Kevin Smith Reclaims 'Dogma' for 2025 Re-Release

After years of rights issues, Kevin Smith plans to re-release his controversial film 'Dogma' with potential for sequels and spinoffs.

The rights to Kevin Smith's film 'Dogma' have been acquired from Harvey Weinstein, allowing for a re-release.
'Dogma' has been largely unavailable since its last home release in 2008, with second-hand copies selling for high prices.
Smith plans to re-release the film in theaters and on home video in 2025, marking its 25th anniversary.
There is potential for new projects related to 'Dogma', including sequels or TV adaptations.
The film, originally released in 1999, faced controversy for its satirical take on religion but remains a cult favorite.