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(#6) The Matrix Revolutions
- Monica Bellucci, Keanu Reeves, Jada Pinkett Smith, Hugo Weaving, Carrie-Anne Moss, Laurence Fishburne, Gina Torres, Kevin Michael Richardson, Harry Lennix, Cornel West, Collin Chou, Harold Perrineau, Anthony Zerbe, Lambert Wilson, Nona Gaye, Bruce Spence, Essie Davis, Mary Alice, Anthony Brandon Wong, Robert Mammone, Tanveer K. Atwal, Nathaniel Lees, Bernard White, Lachy Hulme, Clayton Watson, Robyn Nevin, Kate Beahan, Genevieve O'Reilly, Helmut Bakaitis, Rupert Reid, David Roberts, Ian Bliss, Rene Naufahu, Christopher Kirby, Tharini Mudaliar, David Bowers, Peter Lamb, Maurice Morgan, Joe Manning, Craig Walker, Richard Sydenham, Rachel Blackman, Francine Bell, Henry Blasingame, Zeke Castelli, Kittrick Redmond, Dion Horstmans, Che Timmins
The final fight between Neo and Agent Smith in The Matrix Revolutions is a lot of fun to watch, and you can't take your eyes off the screen as Neo deletes Smith and his clones once and for all.
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(#10) 47 Ronin
- Keanu Reeves, Rinko Kikuchi, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Tadanobu Asano, Kou Shibasaki, Hiroyuki Sanada, Jin Akanishi, Yorick van Wageningen, Togo Igawa, Junichi Kajioka, Chillie Mo, Tanroh Ishida, Jamie Tran, Jason Ngo
In 47 Ronin, Kai (Reeves) takes on a masked samurai in a stunning, beautifully choreographed fight scene. This scene is especially cool because viewers can feel the sense of respect the filmmakers have for samurai culture and traditional martial arts.
This isn't some gratuitous scene with heightened violence - it is both entertainment and homage.
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(#5) Constantine
- Rachel Weisz, Keanu Reeves, Shia LaBeouf, Tilda Swinton, Michelle Monaghan, Djimon Hounsou, Gavin Rossdale, Peter Stormare, Laz Alonso, Valerie Azlynn, Domino Harvey, Kevin Alejandro, Matthew McGrory, Pruitt Taylor Vince, Larry Cedar, Gary Sievers, Ann Ryerson, José Zúñiga, Francis Guinan, April Grace, Suzanne Whang, Tanoai Reed, Eileen Dietz, Joey Paul Gowdy, Nicholas Downs, Erik Rusnak, Jeremy Ray Valdez, Max Baker, Tony Swift, Barbara Pilavin, Martin Pierron, Mohammed Hassan, Wesley John, Edward J. Rosen, R.A. Rondell, Quinn Buniel, John Gipson, Jesse Ramirez, Connor Dylan Wryn, Andres Londono, Robbin Ryan, Alice Lo, Mahryah Shain, Stephanie Fabian, Chad Stahelski, Roberto Kawata, Abe Pagtama, Jhoanna Trias, Billy Million, April Malina, Kevin Eckhardt, Sharon Omi, Jose Molina, C.W. Pyun
In Constantine, the towering biblical themes explored throughout the film come to a head in the final scene. But this scene is less of a traditional action sequence and more of an internal movement that brings the characters closer to their fates. Constantine faces off against the Devil; however, it's not so much a physical conflict as it is a battle of wits and of wills.
It's also a thrilling reminder that underdogs can emerge triumphant, even in the face of the most threatening villains.
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(#15) Johnny Mnemonic
- Keanu Reeves, Ice-T, Henry Rollins, Dolph Lundren, Dina Meyer, Beat Kitano, Udo Kier, Don Francks, Barbara Sukowa, Douglas O'Keeffe, Von Flores, Sherry Miller, Tracy Tweed, Denis Akiyama, Gene Mack, Jamie Elman, Lynne Adams, Michael Scherer, Coyote Shivers, Michael A. Miranda, Falconer Abraham, Paul Brogren, Simon Sinn, Diego Chambers, Arthur Eng, Glenn Bang, Warren Sulatycky, Natalie Gray, Marlow Vella, Christopher Comrie, Victoria Tengelis, Howard Szafer, Erin Carmody, Arthi Sambasivan, Robin Crosby, Celina Wu, Caitlin Carmody, Susan Tsagkaris
In the not-too-distant future, Johnny Mnemonic (Reeves) is attending a meeting that's interrupted by a band of Yakuza warriors. Johnny takes them all on, culminating in a head-to-head exchange with a guy brandishing a laser whip.
Johnny makes it out safely, but it's a nail-biter of a scene, especially when he's confronted with that wild lasery thing.
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(#12) The Dragon Fight, '47 Ronin'
In a standout scene from 47 Ronin, Reeves's Kai confronts a dragon. Though the dragon is physically overpowering, Kai posseses something infintely more important: smarts.
He summons the power of the Tengu to defeat the dragon and restore peace.
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(#13) Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure
- Keanu Reeves, George Carlin, Jane Wiedlin, Diane Franklin, Al Leong, Bernie Casey, Alex Winter, Kimberley Kates, Dan Shor, Jim Cody Williams, Tony Steedman, Clifford David, Terry Camilleri, Hal Landon Jr., Rod Loomis
What Reeves movie list would be complete without at least one Bill and Ted's mention? In the bar fight scene, the eponymous yahoos have just cheated at poker in the Wild West, and the resident cowboys are none too pleased. The locals throw Bill (Alex Winter) and Ted (Reeves) down the length of the bar, and the time-travelers crash through the wall at the other end.
On the other side of that wall? The showgirls' dressing room, of course.
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Keanu Reeves is considered the coolest man in Hollywood and he has always been a very special actor. For a long time, Keanu Reeves has always maintained a certain distance from the glorious Hollywood. He has no celebrity style, no famous brand, no bodyguards, luxury cars, or villas. But almost all the films he participated in have won wide acclaim.
He can be a sexy and handsome prince if necessary, but he may appear on the street in a sloppy image soon. Keanu Reeves reached the pinnacle of his career with the "The Matrix" series. The random tool lists 15 of the coolest action movie moments of Keanu Reeves you should know.
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