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You can’t rent this movie because Harvey Weinstein owns it and refuses to sell it to a studio or back to Kevin Smith.

I laughed so hard in the theater when God showed up as Alanis Morissette.

I love that Silent Bob quotes/references Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade by saying "no ticket" after throwing someone off of transportation.

I love the story of how Kevin Smith PROTESTED his own movie. Some religious group was at the theater and Kevin was asked to join them, and said..."sure" Press arrived and things got funny.

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I'm a bit sad that nobody recognizes that god is Alanis Morissette anymore. She was huge in that time and somehow it made total sense when she was revealed.

This is Kevin Smith's best film in my opinion. This is the movie that made the Westboro Baptist Church target Kevin Smith. Kevin ended up helping a bunch of kids get out of that Cult and helped them out financially after they left

George Carlin as a cardinal….an inspired choice. Every character is just perfect. Such a clever satire on Catholicism, but with a kind heart. A very Catholic satire of Catholicism

Casting Alanis Morissette as God was proof that Kevin Smith was brilliant.... casting a singer as a character who's voice will kill mortals is next level....

Kevin Smith attended the opening, dressed in a sparkly red tux, with red horns on his head. His baby daughter, Harley Quinn Smith, was in his arms, dressed as an angel.

The "no ticket" line is from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. He tosses a Nazi out of a zeppelin.

This is my favorite Kevin Smith film. Sooooooo many great characters and dialogue. R.I.P. George Carlin and Alan Rickman.

Fun fact - Matt Damon also played Loki in "Thor: Ragnorok" during the Play at the beginning of the movie.

Most of the movies after are made because Kevin Smith promised Jay that he would put him in other movies if he clean himself up and broke his drug addiction.  So we have all the Clerks follow ups, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and some others because Jay got clean and got his life together.  Jay and Kevin are just having fun with their brand of comedy and friendship and we are here to enjoy.

If you watch the scenes with George Carlin as the cardinal, you'll see that he has a band-aid on his ring finger.  Kevin Smith said that he's wearing it because George Carlin's wife had recently died, and he couldn't bring himself to take off his wedding ring yet.  And since a cardinal wouldn't be married, they had to cover it up for the movie.

This movie taught me to wear hoodies underneath my jackets.

That nun was played by Betty Aberlin, who was one of the main cast members on Mister Rogers.

Alan Rickman was an absolute gem. He was so personable and Kevin had a wonderful relationship with Alan until his passing.
I love what Kevin said of Alan after his passing. I just had to post it here.

“Thank you for lending a hack like me your artistry and your credibility, Alan. You were never Snape to me as much as you were the adult Harry Potter himself: a bonafide wizard who could conjure absolute magic using merely words.
“He was a HUGE cauldron of win, this man. I’ll miss him forever. Rest in Peace, Voice of God. Back to Heaven, where you came from …”
I’m not 100% sure but it might have been Alan who would have loved to do something again with Kevin, but it didn’t come to be because of his passing.

2 things.
God was Alanis Morrisette.
And Silent Bob speaking was also an Easter egg for Indiana Jones

If you haven't seen Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, there's a nod to that movie here. In that movie, Indiana Jones throws a nazi SS officer out the window of a zeppelin. To the passengers looking at him in shock, he says, "No ticket", at which point they all rush him to show him their ticket stubs.

That's one of my favorite parts of the entire movie.