One of the projects that Kevin Smith has wanted to revisit was Dogma, and now that he has the rights, he's working on a new installment.

Filmmaker Kevin Smith has confirmed the development of a sequel to his critically acclaimed 1999 film Dogma. He shared updates on the project during his appearance at Vulture Festival. Smith expects Ben Affleck and Matt Damon to return in Dogma 2.

Matt Damon and Ben Affleck lead the cast of “Dogma” as fallen angels Loki and Bartleby. Joining them are Linda Fiorentino, Salma Hayek, Alan Rickman, Chris Rock, George Carlin, Janeane Garofalo, Jason Mewes and Smith (as Jay and Silent Bob) and Alanis Morissette as the Almighty.

25 years after Dogma, director Kevin Smith has confirmed he’s working on a sequel. Smith said Dogma 2 is coming at a session during the Vulture Festival in Los Angeles, Deadline reports.

After 25 years and a behind-the-scenes battle with Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Smith is working with the company that bought 'Dogma' from Miramax.

Kevin Smith has announced plans to develop a sequel to his 1999 film 'Dogma.' Speaking at the Vulture Festival, Smith confirmed Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are anticipated to reprise their roles. Celebrating the film's 25th anniversary,

Kevin Smith is working on a sequel to the satirical comedy «Dogma» and has confirmed the return of the film's main actors.

Dogma filmmaker Kevin Smith recently opened up about the star-studded line-up for the sequel to his 1999 cult classic.According to Deadline, during his Dogman Confessional on Sunday, November

Kevin Smith has confirmed he's working on a sequel to 'Dogma'. The 54-year-old filmmaker wrote and directed the 1999 fantasy comedy film starring Ben Affleck, 52, as Bartleby and Matt Damon, 54, as Loki and he is hoping the pair will appear in the new movie.

As Smith explained, he’s made three different offers to buy the rights to Dogma off the Weinsteins — first for $250,000, then $500,000, then a cool mil. Smith sent his offer to “a convicted rapist,” as he put it,