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Plot:
The latest battle in the eternal war between Good and Evil has come to New Jersey in the late, late 20th Century. In what can only be deemed a comedy parable, two renegade fallen angels attempt to jer...( read more
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A different direction for Kevin Smith, he went from dick and fart jokes, to the bible and dick and fart jokes. And he couldn't have made a funnier movie.
This movie is garbage.The only good thing about this movie is Linda Fiorentino.Stay far away from this movie.
I liked this film, just hard to know where to place it! It's funny, and at the same time brings up some valid debate about religion and how the entire belief system is incredibly messed up. In between laughs and absurdities we get the meaningful, yet simple solutions to one's crisis of faith. Rickman, in my opinion, steals the show as "the voice of god".
A light hearted look at an otherwise quite dusty and rigid subject!
Pretty much Kevin Smith's best film. A lot of people dismiss his films as just a bunch of dick and fart jokes, but he always manages to have a lot of smarts and insight in them as well. This film is probably the best example of that: while crude in parts, this comic fantasy also ponders questions about the concepts of faith and dogma. This whole film basically came out of Kevin Smith, a very spiritual person and Catholic, questioning the fundamentals of his faith. More great thoughts arose out of this one than any of Kevin Smith's others (especially the ones where the 13th apostile (Chris Rock) talks about the differences in "believing" and "having ideas", the latter of which was what he believed was better, I just thought that was brilliant). Aside from the ideas, this film had a slew of great performances from it's cast, especially on the part of Alan Rickman as the Metatron which is my favorite role of his yet. To Christians who may get offended, let me quote Kevin Smith's disclaimer at the beginning of the film that "even God has a sense of humor, just look at the platypus".
The current generation will look back on these duffus' movies and wonder what-the-hell they were thinking.
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