Movies like Dogma

If the divine intervention aspect of Dogma caught your attention, Bruce Almighty starring Jim Carrey puts a comedic spin on what it means to wield God's power. The film's mix of humor and the questions it raises about responsibility and omnipotence might resonate with Dogma fans.

This apocalyptic comedy features a star-studded cast playing exaggerated versions of themselves and, much like Dogma, combines elements of fantasy with irreverent humor. If Dogma's blend of biblical themes and comedy was to your taste, This Is the End's end-of-the-world laughs could hit similar notes.

Ricky Gervais stars in The Invention of Lying, a film that, like Dogma, blends comedy with a thought-provoking exploration of societal norms and beliefs. Tackling the concept of truth in a world where lies don't exist, it presents a satirical narrative that fans of Dogma's critique on religion might appreciate.

Revisiting director Kevin Smith's unique comic sensibilities, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back is a riotous adventure that shares Dogma's sharp humor and unconventional characters. Fans who relished the irreverent tone of Dogma will likely find this film's self-aware comedy and satirical take on Hollywood equally entertaining.

Year One is a comedic take on ancient biblical times starring Jack Black and Michael Cera. While more slapstick than Dogma, it similarly weaves religious figures and historical settings into its comedy, offering an irreverent and light-hearted interpretation that fans of Dogma may find amusing.

Saved! is a dark comedy that satirizes religious fanaticism and the high school experience with biting wit and irreverence. Like Dogma, it shines a comedic light on the struggles of faith and morality, drawing laughs from the audience while also offering social commentary.