True, Constantine should've been played by a British actor. But Keanu Reeves did a great job as the Hellblazer. Those Demons and Angels looked great. Peter Stormare was awesome as Lucifer.

I love when a superhero movie doesn't look like a superhero movie

Since this came out, I've always told people that Stormare's Lucifer is the single best portrayal of the devil I've seen.

This is a flawless masterpiece and clearly one of Keanu's best roles. Why there hasn't been a sequel yet baffles me.

Constantine is such a nice horror thriller that can stand on its own, also wouldn’t be the same without Rachel, Tilda and Peter. Definitely one of the best DC movies

I love this version of Constantine, it's unique, different, but cool in it's own ways. I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks this movie is super underrated.

SUPER-UNDERRATED. I've been saying this for years; and I'm very glad that this film seems to finally be getting its due

I loved the "Americanized" version of Constantine. The true to source series was gritty and beautifully done. But sometimes you just want to spend 2 hours watching a full on Hollywood movie

Never really knew of the comic before I saw this movie, so didn't know what to expect. All I know is that I've been a big fan of this movie ever since it came out.

I was totally unfamilar with the comics when this came out and I LOVED this movie - it still stands the test of time and it's one of the few DVDs I actually kept in my collection :D

I love Constantine, saw it twice in theater and have it on DVD and blue ray because I caught them on sale. But perhaps it was a good thing they never did a part two because we all know the less than stellar reputation Hollywood has for making sequels

I really liked this movie. I absolutely love films that have the angels vs demons kind of theme. The Prophecy is also a classic. I wish there were more of them because good ones are a rarity.

I love this movie so much. Peter Stormare was prolly one of my favorite parts in the whole movie!

I love love love the TV series version of Constantine played by Matt Ryan who also voiced every Constantine appearance in the DC animated movies.

I literally just re-watched this last night. Prime in my country just got it. It was quite good and it also had an after credit scene, which I don't think I ever saw before.

I still laught every time Lucifer moves the lighter away when he goes to light the cigarette for john. The fact that he still take 2 seconds to annoy john in such a petty way is gold.

I enjoyed it for what it was from the first viewing, and I've watched it about a dozen times since. In between, I've read the comics and watched the series, and it still stands up well as a standalone film.

This movie gives me chills everytime I watch it. Unbelievably good. Keanu's best character interpretation imo. I hope we get more in the future, with maybe some other anti-heroes like Swamp-Thing, Etrigan the Demon, Zatanna, or Deadman.

The Lucifer scene is EPIC! As soon as he came down I was like DAMN THAT GUY IS EVIL!

Constantine 2 confirmed guys. 😭. Its happening!

I never really knew this was a "Super hero" movie, I always saw it as a movie about the portrayal of the gods vs demons but not as much. Good movie overall

The Constantine TV show was where it’s at. It was perfect. To the point that Matt Ryan keeps reprising the role.

This move was so incredibly awesome! I will forever be upset that it never spawned a sequel 😭

I absolutely LOVE this movie and come back to it periodically

I was this many days old when I found out this movie has an after credits scene. I've seen this movie probably a dozen times and never knew that!

Yes give me a sequel. I loved this movie, I still find it very unique even till this day

Even if there will be no more Constatine on the big screen, we still have the awesome Justice League Dark and City of Demons animated movies.

I have yet to see anyone playing the Devil as good as Peter Stormare.

I didn't even know this was a comic book movie. It's definitely a classic. Probably the best movie based on a comic book I've ever seen.

One of the only DC movies I've rewatched multiple times. Always hoped for part 2

I am very much a fan of your videos. I was surprised that there was such a glaring mistake in your research seeing as how Tarsem Singh directed The Cell and The Immortals and Timur Bekmambetov directed Night Watch, Day Watch and Wanted. All movies that probably should be covered on this channel.

Tarsem Singh didn't direct nightwatch or Wanted. It was Timur Bekmambetov.

This is one of my all-time favorite movies. I can watch this again and again. It'll be freaking awesome if we can get a sequel to this!

I remember hearing that the idea was that Constantine bet big and got conned by a demon, got cleaned out and lost the girl he was trying to save. And worse, has fallen afoul of the Almighty. That is where the 2005 movie picks up, with his group disbanded and him hunting demons but knowing it's not going to be enough. Which makes the 2005 ending so important to him as a character. Maybe do the prequel; and for the fans who know, they'll be thrilled to finally have the complete picture.

Anyone ever notice that the DVD cover of Constantine and just flipped it for John Wick??? Keanu in a suit walking toward the camera with his tie blowing in the wind

Never read the comics, so I viewed the movie more like "sci-fi noir." Kind of in the same style of Dark City, another classic. Also props to any movie that uses A Perfect Circle in the soundtrack.

