The sequel in question was first announced in 2022, with Francis Lawrence back in the director's chair. Some fans were worried that the movie would be halted after James Gunn and Peter Safran's takeover of DC, but the film will be part of DC Studios in a separate universe much like Matt Reeves' Batman.

Keanu Reeves is all in when it comes toConstantine 2, and he's gotten a green light to start writing the script. Constantine was released 20 years ago, in 2005, and though it wasn't a massive hit, it remains a cult favorite and fans have been asking for a sequel for years.

Fans of Keanu Reeves’ Constantine were pleasantly surprised when it was announced back in 2022 that the movie would be getting a long-awaited sequel. The 2005 original seemed to only get more popular as time has gone on,

A sequel to "Constantine" with Keanu Reeves could spark fan excitement and box office success. Rebooting John Constantine within James Gunn's DCU may be a more fitting move for the character. Despite Reeves' iconic portrayal, Matt Ryan's Constantine in the Arrowverse also deserves recognition.

Cult favourite Constantine might finally get the long-awaited sequel as star Keanu Reeves provided an optimistic update. Reeves, who played John Constantine in the 2005 original, said in a new interview that after over a decade’s worth of attempts to get the sequel made, the film was finally ready for a script.

The ever-elusive cult favorite Constantine is officially ready for the sequel treatment — and a treatment treatment, per star Keanu Reeves. The John Wick and The Matrix alum recently told Inverse that after years of attempts to make a follow-up to the gritty supernatural thriller,

Keanu Reeves has confirmed that the story treatment they have submitted for Constantine 2 has been approved, and they're moving on to writing the script.

In March 2023, Reeves confirmed (via Reddit) that he had spoken to Gunn about the possibility of a Constantine 2, with most speculating that it would not be set in the filmmaker's nascent cinematic universe (kicking off with this summer's Superman).

Constantine director Francis Lawrence and star Keanu Reeves discussed the highly-anticipated sequel, confirming the project is official.

Hollywood star Keanu Reeves says efforts to develop "Constantine 2" have gained momentum as the team recently pitched a story to DC Studios for the sequel. Directed by Francis Lawrence, "Constantine" was based on DC Comics' "Hellblazer" comic book and raised over USD 230 million in worldwide gross when it was released in 2005.