehrman), who own a store in a small town. They fill their days repeating lines from movies they like, until “Elias” suffers a heart attack. After he's taken to the hospital, his friends decide to…