Released on February 18, 2005, Constantine was met with mixed critical reception and made close to $231 million worldwide. A decade and a half later, the movie has built a cult following, and while later comic book flicks like Deadpool, Logan and Joker have proven that an R-rating didn’t need to be an obstacle to making a ton of money at the box office, I can’t help wondering how Constantine would have performed commercially if it had scored a PG-13 rating, thus expanding the audience that could have seen it on the big screen.
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