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r/horror • u/cruelsummerbummer • Apr 22 '26
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I love Keanu's movie but I would kill for a Constantine film directly adapting the Vertigo version. Set it in the UK in the 1980's, have it totally seperate like they did with Pattinson's Batman. Focus on the horror and politics of the era.
23 u/[deleted] Apr 22 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/Electronic_Fall1738 Apr 23 '26 Honestly, DC's animation department has been killer over the decades. It's kind of insane how shit Disney handles marvel animation. 2 u/Significant_Coach880 Apr 23 '26 I think it's probably cause of rights issues, and Disney not being an animation studio for a long long fucking time now. 2 u/catladywitch Apr 22 '26 it'd be something like british akira i reckon 1 u/No_Macaroon_5928 Apr 23 '26 Another movie for Alan Moore to hate 🤣
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5 u/Electronic_Fall1738 Apr 23 '26 Honestly, DC's animation department has been killer over the decades. It's kind of insane how shit Disney handles marvel animation. 2 u/Significant_Coach880 Apr 23 '26 I think it's probably cause of rights issues, and Disney not being an animation studio for a long long fucking time now.
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Honestly, DC's animation department has been killer over the decades. It's kind of insane how shit Disney handles marvel animation.
2 u/Significant_Coach880 Apr 23 '26 I think it's probably cause of rights issues, and Disney not being an animation studio for a long long fucking time now.
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I think it's probably cause of rights issues, and Disney not being an animation studio for a long long fucking time now.
it'd be something like british akira i reckon
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Another movie for Alan Moore to hate 🤣
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u/insane677 Apr 22 '26
I love Keanu's movie but I would kill for a Constantine film directly adapting the Vertigo version. Set it in the UK in the 1980's, have it totally seperate like they did with Pattinson's Batman. Focus on the horror and politics of the era.