Constantine (4K Ultra + Digital)

Great movie and delivered on time.

The disk itself does make a difference thanks to the HDR really making this movie pop. The scenes from hell are amazing looking now and the shadow details make this movie look even better. I am lucky enough to have this paired with a OLED in a dark room. Thanks to this being on disc I do not have to deal with compression issues that come thanks to streaming, both visual and audio. All this combined makes for an amazing movie experience and leaving nothing wanting. I want to give a quick word on the end for the audio, encoded with Dolby Atmos. This is not because I find it lacking but because I also am lucking enough to be able to watch it with a full 11 speaker Dolby Atmos/DTS:X audio setup. While the new audio encoding on the disc makes a difference from the stand Bulray. It is still shows that this was made before Atmos was really an idea for theatrical/home release. Again they did a very did a very good job but what it it lacks is not the fault of the disc but of the time. For those that have not seen the movie, absolutely worth a watch/purchase. For those who already love this movie, this is a worthy upgrade.

Title: Dated Movie, but WOW in 4K This is an older movie, no doubt about it — but wow, it looks incredible in 4K. If you’re going to watch Constantine, don’t be cheap. Get the highest quality version you can, because this one really pops. I hadn’t watched this movie in about 20 years, and revisiting it in 4K was a great experience. The colors look fantastic, the atmosphere is strong, and the visuals benefit a lot from the upgrade. The story still holds up, the acting is solid, and it’s very rewatchable. This is right up my alley, and if you’re a movie collector or someone who appreciates good transfers, the 4K version is absolutely worth it. Every time you watch it, you’ll notice new details. Highly recommended.

Love it

Did anyone else get a blue blu-ray case with the 4K cover. Kinda throws the whole vibe off now. I does have the 4K disc in it. Just a shame of the case. Digital code work so it wasnt resealed.

Sadly I missed out on the Hellblazer series by DC Comics under the Vertigo label when this film was first released. Based on these great graphic novels. Constantine is about a hard-smoking & drinking guy who is not just an exorcist, but a guy who can see the Other Side. In the film's mythology, both heaven and hell are in place with Earth. Hell looks like L.A. during a nuclear holocaust. So what else is new? Anyway, the film does have its share of plotholes which I found distracting. These guys are scavenging around a junk yard in Mexico when a board breaks and a guy pulls out a knife wrapped in a Nazi flag and immediately becomes possessed by it. The Sword is explained later in the film but not the Nazi connection. How did it get there? Did the Nazis use these artifacts? When our young possessed man walks, cattle fall dead at his feet which is a cool effect but not many others drop dead, just animals. Huh? OK, I can live with that. Rachael Weisz is the police detective whose twin sister dies jumping off a building. I did note in these kinds of movies, glass breaking and lots of water ensue. Quite interesting how the director uses these ploys to try to evoke mood and mythology. At times it works, as with the green-eyed cat used by Constantine to check out Hell. How Rachel's character's twin knows Constantine is never explained, either. Despite the insipid acting of a police detective (I mean, would you be an L.A. cop and let yourself be placed in a tub of water by a guy who lives above a bowling alley? Yes, suspension of disbelief, but really now), the on-again-off-again Gabriel angel and the under-appreciated Shia LeBoeff, the special effects, the story and the mood went at a decent pace. Enough to keep you interested in what happens next and the surprising but underwhelming ending. Keanu Reeves is his usual over-serious self, does a great conflicted character as he tries to buy his way into heaven despite the demerit suicide of his younger life. Long story. My DVD had an alternate ending which was "OK" but still left me wanting. The deleted scenes were thankfully deleted. :P I'll probably pick up the Garth Ennis graphic novels first and watch this again. Not a bad entry into the Constantine mythology. Better: John Constantine, Hellblazer: Bloodlines John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dangerous Habits John Constantine, Hellblazer: Rake at the Gates of Hell

Love this film, was happy I was gonna be able to upgrade to the 4K version and have a digital copy to boot.

The best video version and 4K were awesome with HDR. I really noticed the improvements, and the audio was fantastic.

Excelente servicio el pedido llegó 2 días antes, y la película es genial.

She loved the movie. I have yet to sit down and watch it for the 2nd time, which is a shame because I remembered enjoying it the first time and I think enough time has passed that I could watch it as though it was the first time again.

Super film

La película llegó a tiempo y en buen estado. Grandiosa película, la historia te atrapa, y los actores son geniales, especialmente Keanu, quien hace un perfecto Constantine.

You've got to love a "Chandler-esque crime-er", with an Archangel & a career-psychic, arguing about stuff in 1st reel. "...I'm seeing a lot of soul-traffic lately, Gabriel. Maybe The Boss could give me an extension...Do our side some good, these days... ". Intense, cynical John Constantine "sees things"--has done since his elementary-school days. He was institutionalized in his teens & manged to kill himself--which means he's got just 1 place to go...The titular Constantine lives in a world almost none of us ever visit--but he's got more'n one dirty little secret: also, he's about to exit our world, for good... Throw in pale-skinned, blonde-haired, slender Tilda Swinton ( Gabriel), lovely, serious, russet-haired Rachel Weisz (as an L.A.P.D. detective & eventually, Constantine's nominal client), Peter Stormare (a white-suited "southern Gentleman"--version of Lucifer), Shia Lebouf (an L.A. cabbie obsessed with Witchcraft & Demonism, & who's John's faithful apprentice), Djimon Hounsou (a latter-day African Witch-doctor, who runs a nightclub), Max Baker (an insect-obsessed academic/ gear-fixer-upper) & a greasy, dapper, malicious Max Baker (1/2-demon Balthazar--causing all kinds of...well, H#ll) & you have a cool ensemble cast that spins a cool yarn. Set in a World where the general tenets of Judeao-Christian spirituality is as literal & far-reaching ("...the world behind the world... behind every door & window... ") as the criminal code, this story sees the titular John Constantine riding through the streets of L.A., like a berserk immigration detective, deporting demi-demon's "sorry asses" back to you-know-where...