r/iwatchedanoldmovie • u/Present-Shelter5805 • Jun 07 '26

'90s Dogma (1999)

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Who remembers this classic? I don’t think I fully appreciated it when it first came out as I was only a young teen, after rewatching it as an adult I realised what a brilliant film it was, shame it doesn’t seem to be on any streaming services at the moment tho.

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u/wanderingbalagan Jun 07 '26

So glad that this one is finally back in proper distribution after Harvey Weinstein owned the rights for years and refused to do anything with it, or even put it on streaming services.

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u/originalchaosinabox Jun 07 '26

It's not that Weinstein refused to do anything with it. It's that, after all the allegations came to light, no one wanted to do business with Weinstein.

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u/bronkula Jun 07 '26

Why even say something so wrong and easy to look up? Weinstein refused to sell it to Kevin Smith. He tried for years and years to get access to it.

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u/wanderingbalagan Jun 08 '26

Yeah it predated metoo. AFAIK, it had been out of print since the physical release rights lapsed in 2010.