Salma Hayek is a muse who now strips for quick cash, Chris Rock is the 13th apostle (ignored in the Bible because he's black), Jason Lee is a demon that wants the world to end, and Jay and Silent Bob reprise their roles from the three previous Kevin Smith films, this time as 'prophets.' The supporting cast make this film what it is. Consequently, that may also be the only flaw. Linda Fiorentino does a fine job, but she is constantly upstaged by Chris Rock, Jay and Silent Bob, and Alan Rickman. Their hilarious dialogue, along with Matt Damon and Ben Affleck's chemistry (best pal chemistry), keep the film from lagging a moment during its two-hour run. I would have liked to understand Linda's character a bit more, and I would have toned down some of the sex talk by Jay (Jason Mewes), but overall, this is easily one of the best religious pictures in years. If you like Kevin Smith's films (they're cult classics now), check this one out. If not, still check it out. Not for the kids, but this will have a warm spot in my heart for years to come.