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It’s Hollywood's biggest night! TV Guide Network takes you to the 2010 Academy Awards with hosts Carrie Ann Inaba & Chris Harrison on the red carpet. Carrie Ann & Chris interview Keanu Reeves!

Movie trailer for 'The Matrix Revolutions,' which begins with Neo making a deal with the main computer. Neo promises to rid the system of the increasingly powerful Agent Smith. The trailer builds in suspense, climaxing in two showdowns: one between N

The alternative rockers set the mood for spiritual combat in the Keanu Reeves film 'Constantine.'

Neo, Morpheus, and Agent Smith continue their struggle for humanity in 'The Matrix Reloaded' and 'Matrix Revolutions.'

AMC News' Jacob Soboroff heads to the red carpet for THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL, where he finds out what Keanu Reeves thinks about aliens.

Justin cobb still sucks his thumb at 17. He believes that if he could just stop he would finally be happy & normal. The only thing that makes him quit is hypnosis administered by his orthodontist. But without his thumb justin feels more alienated than before & his real problems have just begun. Studio: Sony Pictures Home Ent Release Date: 06/24/2008 Starring: Lou Taylor Pucci Vincent Donofrio Run time: 96 minutes Rating: R

A comedy based on the 1987 professional football players' strike. Gene Hackman plays the coach of the team, Jack Warden is the owner, Brett Cullen is the All-Pro quarterback that goes on strike and Keanu Reeves is the "scab" who replaces the star QB.

Everyone’s favorite nursery rhyme charachters come magically and musically to life in this delightful animated adventure based on the classic holiday tale. "It's toy-rific" (Disney Adventures).

Keanu Reeves and co-stars Carrie-Anne Moss and Jada Pinkett Smith reveal how 'The Matrix' trilogy has changed their lives.

Keanu Reeves describes the work behind the Neo-vs.-many-Smiths scene. Laurence Fishburne addresses audience expectations. Reeves, Fishburne, Carrie-Anne Moss and Jada Pinkett Smith discuss their stunts and training. Segment includes film clips.

A mom (Dianne Wiest) is in for a surprise when she checks in on her daughter.

You might be tempted to call it "Johnny Moronic" after you’ve seen this illogical and derivative adaptation of William Gibson's cyberpunk short story (available in his book Burning Chrome), which is all the more depressing since Gibson himself wrote the screenplay. First you have to ask yourself why valuable top-secret electronic data would be stored in the "wet-wired" brain of a human courier (played by Keanu Reeves), who then transports the data from China to New Jersey as part of his last, most dangerous assignment. Surely there are better ways to transmit sensitive information, but since this is really just a conventional thriller with near-future design and spiffy special effects, Gibson and New York artist Robert Longo (making his directorial debut) are more interested in surface gloss and cyberpunk atmosphere. On that level the movie's fairly engaging, and Japanese film star Takeshi Kitano makes a pretty good villain, tracking Reeves down for the information in his data-packed brain. The movie also boasts an eclectic gallery of supporting players including rapper Ice-T, performance artist and rocker Henry Rollins, beefcake actor Dolph Lundgren, and transcontinental oddball Udo Kier. They can't stop this trip through virtual reality from being botched up, but sci-fi fans will certainly enjoy the echo of Gibson's fiction that remains on the screen. --Jeff Shannon

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Matrix writer-directors Larry and Andy Wachowski commissioned seven artists from Japan, America and Korea to make nine short films set in the world of their feature trilogy. Some of the top anime directors contributed to this anthology, including Yoshiaki Kawajiri (Ninja Scroll), Koji Morimoto (Robot Carnival), and Shinchiro Watanabe (Cowboy Bebop). Some of the films tie directly into the narrative of the live-action movies. Drawn in a style reminiscent of Jean "Moebius" Giraud, Mahiro Maeda’s The Second Renaissance (Part I & Part II) depicts the human-machine wars that caused the enslavement of humanity and the creation of the Matrix. The duel between two flamboyantly costumed Kabuki warriors in Kawajiri's Program is an expanded version of the cybernetic training Neo (Keanu Reeves) undergoes in the first Matrix film. Watanabe evokes the look of old newspaper photographs in A Detective Story, which falls outside the storyline of the features. Fast-paced, violent and grim, The Animatrix is an uneven but intriguing compilation that represents a new level in the ongoing cross-pollination between Japanese animation and American live action. (Not rated, suitable for ages 16 and older: considerable violence, violence against women, grotesque imagery, brief nudity, alcohol use) --Charles Solomon