Republic Pictures, an American film studio that would later influence the independent film production landscape, was founded.
Kevin Smith, the director and writer of Dogma, began his filmmaking career which eventually led to the creation of Dogma.
Dogma, a fantasy comedy film directed by Kevin Smith, was officially released in theaters.
Following its release, Dogma developed a significant cult following and became notable for its controversial and satirical take on religious themes.
Bartleby and Loki are created by God, serving as fallen angels cast out of Heaven.
Bartleby and Loki are banished from Heaven for their rebellion and become fallen angels trapped on Earth.
Bethany Sloane discovers she has been chosen as the last scion to stop the angels from exploiting a loophole that could undo existence.
Bartleby and Loki learn about a loophole that would allow them to return to Heaven and be absolved of their sins, which would inadvertently cause all of existence to be undone.
Metatron, the Voice of God, identifies Bethany as the chosen one and guides her to prevent the cataclysmic event.
Bethany assembles a team including two prophets, Jay and Silent Bob, and Rufus to aid in stopping Bartleby and Loki.
Bethany and her allies confront Bartleby and Loki in a dramatic battle to prevent their re-entry into Heaven through the church's sacred door.
Bartleby is struck down after being offered redemption; the loophole is closed, preventing the universe from unraveling.
The heavenly council evaluates the consequences of the events, and the balance of cosmic order is restored.
After the ordeal, Bethany returns to her life with renewed faith and understanding.
