#keanu reev

[lunatykmode]

Ultimate Lifeform voiced by National Treasure.

[selenevassos]

john wick holding shadow the hedgehog like mary holding baby jesus

[stormagedoom]

Keanu Reeves and Ben Schwartz redraw as Sonic and Shadow

CAN'T WAIT FOR THE MOVIE BUT I HAVE TO WAIT TILL NEXT WEEK 💔

[marsoid]

Shadow the hedgehog confirmed starring role in next John Wick movie [x]

[the-irreverend]

If you're looking for a scene that best captures the complexity and nuance of Shadow the Hedgehog's character, look no further than this scene.

The reason why I love this scene is because he's not just saying these things to hurt Sonic, but more to express the hurt he feels in seeing Sonic take after him.

His facial expressions and the way he speaks (god bless you Keanu Reeves!)are not expressing pure hatred, saditisc revelry, or callous indifference. He's disgusted, dismayed, AND DARE I SAY HURT that Sonic would go down the path that he himself took, and that he would do so despite having so much to lose (i.e. the people he cares about)!

He's not saying "we're not so different you and I", he's saying "I'm disgusted that you would become just like me!"

It really drives home just how deeply the pain, loss, and trauma he experienced 50 years ago affects him, and not only that, he harbours a toxic hatred for himself because of the terrible mistakes that pain inspired him to make, and that he would do ANYTHING TO BE FREE OF IT. And now that hatred extends to Sonic for making the same terrible mistakes that he made!

[mi-ch-ito]

[elfcow]

One of the few actors I've seen go out of their way to credit their stunt actors by name in an interview is Keanu Reeves, who makes sure that Jackson Spidell gets his stars whenever he does press.

Thing is, Keanu does all his own action. But Chad does all his stunts. And when Keanu was asked to explain the difference, he was like, "oh, I'll fight ten guys and pretend to shoot a gun and run around and do some acting... And then Jack will get by a car. And then I'll stand up, and do some running and shooting, and then Jack will jump off of a building. And then I'll get up and do some more running."

Funniest way to break down action and stunts, and also really cool to actually credit his stuntman that's been bringing the character to life alongside him.

[valenrepetto]

He got the news

[vivienvalentino]

Bram Stoker’s Dracula — 1992, dir. Francis Ford Coppola

[kyalbrownart]

Ready for CHAOS!!! Very excited to see Shadow Wick the Keanu Hedgehog Reeves on the big screen soon! Hope y'all are too!

I was hoping to get this lil animation cleaned up and coloured before release but I have no time, so here are the roughs ⚫🦔🔴

[mostly-funnytwittertweets]

[thelvadams]

JOHN WICK: CHAPTER 3 - PARABELLUM (2019) SHADOW THE HEDGEHOG (2005)

[e-vay]

[filmgifs]

My Own Private Idaho (1991) dir. Gus Van Sant I mean, for me, I could love someone even if I, you know, wasn't paid for it... I love you, and... you don't pay me.

[duhaerith]

he's everything to me thank you paramount

[pablolf]

And Keanu says something really interesting to me on the first John Wick. He comes to me and he goes, “Look, just so you know, little bit of advice, when you edit, once a week, you should see the edit on the big screen.” And I’m like, OK, we’ll try. Later, alone with him, I’m going, “Well, why?” He’s like, “I’m a big-screen actor.” And I had no fucking idea what that meant. I thought it meant a movie star. And he’s like, “No, no, no, no.”

And he started talking to me about non-verbal acting, like gestures, motions. And he’s like, “Look, when you see me on a little monitor and I give this little look, it’s one thing. But when you see it on a 40-foot screen, that look’s going to say a lot. That’s what I want to play this guy as. So just please be aware of it, so when we punch in on the closeups, it’s going to mean something.” And it kind of really clicked for me right there.

I’ve always been fascinated by non-verbal gesture, body language. Keanu would go through and strip his dialogue down. It was like, “No, no, nope. I’m just going to cuddle the puppy.” In the first John Wick, he doesn’t talk for 32 minutes. Try to sell that one to a studio: You have Keanu Reeves and you’re not going to let him talk.

Chad Stahelski on what the John Wick movies owe to Buster Keaton