The Best Keanu Reeves Movies of All Time

Can you believe it? It's almost time for John Wick 4—the film that proves ol' Johnny Wick is a certifiable action franchise and not a trilogy that has stayed past its welcome. Keanu Reeves is a national treasure and he simply does not age. This is Neo from The Matrix we're talking about here. He didn't have to completely reinvent himself as a legendary assassin in a whole other franchise, but boy are we glad he did. We're also thrilled that he spent his career going back in time as a stoner, doing stunts as a children's toy, and trying multiple times to stop a bus with no brakes.

While, yes, every time we see Keanu's face in one of his movies is a privilege, there is a hierarchy of his filmography. So, we parsed through everything from the big trilogies (The Matrix, John Wick, Bill & Ted), sports (Point Break, The Replacements), to huh? (Bram Stoker's Dracula) to come up with a definitive best-to-worst list of our favorite Keanu Reeves films.

But first, one more thing, because it technically doesn't qualify for this list: If you need any further convincing of the Cultural Impact of Keanu Reeves: Consider 2016's Keanu, the Jordan Peele and Keegan Michael-Key spoofing of John Wick. In place of the dog? A kitten named Keanu. Anyway. Here's a ranking of our friend Keanu's most notable movies from his career.