I saw this movie in theaters not knowing the whole comic book aspect of the material. And that's what I love about this movie, you could just jump into it.

One of the best and coolest depictions of Lucifer

Wait! Matrix 4 got a green light and A Constantine sequel didn't??

“I do miss the old names.” ♥️ Constantine under promised yet over delivered. Impressive casting in a movie that still delivers in entertainment and satisfaction. Can’t argue with that (flicks Zippo) 🗡

I loved thia movie. Not because he was a cool character, but the lore and relics. He didn't have only one trick, he had several...the matchbox, a white shroud he sets on fire, numerous crosses, weaponized fire sprinklers!!! You saw him at work which is always better than telling.

Great video! just something i noticed. Tarsem Singh didn't direct Wanted and Night Watch, that was Timur Bekmambetov. Tarsem made The Cell, Immortals and The Fall, among others.

Much like Keanu Reeves himself this movie is mad underrated and underappreciated but I'm glad to see that others love it as much as i do

Alan Moore is a GENIUS!!! His works are awesome. I would love to see Miracle Man on film.

Had I not read the comics beforehand, I imagine that I would have loved the film. My issue is that they watered the character down for the movie. They turned an occult detective with a wicked sense of humour into a rogue exorcist that is played by Keanu Reeves. They even changed the pronunciation of the name so as to make it more palatable to American moviegoers. Again, it's a good movie, but it wasn't the Hellblazer that comic fans were promised.

I don't see this as having too much in common with Hellblazer and the comics Constantine but it stands on it's own. It's one of my most favorite films from that era. The atmosphere and the world building is something to be envied. I rewatch it every 2 or 3 years. Peter Stormare was excellent!

Probably one of my favorite movies

Both Constantines I've seen have been great, but in movie form, I can only see Keanu's version as the ultimate one. I feel his portrayal has been in line with what the DCEU, at least pre Aquaman, has felt like. You know what moment cemented this for me? When Rachel Weisz's character asks to "hold the elevator, please" and Constantine just says, "Not if I can help it." with the wiliest smirk, just as the elevator doors close. Dude had the quick wit, charm, and bravado to pull that off with such class, that it just vibes with the type of protagonist they need in DC Movies. A hard R uber-religious action/horror sequel would break media honestly, and unless Blumhouse and James Wan got together with a Jordan Peele, Matt Reeves or Zack Snyder type to build that universe properly, I don't think that spectacular Keanustantine vehicle is happening any time soon...

Timur Bekmambetov Directed Night Watch and Wanted.

Peter Stormare at his finest! Without his performance this movie wouldn't have worked

I love this movie. Top notch special effects and this was the first movie where I really took notice of Tilda Swinton (Gabriel) and Peter Stormare (Satan).

have to say glad u did this one , very overlooked and underrated .. I loved it

You know what I love most about the time we are living in now, movie critics don't matter anymore.

Here after the announcement of Constantine 2 lmfaoooo

I love this more then the comic's 100% even Keanu wants to make another, please let's get it done!

How is it underrated? Everyone loves it

Simply put yes. It also has a great devil

Really great film that stands up to rewatches. Crazy there’s never been a follow up.

“Garth EEnis” love it

Love this movie, such a unique movie. Reminds me of Darkwatch, but with a little more explanation. Never read the comics so I didnt have a standard for the character and I loved Keanu in this. I still want more Keanu noir-action or thriller flicks.

I'm so glad that this movie is FINALLY getting a sequel, and being recognized for how good it was.

Rachel Weisz shoes always stuck with me in this film

Constantine is one of my favourite movies, watched so many times and never get sick of it. Would love to see Keanu return to the role!

We need more superhero horror movies

I can watch and enjoy Constantine over and over again and see something new every time. Can't say that about any of DC's newer offerings.

I always really liked this movie. Never understood why it seemed to get crapped on so much.

I just watched it again and i friggin love this movie. Also love that they use one of my all time favorite songs in Papa Midnight's Club. APC - Passive ha so glad you brought it up

I love Constantine. Read the comics. Loved the character IN DC Legends of Tomorrow. I have watched all the DC animated movies featuring Constantine. My favorite so far is Justice League Dark.

Loved this movie so much...and I Still have hopes they will make a sequel...

All I ask from good movies is "show me something I don't see every day, in every scene". And Constantine ticks that box

I loved this, I really hope there's a sequel to this someday because it deserves it.

Yesss! About time someone shined a spotlight on this movie! Hellblazer is one on the best comics( in my opinion) and even though the movie character of Constantine is very different from the comic character- Keanu gave it a new spin and transformed Constantine in a great way! Constantine is one of my favorite movies and I really hope for a sequel.

