Showing posts with label Constantine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Constantine. Show all posts

Friday, November 7, 2014

No More Constantine

Hey People,

So I watched the 2nd episode of Constantine and boy did they change that quick. It became a show about saving people to a show about saving people + will they/won't they. Now I know why they got rid of the other girl. I guess they didn't feel the love as much as they did with Constantine and Zed. But I feel like they had too much love. I mean, their faces were so close to each other sometimes that I was like, writers, I get it. I actually think their romance felt a bit forced.

Anyway, I wish Liv was still around because then I would probably give this show a shot. Instead, they made this show into every other show out there that have a man and a woman as leads. Thought this show was going to be different.

No more Previously On...Friday until I can come up with a show I actually like on Fridays.

Luv ya,
            Diva

Friday, October 31, 2014

Sunday, October 26, 2014

Constantine Pilot Review

Hey People,

So I watched Constantine and let me just say I knew nothing about this not even that it's a DC comic although I could have guessed that. I didn't see the movie that came out years ago either. I'm not even sure that they're connected. I just know they have the same name. Anyway so I thought this show was meh. What does this mean? Let me explain.

Summary: A man's soul is damned to hell and he dedicates his time to saving other's souls. Why? I have no idea.

So we start off on the show with Constantine in an asylum because he wants to believe what "normal" people believe--demons don't exist. Well we know how long that lasted. He gets a message, maybe from Liv's father. I mean, who else would send him a message, a demon? He owes a debt and wants to see it through. This is how Liv and Constantine meet. We also meet Chas twice since he died and came back to life. Once the demon that was after Liv was dead, it was the end of the episode and that's when we see a young girl drawing away on her paper, Zed.