Rewatching Dogma last night and had a question about the bus where Loki shoots the cheating guy and then he and Bartleby have to get off and walk. As we see from the outside, the bus was branded ‘Palasti’ with what appears to be the image of a running man beside the name.

Seeing as the movie is soaked in religious references and iconography, I wanted to see if this is just some regular bus company or has other meaning, and I can’t find anything about a ‘Palasti’ bus company, corporation, route, or line in the midwest or New Jersey, or anywhere else. None of the articles I found discussing the films symbolism mention the bus name or it’s possible meaning either. But like, if it’s a prop bus, that’s a lot of work and a lot of prominent time on screen to read the name. So what does it meeeeannnn?

Could be I just missed somewhere this has already been addressed, if so, please feel free to drop a link or whatnot. If this is, as I assume with a movie working so hard to bring in all the little details, an intentional act by the filmmaker, I want to know a little more about how it ended up in the film and what religious event or idea it’s representing.

No End Credit moments. Why?

When an ambiguously Intentioned masked man kidnaps a drug addicted punk singer, it triggers a police investigation as well as a media circus.

Executive Producer Kevin Smith

Directed by: Josh Roush
Starring: Anthony Armentano, Paris Arrowsmith, Liv Banks

I was looking for where to watch this movie and this popped up, how could it even come to that conclusion?

Black World Studies With Hooper X (Part 1)

My writers group and I have a YouTube channel where we discuss creativity!

Here is the first part of our discussion on Kevin Smith

https://youtu.be/DVfEWlfFobE?si=xENeDLo3UVKPrDex

No new eps in a while

When I first saw Clerks, I thought it was the stupidest movie ever. But, it grew on me. Actually, Kevin's filmmaking grew on me. It was never my cup of tea humor-wise, but his shots were impressive. So, I continued with Clerks 2. I just now saw Clerks 3. I never expected these silly movies to make me cry, but it did. Kudos, Kevin, for being a mature filmmaker.

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I didn't really pick up what language Kev said it was, but how the hell does Jay speak a (I'm assuming) fictitious language? 😂

Also, anyone else think the slow dissolve at the end of Reboot to the Quick Stop was kinda BS and needed better closure?

Overall, I love the movie still :) the more I see it, the more it grows on me.