We need a Constantine movie with both Keanu and Matt Ryan, cursing, smoking, bickering and banishing demons together

Such a great movie can watch it over and over again

I've watched this film dozens of times and I own it but I've NEVER seen the post credits... time to watch again

My husband and I have watched Constantine several dozen times. Keanu gets a 10 out of 10 in our books!

I think he was good but I know he wasn't exactly John to us but I think he was good bc the writing was amazing which elevated his role.

Saw this in the cinema when it came out and good lord, I bloody loved it. That hell sequence scared the shit out of me.

Constantine is one of my favourite movies.

Our prayer's have been answered, folks! It's been reported by Variety that they are making the sequel to Constantine. Keanu Reeves, Francis Lawrence are in. I do hope that at least Tilda Swinton and Peter Stormaer will also be coming back. They are the best part of it.

I loved the character, from his earliest appearances in Swamp Thing. I wasn't *as* thrilled with Hellblazer, but it was still a pretty good series. But I ended up loving this movie in entirely new ways. It's a bit different, but it's no less entertaining and effective. I'd say it still stands up as my favorite DC film (yes, including all the ones with Batman).

I really love this movie

Keanu should've returned for CW's Crisis on Infinite Earths.

I recently started reading the Dresden files and now I keep thinking about how Keanu Reeves would be an amazing Harry Dresden

I LOVE this movie and the performances are fantastic! I'm glad it's receiving more appreciation. I was unfamiliar with the comics before this release but when I researched the source I obviously saw the changes. However, I'm usually not hung up on comic accuracy sometimes anyway, because I think creative changes are allowed and expected. If it works it works! Everyone is incredible in their roles and interpretations. Keanu is fantastic here, in great form and layered as Constantine, he doesn't get enough credit sometimes for this performance. Tilda and Peter are spectacular as Gabriel and Lucifer. Some of my favorites of those archetypes. The vibe with Constantine reminds me greatly of The Prophecy, which is another classic in my opinion. I'm almost always down for a spiritual warfare, good vs evil (supernatural horror thriller), fight for humanity type of story and this exceeded all my expectations.

Despite its Flaws I think this is a quite entertaining Movie. Really would like to see a Sequel.

There's only a handful of movies that no matter what else is on. I'll immediately turn on. This is one of those movies. Also brings back early memories of being a teenager smoking weed with my buddies while analyzing movies in my one friends basement. The closest thing I get to that now is at work.

Another phenomenal Cult horror/action genre movie. I've watched it at least 20 times (probably a lot more).

This movie was so ahead of its time I didn't even know it had a post credit scene. Thanks.

That scene with A Perfect Circle playing though....

This movie is awesome. I feel like it should have been longer to explain some of the items he used. All the side characters were interesting, and the world building was pretty good.

Those Hell visuals are very representative of the darker comics of the early mid 90's. Beautiful stuff. I feel like that was a brilliant time for art representing post apocalyptic atmospheres. This film executes this perfectly. Sonically and artistically. It was and is an island unto itself in regards to comics flicks. I would put Blade in this category as well.

Constantine was and still is one of the best most underrated films to ever be produced shot directed the whole kitten caboodle. Love this film from beginning to end. Keanu Reeves did an amazing job.

There were talks of a Sequel to the movie with Reeves reprising his role and Guillermo Del Toro was going to direct. This was 2018.

I love this movie. I have watched it over and over many times. I can't quite understand why it got such bad reviews and so poorly received. It is a very entertaining film whether or not you are a fan of the comics.

I like constantine movie since it's release, yes it deviates from his character. But the story is well written despite being a "putting their own original story on them" type of movie. If you compare that to "putting their own original story on them" type of movies these days. This movie might as well be a masterpiece. (Glares at monster hunter live action, Halo tv series, netflix anime live action movies, etc...)

I've always loved this movie. It's so rewatchable too.

It might not be comic accurate, but this is one of the greatest movie i have ever seen, it was the concept of good and evil it gave in this movie, which made me in love with it. And i think keanu revees has one of the best acting in it.

No mention that the character of Constantine, while nonexistent in films since that the Keanu film and hit or miss on TV, has had a very prominent showing in animation with several animated films revolving around him and a pretty central role in the multi-animated film arc concluding with Justice League Dark: Apokolips War. As for the live action movie, I really liked the Reeves film. Visually it has some stunning moments, the story feels personal yet high stakes without requiring a beam in the sky or invading armies, and Keanu makes the role his own without feeling like a complete departure. I truly hope JJ Abrahms was completely kicked out of handling DC projects and doesn't get anywhere this or the Superman franchises to ruin them. And if WB decides to make another Constantine hopefully they give Lawrence another shot. He did well by the first one.

Loved this movie