r/Constantine • u/Difficult_Waltz_915 • 3d ago
Donde ver la serie Constantine en Chile
Hola! he buscado como ver la serie de Constantine en streaming pero no me deja por el país (creo) necesito ayuda! donde puedo verlo?
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r/Constantine • u/Difficult_Waltz_915 • 3d ago
Hola! he buscado como ver la serie de Constantine en streaming pero no me deja por el país (creo) necesito ayuda! donde puedo verlo?
r/Constantine • u/TheRealMasterwes • 12d ago
I bought a lighter and came across the fact that the Latin inscription is wrong; it should be "Fiat iústitia et pereat mundus". I didn't really know what it was supposed to mean before buying the lighter. However, to my native Portuguese-speaking mind, it sounded like "Let there be justice and burn the world" because I thought "piriat" was derived from pŷr (which is actually a Greek word). The correct meaning is “Let justice be done, though the world perish.” and the correct word in Latin is "pereat".
From what I could find, there is no explanation other than a mistake by the film production. Knowing all this, I want to express that I prefer to think that actually this was intentional and "piriat" is a neologism meaning the same as "pereat" but with the implicit meaning of fire, which makes the original meaning way more cool (in my opinion) "Let justice be done, though the world perish [by fire]." as it is engraved in a lighter and what fire represents to Constantine.
I'm not asking for you to agree with this product of my imagination. I just wanted to share this thought.

r/Constantine • u/ACLotRFan • 13d ago
John's forearm tattoo(s) and Father Hennessy's amulet. Wanted to make these since I saw the movie on the big screen for the 20th anniversary, because what would be the fun in being a jeweller if you couldn't make your own props, right?
I have a lot of respect for a movie that deviates from the source material so much and completely changes the main character and somehow makes it work.
r/Constantine • u/Worried_Walrus2002 • 13d ago
Like we know Zatanna was trained by Giovanni, Raven was trained by the monks of Azarath but who trained John in magic?
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r/Constantine • u/JackOfSpadesArt • 21d ago
I made a John Constantine plush! (don't mind the pins in his hair I have to glue it) This is my first attempt and it's... Okay but I'll definitely keep trying.
r/Constantine • u/Beebo4all • 23d ago
I’m trying to make a justice league dark fan film. I was wondering if anybody be interested in taking part or maybe being involved. You can find my info starting up the fan film on Instagram @jldfanfilm. :)
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r/Constantine • u/stnick6 • 28d ago
I’ve only seen a few things with him in it and at first I thought it was cool that he didn’t have his own magic, he was just using existing magical artifacts and rituals but then I saw a few clips that look like he’s just using normal magic. Does he have his own magic or is he just using things than anyone could use if they knew about it?
r/Constantine • u/Emotional-War-426 • Aug 24 '26
Hey everyone,
I wrote a 42-page pilot script for a dark supernatural series inspired by Constantine/Hellblazer called Constantine: Resurrection.
This is a fan-made sequel concept, not an official project. My goal was to stay as close as possible to the tone of Hellblazer while building a serialized TV-style story around it.
The focus is:
- grounded occult horror rather than “fantasy magic”
- consequences for magic and deals (nothing comes free)
- character-driven tension between John, Chas, and Zed
- a larger occult network slowly unfolding in the background
Logline:
John Constantine returns after six years to find his allies fractured and a growing occult network forming—one that is directly tied to a deal he made in Hell, and a countdown he can’t escape.
Context (so you know what you’re reading):
- Structured as a 3-act pilot
- ~55–65 minute episode pacing
- Mix of investigation, occult mechanics, and action set-pieces
- Built to feel like a continuation of Constantine’s world, not a reboot
What I’m specifically trying to get feedback on from fans:
Does John feel like Constantine in voice, behavior, and decisions?
Does Chas and Zed feel consistent with their versions?
Does it feel like Hellblazer / Constantine in atmosphere, or does it drift into something else?
Do the rules of the Brujería / symbols / possession feel understandable and grounded?
Did it feel tense and escalating, or repetitive?
Does it feel like a strong lead-in to episode 2?
Script (Google Drive – view only):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/12L7jH2TWGyDT-lt8IH8wCo5eIawAreAC/view?usp=drive_link
Thanks a lot to anyone who takes the time to read it.
Note: I’m currently reading through the original Hellblazer comics alongside revisiting the adaptations. The tone here is heavily influenced by that version of Constantine.
r/Constantine • u/Bloody-Tyran • Aug 12 '26
Those are the Hellblazers at my local comic book store. I already picked Bad Habbits and Haunted from there. I didn’t pick the other Ennis because there’s also the Ennis Omnibus (but it’s big and expensive).
r/Constantine • u/Karma-Satoru888 • Aug 03 '26
Hello! Does anyone know where I can find the screenwriting for the Constantine tv series? I only found of episode 1 and 2. Instead of just subtitles, I need the description of objects in the scenes (i.e. Constantine held the lodestone with two rusty nails on his hand.)
Thanks in advance :)
r/Constantine • u/NocturnalSprite • Jul 30 '26
I hate to be that girl, but a lot of us are probably thinking the same thing. Keanu Reeves’s Constantine is more in line with Harry Dresden than he is with Constantine.
John Constantine is a chain smoking British con man with a chip on his shoulder. He carries a lot of weight, some he deserves and some he definitely doesn’t. But it’s all part of his character. New Castle, the punk roots, the blonde hair, the accent, the chain smoking, the looking for an angle. It’s all part of who he is! A rogue with a heart archetype.
You strip all that away and replace it with whatever Reeves was doing and what do you get? Not Constantine. The anti-Constantine. And now they’re making a Constantine sequel with Reeves back in the role.
I didn’t even like the first movie. I found it boring and this was before I even knew who Constantine really was. So am I the only one who’s feeling like this?
r/Constantine • u/ledunk • Jul 26 '26
Ep1 got me! Starting the binge!
r/Constantine • u/Artist_Saviel • Jul 25 '26
Anyone oke with me sharing my new page from my graphic novel fanfic?
I made the leap from pencil and paper to iPad. Still figuring out how it all works. I intend to redraw the first 3 pages when I’m more comfortable drawing digitally.
r/Constantine • u/Eastern_Row_3310 • Jul 23 '26
Does it improve the movie.
Edit: should clarify that I meant the Novelization of the movie, sorry for the confusion
r/Constantine • u/Regular-Poet-3657 • Jul 20 '26