But somebody did, and here's the result. Amazingly, Johnny Mnemonic is #4. Constantine is two steps further down, at #6. Hmmm...

Any thoughts? Agree? Disagree?

http://www.popten.net/2010/09/top-ten-keanu-reeves-films/

I didn't finish Johnny Mnemonic. *groans at the thought*

I would put Matrix as the best, Bill and Ted or Constantine as second. Johnny Mnemonic and Point Break as LAST.

Devil's Advocate can hang somewhere in the middle.

I can name my least favorites:
Brotherhood of Justice: I thought Keanu was miscast and boy does he wear some God awful clothes in it!
Babes in Toyland: Just plain old rubbish. But at least Keanu was charming and cute as hell!

Any other thoughts on least favorites?

BTW: just ordered Freaked from Amazon.com, should be coming soon. I can't wait to see it again. I've only seen that one once before. My collection is getting very close to complete. I think I only lack 5 Keanu films.

I don't really care much for the romantic movies Keanu has made. I liked The Lake House, but then I really love the idea of time displacement and all that. I don't really care all that much for his period movies either, except for Much Ado About Nothing, which I really love.

I keep returning to Constantine. Love that movie. The Matrix too, but I get totally exhausted watching it.

I need to watch Prince of Pennsylvania again soon. I think that's my favourite of his earlier movies.

BILL & TED 1&2! Oh, keep forgetting those. He was a true comedian, and I MISS him being all-out funny. I wonder if he would've done more comedy if he wasn't afraid of getting typecast because of Ted and the "whoa!".

Oh yea, and I don't know about you guys, but I really like Sweet November. It's really touching. :)

Personally, I'd make a top of Keanu movies and another one of Keanu performances, and the last one would definitely include Constantine and Street Kings, although the movies had their flaws. But like most of you said the ranking would always change depending on my mood so... better not make any tops, lists, whatever.

And did I mention I watched Constantine four times in 24 hours ? yep.

Ah, The Devil's Advocate. I really need to finally watch this film. It seems pretty good from what I have seen.

It's funny that Johnny Mnemonic is so high on the list. It got really bad reviews at the time, so it being on the list at all comes as a bit of a surprise to me.

And Bill and Ted over The Matrix and Constantine... Don't agree with that.

The list is pretty weird, it seems almost random. ^^ But maybe that's just me.

@LucaM: That's even more insane than watching the whole Matrix trilogy until 7 in the morning. (It was a pretty trippy experience, but I actually just wanted to finish it. I'm not a fan of cliffhangers. ^^)

Yeah, it's weird that A Scanner Darkly wasn't on the list at all. It seemed like one of the most prestiguos films he was in, but it's not good for a greater audience. I guess it's too experimental for that. I didn't cry though. I was too confused. XD I was too busy figuring out what was going on. Very frustrating. I hate when films do that to me. But yeah, it was definitely one of the moodier and gloomier films he was in.

Computer generated tears? XD Hilarious.

re. Scanner Darkly : I knew the story before; read the novel several times before watching the film. And yet, seeing it on screen, in someone else's images, left quite a powerful impression on me... it was just too effin' sad.

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Computer generated tears? XD Hilarious.

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Matrix marathons. ^^ That's quite tough, especially if you do it quite often.

So would you describe you as an avid fan of Philip K. Dick?

And Kurt Vonnegut... his books are just... something else :)
But he's not exactly sci-fi ;)

1. Constantine
2. The Matrix
3. The Devil's Advocate
4. The Day the Earth Stood Still
5. Dracula
6. The Matrix Reloaded
7. Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure
8. Henry's Crime
9. Speed
10. Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey

I have a feeling my number 1 will never change, lol