Death needs to be in B&T3. It won't come to life without Death!

I think that if anything, he actually looks *better* now than before. Age has given his face added character, methinks. I like his grey hairs too. He has about as many of those as I do.

Yeah, I know. Men. They never really grow out of their childishness. Most of them never learn to cook, either. Even easy stuff like boiling potatoes is too complicated for most of them. And Keanu has pretty much admitted in interviews that he's not much of a cook. Maybe that's why he didn't do that Chef movie project thingy.

I think it's just the name as directly translated from Chinese. I have a feeling that the Chinese hear/read it as totally awesome.

"Movie fights are fun, I do enjoy the physicality of them, and they’re fun because everyone is safe."

And then he went and broke Hiroyuki Sanada's nose...

I just realised that this happened exactly 10 years and one day ago. I was about to go have my car's summer tyres put on, but decided not to when I heard car skidding noises somewhere nearby. Probably some young guys spinning on the gravel for the lulz. Still, I didn't want to risk getting hit by an out of control car full of death-defying guys.

I can't for the life of me believe that a magazine like Now would have managed to get to interview Keanu one-on-one, but these quotes seem quite personal -- something snagged from another publication's in-depth interview, perhaps? Can anyone recall reading similar quotes in articles from more serious magazines?

"How about lust?"

LOL!

I wonder if the John McCracken painting which is called "Blue Paint" in this article, is in fact this one: http://www.artinfo.com/news/enlarged_image/36507/227051/

If so, then its correct title is "Untitled (Blue Sheet)".

Tangerines don't have sex. They rely on pollination. Trying to have sex with K would end with Tangerine as a pool of juice on the floor. We wouldn't want that.