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Can you believe it? After all this time... back to #KeanuClub! We welcome back John Brooks (Hard to Believe) to possibly, maybe, once again close out the Matrix franchise with The Matrix Resurrections. Releasing both in theaters and on HBO Max, The Matrix Resurrections is either the best or the worst movie of the year, depending on who you ask. If you ask us -- and we sure hope that you do -- we fall into the former category. In this episode, we talk about our favorite moments in The Matrix Resurrections; all of the new, returning, and remixed characters and roles; and the themes that pop up in this movie (and in the Wachowskis' filmography as a whole). If you don't want to get exiled like the Merovingian, make sure you listen to our episode and then go watch the movie again!

This calendar year may be an irredeemable trash fire, but a few bright lines shine through, including the totally [air guitar] Bill & Ted Face the Music! It's been nearly a year since our last #KeanuClub episode -- and nearly 30 years since the last time we saw Bill S. Preston, Esq. (Alex Winter) and Ted "Theodore" Logan -- but we're back in the saddle and read to save the world once and for all! In this episode, we talk about the way Bill & Ted Face the Music recaps, sets up, and sends off the franchise; the perfect additions to the cast (including Samara Weaving, Brigette Lundy-Paine, Erinn Hayes, Jayma Mays, and Anthony Carrigan); and the totally non-non-non-bogus (and positively joyous) ending. The #KeanuClub feed may be dark for a while as Keanu Reeves gears up for the fourth installments of John Wick and The Matrix, but join us for one more excellent adventure!

Look who jumped 40 school buses and landed back in my life! The Year of Keanu continues (and concludes?) with the first Pixar film ever covered by our network: Toy Story 4! We're saving our deep dive on the Toy Story movies (and the franchise as a whole) for our episodes over on #HANX for the Memories, but we're taking a deep dive into all things Duke Caboom, because he's the Canuck with all the luck! In this episode, we wonder when the toys gain sentience, mourn the saddest Boxing Day ever, and wonder if Duke and Bo Peep ever dated. We also remember disappointing toys from our childhood, talk about the staggeringly gorgeous animation, and talk about whether or not Toy Story 4 marks the end of the franchise.

"If you want peace, prepare for war." After three John Wick movies (and at least one more to come), I think John Wick is owed peace... but that time isn't here yet. To talk about the newest installment in the franchise, John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum, we welcome back our John Wick expert, Mike Flynn, to talk about all of the best fighting scenes, how the story fits into the character's overall narrative, and where the franchise could go from here. We also wonder whether or not the world is getting too big, and what steps could be taken to rein things in a bit and focus more on Keanu's character. Also, we talk about Jason Mantzoukas as The Tick Tock Man a lot, because he is the best. There's no time to dilly dally... the episode about John Wick: Chapter 3 is here!

The Year of Keanu keeps on rolling with a surprise cameo appearance in the Scott Aukerman film Between Two Ferns: The Movie! Keanu is only on screen for a few minutes, so this is a bit of a bonus episode while you wait for this week's full episode about John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum to drop, but that doesn't mean we're not here to gush about how much we loved it.

The year of Keanu continues! While we wait for John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum to hit VOD, we’re taking a delightful detour to talk about the Netflix original Always Be My Maybe. To celebrate the occasion, we welcome in Kate Hudson of Pajiba to discuss one of the finest glorified cameo roles you’ll ever see in a movie. In this episode, we talk about how much we enjoyed the movie, compare it to a movie we’ll cover shortly on #WatchTheTheron, and wonder how any guy could ever hope to stack up to Keanu Reeves when vying for the affection of a former flame.

After being shelved for nearly three years, Replicas finally saw the light of day in the annual Great Theatrical Movie Dump in January 2019. Today, it gets the #KeanuClub treatment. On this episode, we’re joined by Patrick Williams of the Fancy Film Fellows podcast to discuss the film’s many lapses in logic, why Thomas Middleditch was cast in a role with no trace of humor whatsoever, and whether this movie is good-bad or just bad-bad.

Destination Wedding marks the fourth pairing of Keanu Reeves with Winona Ryder, and by far their most substantial one to date! To commemorate the special occasion, we had to bring in Lindsay Gibb and Rekha Tulsiram of the Winona Forever podcast to talk about 85 minutes of Keanu and Winona bickering in strangely endearing ways.

Nearly a full calendar year after Phase I of #KeanuClub ended with To The Bone, we're back, baby! Siberia is a strange film that couples an illogical diamond plot with a forbidden love affair and Keanu Reeves' raunchiest sex scenes to date. Methodically paced and frustratingly opaque, Siberia hints at an interesting backstory for Keanu's character but never delivers upon its promise in any way, shape, or form. Almost none of that is of any importance, though, because we have a new Keanu Reeves movie!

After 72 episodes of movies, TV shows, and more, it's time to honor the very best (and the very worst) of what #KeanuClub had to offer. From Going Great through To the Bone, we've nominated 35 movies, shows, and more (across 11 categories) that highlight the highs and lows of Keanu Reeves' filmography. So sit back, relax, grab a hot dog ("It's a HOT! DOG!") and get ready for The Golden Hot Dogs!

Now that Phase I of #KeanuClub is officially in the books, there's no better time to honor the very best (and worst) of what Keanu Reeves' films have to offer! Voting is NOW OPEN for The Golden Hot Dogs! Click here to vote now. Vote early, vote often, and make your voice heard. Voting will close on November 30, and winners will be announced this December.

Phase I of #KeanuClub comes to a close with To the Bone, which only has a little Keanu in a role we've already seen him in: World's Okayest Doctor!

All that we want is another baby (and Keanu as a character named The Dream and Jason Momoa as a character named Miami Man).

We wanted him back. He's back.

The Neon Demon is like a nice little treat at the end of #KeanuClub. Sit back, watch a great movie, and revel in Keanu's 3 terrific scenes.

We swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth in our discussion of The Whole Truth! (Or am I lying?)

It's time for a MEGA EPISODE! How could we do #KeanuClub and not do the movie Keanu? But without enough to sustain a full episode, we'll tackle a couple recent shorts, too.

Exposed is a tale of two films, studio interference, and (oddly) way too much Keanu. There's good stuff here, but it's muddled by a bad episode of SVU.

Knock Knock is a series of sick jokes -- the biggest joke of all is making its audiences watch it. At least Keanu had Cage moment!

Yeah, we're thinking he's back.