Keanu Reeves to reprise his role in 'Constantine' sequel

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Over two decades since the first film came out, John Constantine is set to make a comeback. And Keanu Reeves will be reprising the titular role—at least according to reports from Deadline and Variety. Both outlets confirmed that Warner Bros. is working on a follow-up film to the 2015 Constantine movie. Aside from Reeves, writer Akiva Goldsman and director Francis Lawrence will return to the project.

Lawrence will produce the movie alongside J.J. Abrams and Hannah Minghella. An Abrams-produced Constantine spinoff was expected to air on HBO Max, but sources claim it has been cancelled after two years of development. It seems to be another casualty of the Warner Bros.'s merger with Discovery.

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'The Batman' is coming to Crave on April 18

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If you have been waiting for The Batman to hit a streaming service, we have some excellent news for you. The Batman with Robert Pattinson and Zoe Kravitz is coming to Crave Canada on April 18, the same day it'll stream on HBO Max in the US. Whether you have a Crave Mobile plan or a full subscription, you'll be able to watch the film. If you want to watch it in 4K, you'll need that full monthly subscription.

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Keanu Reeves' Neo is hit with déjà vu in new 'Matrix Resurrections' trailer

A new trailer for Warner Bros.' The Matrix Resurrections brings Neo (Keanu Reeves) back trapped in a dull life within the Matrix's false reality once again, but as the trailer shows, that doesn't look like it'll last long. The fourth film in the Matrix series brings back director Lana Wachowski and original cast members Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss as Trinity. Morpheus is back, but he's played by Yahya Abdul-Mateen II instead of Laurence Fishburne. Jessica Henwick and Jonathan Groff join the cast. 

We see some nods to iconic scenes in the original trilogy and the return of Neo and Trinity's love story. The Matrix Resurrections will debut in theatres on December 22. Warner Bros. Canada will be holding a premiere in Toronto on December 16. It recently concluded a contest for it.

Source: Mashable

New "Suicide Squad' game trailer shows why you're taking down the Justice League

There's a reason why the Rocksteady and Warner Bros. Suicide Squad game has the words Kill the Justice League as its subtitle. And this new story trailer for the upcoming game explains why. It shows Task Force X's formation (composed of Harley Quinn, Captain Boomerang, Deadshot, and King Shark in the game) and why they have to come after some of Earth's greatest heroes. 

Brainiac has possessed the Justice League and is using the superheroes to wreak havoc. We see Superman, The Flash, and Green Lantern in the trailer. Unfortunately, Rocksteady won't reveal when the game will come out yet or what the gameplay will be like. For now, we know it's coming out in 2022 for the PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PS5.

Source: Engadget