Constantine (2005) - Review, Rating and Synopsis

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Release Date: 2005
Genre: Devil & Demon & Hell
Cast and crew: Keanu Reeves, Rachel Weisz, Shia LaBeouf, Djimon Hounsou, Max Baker, Pruitt Taylor Vince, Gavin Rossdale, Tilda Swinton, Peter Stormare, Jesse Ramirez, José Zúñiga, Francis Guinan, Larry Cedar, April Grace, Suzanne Whang, Jhoanna Trias, Alice Lo, Nicholas Downs, Tanoai Reed, Quinn Buniel, Ann Ryerson, Stephanie Fabian, Connor Dylan Wryn, Laz Alonso, Jeremy Ray Valdez, Jose Molina, Barbara Pilavin, C.W. Pyun, Sharon Omi, Edward J. Rosen, John Gipson, Roberto Kawata
Director: Francis Lawrence
Screenwriter: Frank A. Cappello, Garth Ennis, Jamie Delano, Kevin Brodbin

Constantine (2005) Rating:

Dylan = 7 / 10;
Raoul = 8.5 / 10;
Ronan = 6 / 10;
IMDb = 7.0 / 10;
Rotten Tomatoes = 4.6 / 10;

Constantine (2005) Synopsis:

John Constantine is a demon hunter. When hired by a detective to investigate on some mysterious death, he discovers that demonic forces are at work to break out in the normal world.

Constantine (2005) Review:

spared from the comic “Hellblazer”, this supernatural thriller is one of my guilty pleasures. I know that it is not exactly what most people call a “good movie” since it is mainly a big-ass Hollywood action film, but I liked it a lot.

The characters are really cool. Thereee is a great variety of creatures including angels, great demons, half-half, etc. The context and the plot are far-fetched but great. Thereee is a fascinating science-fiction background about the existence of gods and devils, and what they are doing with us. The film doesn’t take itself seriously but is actually quite meaningful.

Overall it is a solid movie, with a great story, good special effects and lots of great actors. Watch it!

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