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Constantine, 2005

Starring: Rachel Weisz, Keanu Reeves

Directed by: Francis Lawrence

Written by: Kevin Brodbin

Language: English, Filipino, Tagalog

Country: USA, Germany

Runtime: 121 min

MPAA Rating: R

Rating:6.7

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Constantine can be described as atmospheric, suspenseful, and mind bending. The plot revolves around curses, spells and rituals, supernatural abilities, and an investigation. The main genres are thriller, action, and fantasy. In terms of style, Constantine involves twists and turns. In approach, it is fantastical and serious. It is located in Los Angeles. Constantine takes place in contemporary times. Visually, it involves special effects. It is adapted from a comic. Constantine has received attention for being a Sundance Festival winner and a blockbuster. It is well suited for teens and a boys' night.

Summary of Constantine

With the ability to identify angels and demons as they exist on Earth, Constantine (Keanu Reeves) is tormented and set apart from other people. He is self destructive and angry, yet he does the right thing in protecting the citizens of Los Angeles from the dark forces that surround them. However, when he falls in love with a cop (Rachel Weisz), everything begins to change.

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Language:	English, Filipino, Tagalog
Country:	USA, Germany
Release date:	16 February 2005
Runtime:	121 min

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Rachel Weisz

as Angela Dodson / Isabel Dodson

Keanu Reeves

as John Constantine

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The Hollywood Reporter

An engrossing mix of atmospheric gothic horror and smart sci-fi that's cemented by intriguing mythology, terrific visual effects, a dry sense of humor and an ideally cast Keanu Reeves. Full Review

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by: Michael Rechtshaffen

Time

Constantine is a one-of-a-kind hybrid: a theological noir action film. And until it goes irrevocably goofy at the end, it's a smart ride--and smart-looking too. Full Review

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by: Richard Corliss

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CONSTANTINE: I have always loved watching movies starring RACHEL WEISZ, This is one of my favorite movies and I highly recommend it. RACHEL always give 100%, and her acting is always very convincing and spot on. I give this movie 5*****STARS. Read and rate it

16.January.2011
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by: Netflowers
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09.October.2009
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by: Ethan Clapham
Ethan Clapham rated this movie0/10

Constantine is the type of movie that deserves an 'A' for effort, but ultimately it fails. It certainly tries to be a good movie, I'll give it that. It centers on Constantine, played by Keanu Reeves, a sort of supernatural detective who banishes demons back to Hell when they violate the "balance." The plot tries to seem complicated, but really it's not. Throughout the movie I felt as though I was missing something, or that a major revelation was coming up that would tie up the loose ends. But, at the conclusion of the movie, I realized that I hadn't missed anything. I was just making the simple plot more complicated than it was. This sensation was, in my opinion, the movie's biggest flaw. The story itself was weak and the movie tried to seem like more than it was. The acting was on par with most main stream modern movies. Reeves was well cast, playing the introverted loner quite well. Rachel Weisz was her usual talented and beautiful self. The rest of the characters were mostly filler, and many of them were annoying. The direction was amateurish, but that's to be expected from a first-time filmmaker. The special effects were, for the most part, good. The visualization of Hell was pretty impressive, although more practical effects could have added a bit of realism. The sound design was adequate, but nothing spectacular. The DVD was a fairly solid effort. The audio used the surrounds and LFE as much as possible, but the dialogue was frequently muffled. The video was spotless and very detailed. Black levels were deep and true, while the little bit of color in the movie also seemed accurately rendered. If you thought the trailers looked decent, then Constantine is probably worth a rent. If you still have no idea what movie I'm talking about, then don't waste your time. For the most part, the public opinion was right about this one. Constantine isn't the worst movie of the year, but it also not the best.

09.October.2009
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by: Ethan Clapham

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