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Oh hell yes!!!

Hell yeah! Pacino steals the show.

Sure, why not.

Watch that then watch Prophecy with Viggo Mortenson and Christopher Walken. Whose afraid of the devil? 👿

Tilda Swinton's performance was magnificent. Her talent is off the charts.

I think she's an absolute home run of a casting choice for this role

Tilda Swinton is always great and I love her unique style.

Yeah, such a good casting idea. Because angels should really have no gender.

she wasnt an android, dude! xD

Read the original Hellblazer comics and you'll see how much of a watered down parody this film is.

​@@TroyConvers5000that's how it always is. But I never would've heard of Constantine without this movie and neither would you probably.

Yeah not only is this movie a shadow of its source material but as entertaining as Stormare is, his performance as Lucifer isn’t even in the universe as “nailed”.

I thought that Constantine 2 was a go?

​@@Engineer_without_a_causeit apparently is

He will.

It's in the works!

It would look kinda weird, especially with Shia LaBeouf MIA. I am not 100% sure, but I think Keanu has also aged a few years since then. But since we all know he's immortal, it probably wouldn't matter.

@@masansr ….. The sequel would do well to have Rachel Weisz return as Angela and maybe even her sister, Isabelle (as an angel).

@@masansr Constantine is 11 years older than Keanu but looks younger due to demon blood, maybe that's what Keanu did? Alan Moore did say that he's met John Constantine twice in real life.

Shit is allowed on television so the censorship for it is softer.

I second that!

@@aclark7243 Third!

Stormare is the Perfect Satan. But Tom Ellis is the perfect Lucifer.

I'm torn between his and Viggo Mortensen's version.

Viggo Mortensen definitely gives an equally stellar performance in The Prophecy. A different take but just as good.

O'Neil mit one "L" has no sense of humour... :]

@@imadomyrdin now that's the man of culture!

So? just let her enjoy the movie

@@user-vb5tq2kv1qWhat? They were just adding interesting information. Comments aren’t just for the reactor, they’re for the viewers as well. I thought it was a great comment & I’m not sure why you’d have an issue with it. It was completely innocuous.

Great film!

Yes. Its best to watch the director's cut. It doesn't spoil anything and allows the mystery to unravel naturally.

Yesssss. But only the director's cut. The theatrical literally gives the ENTIRE movie away in the opener. Dumbest decision of any movie ever made.

@@rubensalvador9422 I remember recommending the movie to a friend and they watched the trailer for it which also gave away the entire movie. If you already know the mystery the movie loses a lot of its juice.

Peter Stormare is the master of character acting.

@@Merecir his Russian cosmonaut in ' Armegedeon' is Epic.

Yes! That's my favorite part of the movie. If it's on TV and that part is on, I can't NOT watch it.

@@vermithax The movie hits level 11 when Lucifer shows up. ------ Hey, Constantine is the one soul Lou would leave the underworld to come and collect.

Yes, white suit, tared foots, black veins, Hannibal Lector's kind of face, they put lots of effort here, and it paid.

This and this, a both a must!

Absolutely

As a Swede I like that comment :)

You mean the part of the bar with passive song playing? or they actually got on camera?

And former husband of Gwen Steffani. Gavin Rossdale

There were still part of the tattoos showing ... maybe just cleaned up the 'bad' stuff

Fallen (1998) is amazing. One of Denzel's best, in my opinion. Highly underrated gem.

I surprised myself by guessing how that one would end. Excellent movie.

Love that movie! Asia and BJ reacted to it recently. Would love to see Jen's reaction. It's such a well thought out movie.

"Time is on my side, yes it is..." 😉

Alan Moore hates this and every other movie on that list.

@WiseWolfofDeck6 well yeah

@@WiseWolfofDeck6 Alan Moore hates everything, so... grain of salt.

@@christopherlundgren1700 That seems fair.

He said in an interview in 2017 (With Brazilian writer Raphael Sassaki): _I think the impact of superheroes on popular culture is both tremendously embarrassing and not a little worrying. While these characters were originally perfectly suited to stimulating the imaginations of their twelve or thirteen year-old audience, today’s franchised übermenschen, aimed at a supposedly adult audience, seem to be serving some kind of different function, and fulfilling different needs. Primarily, mass-market superhero movies seem to be abetting an audience who do not wish to relinquish their grip on (a) their relatively reassuring childhoods, or (b)the relatively reassuring 20th century. The continuing popularity of these movies to me suggests some kind of deliberate, self-imposed state of emotional arrest, combined with an numbing condition of cultural stasis that can be witnessed in comics, movies, popular music and, indeed, right across the cultural spectrum. The superheroes themselves - largely written and drawn by creators who have never stood up for their own rights against the companies that employ them, much less the rights of a Jack Kirby or Jerry Siegel or Joe Schuster - would seem to be largely employed as cowardice compensators, perhaps a bit like the handgun on the nightstand. I would also remark that save for a smattering of non-white characters (and non-white creators) these books and these iconic characters are still very much white supremacist dreams of the master race. In fact, I think that a good argument can be made for D.W. Griffith’s Birth of a Nation as the first American superhero movie, and the point of origin for all those capes and masks._

Same.

Great catch. I never noticed that.

super wholesome🥲

Yeah, it's gotta be close to a dozen titles... actually had a convo with a friend about that a couple weeks ago! 😂

The blade that many people claim to be the Holy Lance is in Vienna. Other so-called "Holy Lance" relics exist in other cities.

@@Stogie2112 I know that there are a couple of them (just like dozens of so called crucifixion nails). I just find it funny that they used the one from Vienna as their model. It might be the most iconic one.