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Matt RyanLaura BaileyRobin Atkin DownesRachel Kimsey
DIRECTOR
Doug Murphy
SYNOPSICS
Constantine: City of Demons (2018) is a English movie. Doug Murphy has directed this movie. Matt Ryan,Laura Bailey,Robin Atkin Downes,Rachel Kimsey are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2018. Constantine: City of Demons (2018) is considered one of the best Animation,Action,Fantasy,Horror movie in India and around the world.
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Constantine: City of Demons (2018) Reviews
Well done
I don't know much about the Constantine character apart from the old Keanu Reeves movie which I saw a long time ago (and liked) and an appearance in Justice League Dark. I never watched the TV show or animated series. Having said that, I thought this movie was good. It is adult themed, which fits the story, and apart from one odd way of sharing memories between Constantine and another character, I don't think the adult nature was over done. It was well paced, had interesting characters and stakes, and surprisingly carried emotional weight at the end and showed what a toll this life takes on the titular character. All in all, I was impressed. DC continues its record of well made animated features.
Do yourself a favour mate and watch this movie over the mini series.
I have just watched this movie and I enjoyed it. If you watched the the mini series this movie adapts on too it and goes further on with the story. Animation wise it is definitely high quality. It is funny that Damian O Hare the voice of John Constantine is work with Matt Ryan the true John Constantine actor. With the great recurring voice talents Laura Bailey as Ash the Heeler and Emily O'Brien as Chas Chandler's wife makes it even. The rest of the voice cast was good. If you want explore more about John Constantine and his life then this series is worth the watch. I would highly recommend this movie and on that note this movie is not for children. See also Freedom Fighters the Ray and Vixen for more animated DC projects from the CW network.
Constantine is always great
This movie gripped me whole time. Best part is twist in last minutes. It was great,now just plain action. At last Matt Ryan is always best suited in John's character. I wish WB will continue to re-live this horror-thriller genere in future also. Love from an Indian.
Constantine City of Demons The Movie: Average stuff
I'm not a Constatine fan truth be told, the big Hollywood blockbuster movie with Keanu Reeves didn't impress me, the television show though on my watchlist doesn't fill me with excitement and all the animations featuring the character such as Justice League Dark (2017) I thought were pretty poor. So what chance did City of Demons really stand? Not much, but to its credit it made the most of what it has and delivers a passable attempt at a story. When his friends daughter falls into a mysterious coma it's up to John Constatine to investigate and cue the supernatural, demons and lashings of macabre. The animation is solid, the voice cast is passable and the plot feels recycled. I know I've seen this before and recently but can't put my finger on quite where. Dark, moody and suitably R-rated it's certainly the best Constatine outing I've seen and have a feeling this may really please fans. For me however this was an average animated tale with few shocks, surprises or memorable moments. The Good: Some memorable macabre The Bad: Stock scream Distinctly average stuff Things I Learnt From This Movie: We need animated horror movies Bendedict Cucumber is magic Mr Blobby is a demon, this explains SO much Hearing Newcastle used in a fantasy movie like this is just weird There are awkward sex scenes, and then there is that!
Painfully average Constantine.
Constantine is a hard-rocking, chain-smoking dude who drinks a lot and has a lot of random sex. Constantine's like a less psychopathic James Bond, British accent included, except that he fights the occult. That's why adapting Constantine is challenging; it's hard to connote the grit of the Constantine universe, even in comic book form. This cartoon does not adapt Constantine well, and its attempts at grit and horror are equal parts painful and laughable. The movie feels like it written by people who have read maybe two Constantine comics and instead watch a lot of Oprah (or something). There is nothing gripping about the scenes where Constantine has to witness the tortures of Hell (whip stock sound effect) has sex with a spirit (not as cool as it sounds) or his repeated flashbacks to that tragic night long ago (lady scream stock sound effect, which is also very, very annoying). The animation is stiff and the characters, especially the demons, look stupid. Constantine's design would work as, I don't know, an action figure maybe, but he is not expressive. Always the eyebrows drawn together in a tough-looking scowl. But guys, tough is boring. The way the characters talk to one another is stiff as well. Early on, Constantine summons "Nightmare Nurse," someone Constantine used to work with, and within the first 30 seconds she's talking about how Constantine is not great in bed. (This paragraph is going to make me tick the spoiler box for this review. Jeez.) I guess they're trying to show how mundane fighting the occult has become for them, but that could be communicated a lot more subtly, like Hellboy cracking jokes in the presence of elder gods. Even in a realistic setting, if you ran into an old flame, would she bring up the sex you used to have? Does *anyone* talk like that? Bringing up sexual performance in the first 30 seconds? After years of silence? There's that hamfisted attempt at grit, yet again. Constantine: a swing and a miss. Is it completely horrible? No, but it's certainly a waste of time. I was busy with something in my home and put on this movie as background noise, but despite my productivity I still feel guilty, like I still wasted my time and energy with this movie.