🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To *CONSTANTINE* (2005) - FIRST TIME WATCHING - MOVIE REACTION! *Keanu killed it! 

Its coming the sequel

I think it didn't need a sequel its a redemption story nowadays he will end up as bad as at the beginning

I’m sure you’re still interesting 😉 crazy that Keanu is shy, you’d think he was super confident being an actor

@@kabirconsiders Thanks for the affirmation. 😀

That’s super cool that you got to meet them. The closest I ever got to meeting Keanu was that I went to the baskin robbins in Alameda (where they took the picture of him eating ice cream) a day or so before he did. I’ve noticed a lot of the best actors are shy or reserved in some way. I find that really interesting.

@@kabirconsiders You can still be confident when you are shy. But yea, a lot of us have the image that actors are sociable. Of course not all of them are.

That's awesome. Normally I don't really care about that kinda thing but this is one of my favorite movies so I'm a little jealous. Lol I used to be interesting also. Interesting just takes to much work and energy nowadays.

there's already a trailer

GTFO I'M SO HYPED TO HEAR THIS

Peter Stormare has signed on too

@@VanessaMallia We need more Lou

@@archangelgabriel5316there’s no trailer stop the cap

Can't wait. Have to watch the sequel a couple of dozen times just to catch up.

If he comes back for a sequel for DCEU with Henry Cavil, Ben Affleck and others, it will be epic and just with the thought itself I am losing my shit.

This

He was only on screen for like 10 mins but he stole the show

I don't remember DeNiro here. Do you mean Al Pacino in the Devil's Advocate? By the way, another great Keanu movie, that one.

@@mage1439 he means DeNiro on AngelHeart, you know...Mickey Rourke movie where DeNiro introduces himself as Louis Cypher....

@@mage1439 Robert De Niro was in a movie called Angel Heart with Mickey Rourke and Lisa bonet. He played a character called Louis Cypher. You should watch it just for his performance alone.

Those are great devil portrayals. Out of that bunch Viggo Mortensen is my favorite. His Satan who was a pristine example of wielding his craft and was an extremely believable portrayal of Lucifer.

Thanks for letting me know, I couldn’t find a comic called Constantine anywhere!

I always loved any time Constantine was involved with Swamp Thing.

@@kabirconsiders There's an animated movie, and a short-lived series with the english actor who voiced the animated movie. You'd probably like it.

John Constantine is actually one of the most powerful entities in the DC/Vertigo Comics universe, outside of The Endless of the Sandman

@@mage1439 I love the issue with John's birthday where swamp thing grows a giant pot plant for his party.

I genuinely loved it, can’t wait for part 2

Oh thats right! I forgot they were.

@@kabirconsiders YOU MISSED THE END CREDIT SCENE! IT IN THE GRAVEYARD.

@@kabirconsiders I've been waiting a long time, many fans of this movie have requested a part two and I'm so happy we are getting one, great reaction Kabir!!

I haven't heard about a pt. 2. Cool.

He really nailed the sinister, evil demeanour

I’ll try to find a copy of it, I’m sure I’ll be able to find one somewhere..

@@kabirconsiders the movie Dogma is actually a parody that is really critical of the Catholic Church. However, Kevin Smith was brought up in the church. So he used his upbringing to write the script and the biblical characters are extremely accurate.

Great movie!

@@kabirconsiders It's on youtube. Maybe because there's nobody to fight for it to be taken down. It's practically impossible to get a copy because it's out of print and nobody can make it. If anything it goes easy on the religion and religiousity in general.

It's in preproduction.

This happened on the Stephen Colbert night show, and Colbert said that it was a matter of fact that he was on for a part.

Good spot! I just googled him and they look very much alike

Imagine being the Rock's stunt double and having to work out to stay that huge all the time.

I definitely prefer DCs source material over Marvels, just seems cooler and more depth to the characters

@@kabirconsiders Vertigo especially has some great stuff. DC let them do a lot of things they would have never been able to do if they were just DC books.

I had no idea there was an end credits scene, I thought Marvel was the only one who did those

@@kabirconsiders It's a pretty fair thing. Post-credit scenes weren't really much of a thing in 2005.

@@kabirconsiders I’ve watched this movie plenty of times over the years and only this year found out about the after credits scene. No worries.

The comic book Constantine's look was based on Sting from the Police. I saw some anger when this movie came out that Sting of a Sting look-alike was cast. Reeves was perfect for this in my opinion.

It was awesome

Yeah but Matt Ryan ended up being the perfect Constantine. Keanu is great in the role but Matt is perfect.

Ty I'll check it out. Can't believe that I haven't seen it yet

Does the spear actually exist? That would probably be the most valuable artefact in the world

@@kabirconsiders Before World War II, the Spear of Destiny (more properly known as the Maurice Spear) was exhibited in the Hofburg Museum in Vienna. It attracted the attention of the young Adolf Hitler, who linked it with legends of the Holy Grail and made his own plans to be a man of destiny. The spear held a special fascination for Hitler and his associates in the hothouse atmosphere of occultism and evil philosophies that gave rise to the Nazi plan for world domination. In 1935, Heinrich Himmler had a replica of the spear made and kept it in his private room. Three years later, Hitler led his troops into Austria, the first stage of his plan for world conquest. One of his first acts was to remove the Spear of Destiny from the Hofburg Museum. The spear was buried beneath the Nuremberg Fortress, where it was discovered on the day that Hitler shot himself in the Berlin bunker on April 30, 1945. It was recovered together with other treasures of the Imperial collection. On January 6, 1946, these treasures were returned to the authorities at Vienna, and the spear was reinstated in the Hofburg Museum.

Movie was epic, really enjoyed it

@@kabirconsiders Constantine was supposed to be a bloke based on the look of Sting....not the wrestler sting. The US interpretation still holds up

The source material sounds very cool, I love this sort of thing

@@kabirconsiders It's a shame, there's another comic called Books of Magic where Constantine and other characters like Zatanna guide a kid (who's very much like Harry Potter but predates him) through the world of magic, and it would make a great HBO Max kind of show, but any adaptation has been in development hell for years.

I love "The Fountain.," even though I'm still puzzled by it.