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An abortion clinic worker with a special heritage is called upon to save the existence of humanity from being negated by two renegade angels trying to exploit a loophole and reenter Heaven.
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04/10/1999
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Ben Affleck
Bartleby
Matt Damon
Loki
Linda Fiorentino
Bethany
Salma Hayek Pinault
Serendipity
Jason Lee
Azrael
Jason Mewes
Jay
Alan Rickman
Metatron
Chris Rock
Rufus
George Carlin
Cardinal Glick
Bud Cort
John Doe Jersey
Alanis Morissette
God
Jeff Anderson
Gun Salesman
Brian O'Halloran
Grant Hicks
Janeane Garofalo
Liz
Betty Aberlin
Nun
King Mustafa Obafemi
Kane
Guinevere Turner
Bus Station Attendent
Bryan Johnson
Protestor #1
Walt Flanagan
Protestor #2
Jared Pfennigwerth
Stygian Triplet
Kitao Sakurai
Stygian Triplet
Barret Hackney
Stygian Triplet
Dan Etheridge
Priest at St. Stephen's
Derek Milosavljevic
Kissing Couple
Lesley Braden
Kissing Couple
Nancy Bach
Mrs. Reynolds
Armando Rodriguez
Waiter
Kevin Smith
Silent Bob
Scott Mosier
Smooching Seaman
Monica Hampton
Seaman Smoocher
Ben Cain
Gangster #1
Richard Baderinwa
Gangster #2
Javon Johnson
Gangster #3
Derrick Sanders
Gangster #4
Mark Joy
Whitland
Linda Levine
Woman in Boardroom
Ethan Suplee
Norman (voice)
Jonathan Gordon
Blanket Boy on Train
Matthew Maher
Bartender
Nancy Mosser
Governor Dalton
Robert Holtzman
Officer McGee
Ming Chen
Club Patron (uncredited)
Chris Kittinger
Bus Sleeper (uncredited)
Kimberly Loughran
Woman in Elevator (uncredited)
Jim Mahfood
Parishioner (uncredited)
Brendan McFadden
Parishioner (uncredited)
Joe Nozemack
Parishioner (uncredited)
Ernest O'Donnell
Reporter (uncredited)
Vincent Pereira
Extra (uncredited)
Brian Quinn
Man Holding Mooby Figurine in Airport (uncredited)
Bob Schreck
Parishioner (uncredited)
Joe Shelby
Bus Rider (uncredited)
J.E. Smith
Businessman (uncredited)
Adrienne Wehr
Protestor (uncredited)
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I didn't know it at the time, but watching _Mallrats_ on VHS as a kid was my first foray into View Askew, but it wasn't until _Dogma_ that I realised there was something bigger and better I could latch on to with Kevin Smith at the helm. _Final rating:★★★½ - I really liked it. Would strongly recommend you give it your time._
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I bought this as a DVD years ago assuming it was some kind of drama or thriller a la The DaVinci Code. Turns out it is a comedy - well, almost a farce it seems. As an atheist I am okay with mocking organized religion, but he plethora of blasphemy might be too much for some viewers. There were a few plot holes that jumped out at me, but they were forgivable in this type of comedy. With a wink and a nod, they cast edgy comedian and atheist George Carlin as a big time evangelist or bishop or something. It seemed to take a while for the various pieces of plot to merge together, unless it wa…
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Though I did think some of the visual humour here was a bit puerile, some of the writing really does expose the concept of religiosity across almost all faiths to some fairly unflattering scrutiny, and at times holds the idea of monotheism up to some carefully calculated and potent ridicule. Of course, it’s supposed to be a comedy and much like Monty Python’s satirical “Life of Brian” (1979) it is deliberate in it’s intent to poke some fun at something hitherto left well alone by Hollywood. The story is all about God’s former enforcer “Loki” (Matt Damon) who had got tired of killing Egyptian b…
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