I thought some of the jokes felt a bit childish, but the script does offer a sharp look at religious beliefs across many faiths, exposing them to some unflattering examination and subjecting monotheism to pointed ridicule. Of course, it's meant to be funny, and like Monty Python’s “Life of Brian” (1979), it deliberately aims to satirize something Hollywood has generally avoided. The story centers on God’s former enfo…

I picked up this DVD some time back, thinking it would be something serious like The DaVinci Code. Instead, it's a comedy—or at least, close to being a farce. As someone who doesn't believe in God, I don't mind making fun of religious institutions, but the amount of irreverence might push some people’s buttons. I noticed a few gaps in the story that were pretty obvious, though they weren’t really dealbreakers give…

Seeing _Mallrats_ when I was younger, recorded onto VHS, marked my initial exposure to Kevin Smith’s View Askew universe, though it wasn't until _Dogma_ that I understood the depth and quality of what he offered. _Final rating:★★★½ - It was genuinely enjoyable, and I would definitely suggest checking it out._