Keanu Reeves

By Dave Parrack 47 Ronin is shaping up to be a brilliant project. Fast & Furious and Wanted scribe Chris Morgan has written the screenplay, Keanu Reeves is attached to star, and now, according to The Hollywood Reporter, Carl Erik Rinsch is attached to direct.

By Dave Parrack While promoting his new movie, The Private Lives of Pippa Lee, Reeves talked to MTV about the project and what the hold up is. As usual when it comes to just about everything in life, it comes down to money. Reeves confided: While promoting his new movie, The Private Lives of Pippa Lee, Reeves t...

By Kirsten Anderson Spaihts is writing many movies that lean in the sci-fi/thriller/adventure direction,  including projects for Keanu Reeves and Timur Bekmambetov. No word yet on when this movie will be made or released, and of course, no casting. No, the article didn’t say whether they’d find a way to get S...

By Kirsten Anderson Wait a second, didn’t we just last week hear about a film that will be a “contemporary version of Jekyll & Hyde” with Keanu Reeves (yes, of all people) set to star?  Yes, we did. That one will be called just “Jekyll.” Nicolas Winding Refn is in talks to direct.

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By Dave Parrack Keanu Reeves will be in good (and bad) company in tackling the role. As Dark Horizons notes, actors such as “John Malkovich, Kirk Douglas, Michael Caine, Jack Palance, Basil Rathbone, Boris Karloff, Dougray Scott, Leonard Nimoy, Anthony Perkins, John Hannah, James Nesbitt, Christoph...

By Dave Parrack Reeves has just starred in The Day the Earth Stood Still and has obviously got a bit of a taste for sci-fi. He has reportedly signed on with 20th Century Fox to play the bounty hunter Spike in this new version of a Japanese classic. Reeves has just starred in The Day the Earth Stood Still and has ob...

By Kirsten Anderson Yeah, Keanu fits in here.  Yeah, Keanu fits in here.  The MTV Movies Blog had an interview with Keanu Reeves where he talked extensively about his plans for a big screen adaptation of the classic anime series Cowboy Bebop. It would indeed be very nice if you could do something good, Mr. Reeves.

By Kirsten Anderson Who cares about holiday cheer? This weekend moviegoers decided it was time for some good old-fashioned big screen disaster sci-fi earth invasion fun. The Day the Earth Stood Still, a remake of the 1950s classic, landed in first place with an estimated $31 million dollars in the US. The film...