if you kidnapped Keanu and Tom Hanks and put them in a pit and forced them to fight to the death to see who survives who would win?
They'd look at each other, laugh, then laugh at the host. They'd die together knowing they didn't give an inch for some lunatics wank fest.Easy question.
Assuming there's an incentive for them to actually fight and not just stay in the pit or attempt to escape, Keanu will always win. Tom Hanks will either attack him and lose to the younger, fitter man with martial arts training or Keanu will be practical and mercifully put down Tom Hanks.
What am I supposed to be seeing here?
They'd look at each other, laugh, then laugh at the host. They'd die together knowing they didn't give an inch for some lunatics wank fest.
Dude is a saint. Surprised there isn't a "religion/cult" formed around him. Not that I'm advocating, but considering his influence and his means, it's amazing he seems like such a nice guy, maybe the most sincere in Hollywood.
It's a decent thing. Because even if people only do it for publicity (Keanu does not) it creates role model expectation kind of thing for actors. I don't really see why it's a bad thing. It also makes people happy.Keanu is great, but I think it's weird for people to put celebrities on this moral pedestal when it doesn't take much for that moral "cache" to be taken away. He's a nice guy, but he's one bad tweet away from a bunch of people on here calling him trash. And then will be brought up everytime someone mentions how great of a guy Keanu is. Just saying it's weird.
It's water in both
He turns the water into wine!!
Nah because he literally gains nothing from it. Even if he was an asshole people would still go see his movies. And he doesn't even like to talk about his good deeds. It's clearly not an act. If anything, he's probably mildly annoyed that folks act like being kind to your fellow man is such a big deal. That says a lot about the world. Someone being a good person shouldn't be newsworthy 😀Maybe it's all an act and just part of the Keanu Reeves branding. In private, he may be a huge piece of shit.
Keanu in the Netflix flick "Always Be My Maybe" is the closest you'll get of Keanu not being a nice person xD
It's not a very high bar
look i love keanu, but dont diss my second bae Not Tommy Wiseau
Maaan, now I want him to be the protagonist of the game :/
The guy has only ever proven to be humble, kind, and interested in people when dealing with the public. He has made many great actions like setting up foundations that don't even have his name attached for cred.Keanu is great, but I think it's weird for people to put celebrities on this moral pedestal when it doesn't take much for that moral "cache" to be taken away. He's a nice guy, but he's one bad tweet away from a bunch of people on here calling him trash. And then will be brought up everytime someone mentions how great of a guy Keanu is. Just saying it's weird.
This is the real takeaway here. John Wick 36 here we go!
Definitely seems like an overall great dude.
The only crime he's ever committed was trying to play the villain in that one movie...The Watcher I think. No one buys him as a bad guy.
look i love keanu, but dont diss my second bae Not Tommy Wiseau
Hahahaha. I love it.If you make physical contact with Keanu he instantly drains the youth and vitality out of you leaving nothing but a withered husk.
The rare human moments usually are the best of conferences. Unless it's a surprise that's earth-shattering.
This reminds me about Summer Glau who after getting hover handed so much by her fans she started to seemingly do it as a joke
You are saying it like it's a bad thing.Then you would spend the whole game distracted for hours by every mirror.
You're right, but so is that other poster. We do build people up to knock them down. While I like the Keanusance, he was someone who thrived and was appreciated in a low-key way, one anything now and people will turn. Y'all fickle like that.The guy has only ever proven to be humble, kind, and interested in people when dealing with the public. He has made many great actions like setting up foundations that don't even have his name attached for cred.
He seems like an incredibly cool guy, I see nothing wrong with celebrating cool people.