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Vulture's Guide to the Facial Expressions of Keanu Reeves
December 12, 2008
Source: Vulture
by Alex Billington
In honor of the release of The Day the Earth Stood Still today starring Keanu Reeves, NY Magazine's Vulture blog has put together a Complete Field Guide to the Facial Expressions of Keanu Reeves. Yes, this is as amusing as it sounds, as they provide a total of 29 different examples of various iconic Keanu Reeves facial expressions from his 20 years of acting. Not only have they dug up some hilarious photos, but the guide features a little "Kean-u-meter", which "measures Keanu's facial elasticity from zero (The Matrix Revolutions) to ten (Bram Stoker's Dracula)." Keanu Reeves fans and haters alike both need to see this!
Click the photos below to head over to Vulture and walk through their slideshow of Reeves' facial expressions. My personal favorites are "concern" from My Own Private Idaho and "scheming" in Much Ado About Nothing (on the right). Hell, I didn't even know he was in films like Little Buddha and Hardball - did you?! He's got one hell of an extensive filmography that I didn't know about. Check it out:
The Day the Earth Stood Still is directed by up-and-coming director Scott Derrickson, of only The Exorcism of Emily Rose previously, with a script written by David Scarpa, of only The Last Castle previously. The film is a remake of Robert Wise's 1951 science fiction classic of the same name. Fox is releasing The Day the Earth Stood Still in both IMAX and regular theaters on December 12th - this weekend!
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Reader Feedback - 11 Comments »
1
I've always been amazed by the sheer amount of work Reeves has been able to get. He's a box office draw, for sure. But his range is pathetic. E for effort, Keanu. At least he *tries* to branch out by being in movies like Much Ado About Nothing. But he'll never live down Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventures.
Tom Brazelton on Dec 12, 2008
2
Everyone knows Keanu isn't the most amazing actor out there.
But he has screen presence, and he has a charm to him that most people can relate to. And it's hollywood, why pretend that Acting Talent is some sort of high requirement? Give me a break.
Darunia on Dec 12, 2008
3
that was great!
you know hes not the best actor but I like him just the same, kinda like nick cage, not the best but still love him.
tyler wilson on Dec 12, 2008
4
i loved horror/revulsion
and tom whats to live down? bill and ted were excellent movies
harrison on Dec 12, 2008
5
Everyone knows that he's an actor who's not an oscar kind of guy, but i think why keanu is successful is sheerly bcos he's hard working and genuine actor. And whatever he does we can always expect he'd give his 100 percent.
dexter on Dec 12, 2008
6
"I say… Is the cah-stle far?"
That is the best "worst Keanu Reeves line reading" ever.
Dave Lister, JMC on Dec 12, 2008
7
I like Keanu, he really does just seem genuine and he has screen presence
Scott McHenry on Dec 12, 2008
8
who cares if u like him or not..he makes a ton of money..that's all that matters in Hollywood
BaDGuY on Dec 13, 2008
10
You're serious Alex, you didn't know Keanu was in Hardball? come on buddy!! i saw that in theaters (despite it didn't do very well) and I have to say Keanu was actually pretty good in a pretty good movie to boot.
Yeah Little Buddha I knew about. That's him under all that eyeliner all right…
Conrad on Dec 14, 2008
11
Concern really made me laugh.
MBD on Dec 19, 2008




















