Apparently, this was announced at ComicCon. Here's the text from his Instagram post:

Bless me Father - for I have cinema! I announced it at my Hall H panel last night so I can say it here today: the good folks at @lionsgatehome will be releasing @dogmaresurrected! Later this year, they’ll be bringing our beautiful 4K transfer to what we used to call “Home Video” back in the day - which today means streaming and whatnot. But one of the things I love about working with @lionsgate (and if you’re old like me, you might recall they released #dogma theatrically back in 1999) is their commitment to PHYSICAL MEDIA! So like they did with @clerksmovie and #the430movie, the #lionsgate kids are already building an amazing STEEL BOOK for Dogma as well! The abundance of extras we’re including will make it a heavenly addition to your collection, thanks to a helluva company that still believes there’s a little life left in the @jayandsilentbob biz! Thanks, LG! #KevinSmith #comiccon #steelbook

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[–] 7 points 1 year ago

rewatched it not too long ago. came across as much more ideologically confused than I remember it being. it's definitely an exercise is apologetics, but in a very traditional sense. at the same time, the comedy and acting actually held up decent.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 year ago (1 child)

    It's probably been twenty years, but I only remember thinking that the movie was ok.

    It sucks that the distribution was all whacked, but I'm not sure I'd just buy this without a rewatch.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 year ago

    I think compared to some of his newer movies (sequels esp) it stands out. I wouldn't put it on the same level as Jay and Silent Bob 1 and Clerks 1 though. Honestly, I forget a lot of it myself and haven't been able to re-watch it in years.

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