Keanu Reeves and his particular list of favorite movies, how many have you seen?

We find out through a very special list of recommended movies by Keanu Reeves . It is an update of an old recommendation ked by his partner in Matrix, Carrie-Ann Moss . She at the time of her responded to a request from Trinity's interpreter to watch movies with her teenage children. This review makes it clear that it is no longer suitable for minors, and Reeves is dispatched at ee without any limit. The result is quite curious by unusual , like the actor himself, go. Let's see one by one who composes it.

The list of movies recommended by Keanu Reeves. Heterogeneity to power.

The Neon Demon (2016): Kolyma's friend's movie almost unpronounceable (Nicol Winding Ref) is the weird of the list. Do not start here if you want to continue getting well with Keanu.

THE MECHANICAL ORANGE (1971): The film that Kubrick kept unrelated in UK out of respect for his mother. Bart Simpson likes to disguise himself his protagonist. God raises them...

Roller ball (1975): Futuristic film of the 70s (although there is a modern version of 2002), you can try first hand its violent sport skates in the newly releed Rollerdrome game.

Carnal Armor (2016): Ana Lily Airport writes and directs the second movie half of the desert. A post-apocalyptic movie, rare but very interesting tad, with Jon Momoa and Reeves himself. You will discover how multipurpose a skateboard can be.

Red phone? We fly to Moscow (1964): Kubrick Clsic that is again fhionable for the war environment we live. The cowboy mounted on a freshly releed bomb which cow rodeo is the history of cinema.

The Seven Samurais (1954): One of the best adventure films of all time. Three times that ps in a sigh. Be for the seven magazine in the cinema and Ms Effect 2 in video games. If you liked Ghost of Sushi you will feel at home.

AMADEUS (1984): Mozart's crazy laugh by nervous with an envious Salary. I can be vulgar, but my music is not. Purity Carol in the 18th century.

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern have died (1990): Something smells rotten in Denmark. Shakespeare and Hamlet seen from the second row, far from the spotlights.

The Army of Darkness: Final hilariousism for the trilogy begun by infernal possession. Sam Rail, Bruce Campbell and company, already fully aware of the myth they have, enjoying children Sierra mechanical in hand. Of course, series and video games have been made about it.

Arizona Baby (1987): Another very crazy movie on the list (and go...). Nicol Cage stars in this film away from the usual tone of the Cohen, at let until the arrival of the great Borowski or even Fargo.

The great Borowski (1998): and of course, the note could not be missing, seen the open paths on the list. Cult film with one of the modern cinema icons the protagonist. Unforgettable interpretation of Jeff Bridges

Nikita, hard to kill (1990): Luc Lesson before taking a trip through the universe with the fifth element. So much success w killed that he gave for American version and series.

The professional (Léon) (1994): Natalie Portman with 13 years in his first film. View today gives a bit of fringe this strange and unlikely friendship between a professional murderer and a girl (there are scenes eliminated say that questionable), but their halo of cult movie is understood.

The young Frankenstein (1974): One of Mel Brooks' great clsics. Rolled in black and white, it is a tribute to the clsics of the terror of the Universal, especially to the Fronkostin movies, I say Frankenstein.

Hot chairs (1974): We continue with Mel Brooks in the hilarious incursion of him in the Western. They would still be a good handful of years to delight in the crazy history of galaxies.

The knights of the square table and their crazy followers (1975): The humor goes to Keanu Reeves. The gentlemen are the first film of the great Monty Photon, who took gold from their little budget.

The out of the law (1976): Clint Etwood directing and interpreting Spaghetti Western according to the teachings of his teacher Sergio Leon.

Mad Max 2. The Warrior of the Highway (1981): A mterpiece of action and adventure cinema only surpsed by George Miller himself with fury on the road already in this century. Eternal Max.

What do you think of the list? How many have you seen? Are you curious with some, are you going to try to see them? We read you in the comments.