JinRoz For all the hype it got I was expecting a lot more!

CommentsXp Best movie ever!

ChanFamous I wanted to like it more than I actually did... But much of the humor totally escaped me and I walked out only mildly impressed.

Kien Navarro Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

subhdeep-07439 Very good casting. A very entertaining and charming male protagonist. The story develops around him. An excellent watch. Go watch, it is very enjoyable

zerokaji This televised adaption of the well-known (and personal favourite) 'Hellblazer' comics had me on the edge of my seat through each and every episode. It pays fine tribute to each individual character and idea, and though it doesn't outright reveal all of Constantine's personality in the thirteen episodes we were given, it dropped enough breadcrumbs to warrant a second adaption. Every actor portrayed their role beautifully, down to little twitches and tongues, and loved their characters like children. Pay attention to Chas's protectiveness, John's fidgeting, and Zed's air of confidence. These factors can let you know instantly what each character means and is capable of; a form of writing done exquisitely by the crew behind this masterpiece. Though it was quite lacking with representing factor, it hinted well enough that should they have been granted a second season, we would have been gifted a wonderful conclusion full of character backstory and ideals. After all, Constantine is one of DC's most famed LGBTQ+ anti-heroes. A downright pity that this glorious concept was out-shined by Supernatural and the likes. Where Supernatural is a droning, boring inspiration derived from Hellblazer, Constantine provides original occult fantasy and accurate depictions with down-to-earth knowledge and witty one-liners. It cannot be compared to (personally) other DC adaptions like Flash or Arrow or Supergirl; for Constantine has a unique focusing on it's heroines rather than their love lives and humanity/morality. Matt Ryan is a refreshing change to a dull live action lineup, so props to you, love.Though yes we are excited for his return in showcases like Legends of Tomorrow and Arrow, nothing will ever grasp the dwindling thread that was Constantine's greatness. We can only yearn for the second season it deserves. 10/10 - If you liked the show, you'll love the books (and vice versa).

arya_putrawan For me personally, in my opinion Constantine is the best TV series , the pilot was cohesive, concentrated and left me curious for more , Being a fan of the character for a long time, I have greater hopes for the show knowing the Newcatle Crew and Astra are there and Zed will become part of the show I'm very eager to see what's going to happen through the rest of the series and I know we'll get there,

westsideschl What is going on with retreading all-to-similar story lines? "Wentworth" for "Orange is the New Black" and now this. Well, not that uncommon of a money making practice I guess. Sure is a non-creative, and cheap way to make some money. 1. Lucifer is back and still looks the same. You would think that Satan and pals with all their powers would have better things to do than perform cheap childish tricks on humanity. 2. The prop fake wings were so cheap they didn't bother to do the CGI of flying (or supposed flying) instead our archangel just does scene cut-and-paste appearances. 3. Unimaginative & tiresomely cheap (and fortunately quickly over ) levitating of whatever; usual time stop effects of things suspended; window glass shattering when evil does it's tricks; the old flying books off shelves. 4. Contact lenses everywhere as a cheap sign of other worldliness or just bad asses in a bad mood. 5. Parallel dimensions mentioned for some unknown reason - at least they didn't try to show some. 6. Suddenly appearing gaping holes in the ground (also cheap CGI) to gobble things up - how original. Yawn! 7. Demon growls for sound effects to create evil-is-coming mood. How do we know demons growl? Do they have vocal cords? 8. Lots of 19th century artifacts to indicate we've been fighting evil, well since the 19th century, but not for millions of years prior. Lots of drawing pointy things on floors and walls.Of course, chanting weird phases, and tossing special water on things. Satan et al. you're not so tough after all.9. Predictable writing hooks of disheveled, slightly dysfunctional male lead with stable (and attractive) female showing up to keep things in balance (and a little implied sex). 10. Bland, basically TV show experienced, acting.