Cool CONSTANTINE Poster Art Created By Artist Aurelio Lorenzo — GeekTyrant
Here's a cool poster art print for Keanu Reeve's classic 2005 DC movie Constantine . The art is a private commission created by artist Aurelio Lorenzo. It's a great peice for a great film!
Constantine follows cynical exorcist and occult expert John Constantine, who has literally been to Hell and back. Born with the ability to see angels and demons on Earth, Constantine is damned to Hell for a past suicide attempt and spends his life banishing demons in hopes of earning redemption.
When a skeptical LAPD detective, Angela Dodson (Rachel Weisz), seeks his help to investigate her twin sister's mysterious suicide, they uncover a supernatural conspiracy involving a plot to unleash Hell on Earth led by the half-demon son of Satan, Mammon.
As Constantine digs deeper, he faces off against demonic forces, corrupted angels, and his own impending death from terminal lung cancer.
Constantine battles to stop Mammon's rise and Angela's possession while confronting the angel Gabriel ( Tilda Swinton ), who has allied with Hell in a twisted plan to punish humanity.
Hopefully, DC Studios get that long awaited sequel off the ground!
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