I love "Dogma." That may be largely due to nostalgia; I watched the movie many times in the early 2000s. But the humor still works great for me today. At the same time, I also like that Kevin Smith has evolved a bit as a director here. His religious commentary isn't exactly subtle, but it goes deeper than almost anything in his previous films. At the same time, the cast delivers in "Dogma." Jay and Silent Bob are always a highlight anyway, and here they get more screen time than ever before. Otherwise, Alan Rickman is great, as is the dream duo of Ben Affleck and Matt Damon. Even though "Dogma" is certainly not a masterpiece cinematically, it remains one of my personal favorites. In any case, it's Smith's film from the '90s that has aged best. Clearly, a maturation process had begun with him by that point.