Forgiveness is divine but the sequel is absolutely mandatory. Dogma 2 The Second Coming resurrects the View Askewniverses most controversial and beloved duo Bartleby played by Ben Affleck and Loki played by Matt Damon. Years after their explosive demise at the church doors God portrayed once again by the ethereal Alanis Morissette hits the cosmic reset button. She sends the pair back to Earth not as powerful angels but as middle aged mortals with aching backs and a strict deadline to save existence.

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The crisis is of biblical proportions literally as Hell has frozen over. A new suave and corporate minded Demon Lord played with sinister charm by Pedro Pascal has gentrified the Underworld and is threatening a hostile takeover of Heaven using a forgotten biblical clause found deep in the Terms of Service of creation. To stop this bureaucratic apocalypse the legendary prophets Jay played by Jason Mewes and Silent Bob played by Kevin Smith must guide a cynical Gen Z atheist played by Jenna Ortega. She happens to be the newest and most reluctant scion of the bloodline holding the key to salvation in a world she barely believes in.

Rufus played by Chris Rock returns as the exasperated 13th Apostle charged with babysitting the dysfunctional group as they navigate a road trip filled with holy peril. Filled with sharp theological satire raunchy humor and surprising heart Dogma 2 asks the big questions. Can two fallen angels earn their wings in a modern world that no longer looks up. And more importantly does God have a TikTok account.