Constantine 2 (2026) – Keanu Reeves, Rachel Weisz | Return to the DC Universe

Hell’s most reluctant adversary lights another cigarette and prepares for one final dance with damnation in this long-awaited return that fans have demanded since 2005 left them craving more of Keanu Reeves’ iconic interpretation. The original Constantine divided comic purists who balked at departures from the blonde British source material yet simultaneously cultivated a devoted following who recognized something special in Reeves’ portrayal of a man condemned to fight heaven’s battles while knowing salvation remains forever beyond his reach. Nearly two decades of persistent fan campaigns, convention questions, and social media movements finally bore fruit when official confirmation emerged that Reeves would indeed return alongside director Francis Lawrence to continue John Constantine’s war against the forces seeking to claim his eternally leveraged soul. Rachel Weisz returns in this 2026 chapter as Angela Dodson, the skeptic turned believer whose connection with John survived encounters that shattered her understanding of reality and mortality.

The years separating original from sequel have only deepened the mythology waiting to be explored as Constantine ages while demons remain patient and heaven’s bureaucracy nurses grudges across centuries. Reeves brings weathered wisdom to a character who has witnessed things that would break lesser men yet continues striking matches and muttering Latin phrases because someone must hold the line between humanity and the things lurking just beyond peripheral vision. Weisz’s Angela presumably spent intervening years processing the impossible truths John introduced into her life, creating dramatic potential for reunion between two souls forever marked by shared trauma that nobody else could possibly comprehend or believe. The DC Universe finds itself in transitional chaos, yet Constantine exists somewhat apart from capes and tights heroics, occupying shadowed corners where trench coats matter more than costumes and victory means surviving until the next inevitable confrontation with entities who have been playing this game since before time had meaning.