Keanu Reeves

Ten rockers who found religion

We all dream of finding fame and fortune in our chosen fields, but when people actually do get rich and famous, they often discover that money can't buy happiness, or love, or whatever it is the Beatles were singing about. What's the answer, then? God? Meditation? E-meter auditing? When musicians ge ... More >>

3 things to do for free in Denver this week, April 15-18

This week's free offerings are all about freedom -- or at least escape. You can travel with Keanu Reeves to the surf culture of Point Break, try to develop an Everybody Loves Raymond-type sitcom in Russia, or head out into space -- all without leaving Denver, or spending a dime. Read on for our thre ... More >>

Five prequel, sequel and remade movies I will watch -- no matter how bad they are

I'm among the petulant grumblers about super-popular movies getting prequels, gaining sequels and being retrofitted to appeal to current fans while grabbing up new fans with sexy, glammy, glitzy things like turbo-hottie actors and actresses and the expensive magic of CGI. But I grumble because I car ... More >>

Ten best movie scenes where the undercover cop gets made

This is not the best time of year for new movies. So we have Wrath of the Titans, Mirror Mirror and American Reunion. Judging by the box office receipts, you went and saw Hunger Games like everyone else, and were probably were angry that Jennifer Lawrence is too fat and the little black girl from th ... More >>

The 50 worst sports movies of all time

Slap Shot 2: Number 28.​The sports movie is rarely versatile: an outsider, or group of outsiders (wrong race, wrong gender, wrong species), have uncanny talent in their field, but the old guard (typically, white, old men), don't like the change the new person represents. So the rebels have to ... More >>

Top Ten Pay Phone Scenes in Movies

Is there anyone there?​In a way, there's nothing sadder than obsolescence, a thing no longer useful left to fall into misuse and disrepair -- and there's maybe no better example of that than the pay phone. That's why, for the past couple of weeks, we've been highlighting one Sad Payphone of th ... More >>

A Brit as Superman? It could be a little karmic retribution

This is Constantine. John Constantine. Asshole. ​Superman, the ideal representation of truth, justice and the American way, is now being portrayed by Henry Cavill, a Brit. While I don't think it's xenophobic to have a problem with that, I do think that if it's a punishment, it's one we deserve ... More >>

John Haney: City Council District 1 showdown, part 4

John Haney​Over the past several years, northwest Denver has been the site of heated clashes over new development, struggling schools and other hot-button issues -- and the political pot got stirred into a frenzy when Denver City Council District representative Rick Garcia split for a gig with ... More >>

NFL strike worries in Denver Blogs: Will Broncos be walking the picket line in 2011?

"C'mon, coach. I'm at least as good as Kyle Orton."​Look what we found: three blogs about Denver stuff. KaptainKirk at Mile High Report walks us through NFL.com's new website for updates about the league's labor situation. Players and teams have until March 5 to reach a new collective bargain ... More >>

The Day the Earth Stood Still

The Day the Earth Stood Still misses the point, and that's a Klaatu Barada no-no

Green Machine

Losing our cool over Colorado's Cool Biz.

Pogue Mahone’s

Get your Irish on at this Parker pub.

Catacombs

Take a trip down under.

Street Kings

Boys will be boys in Street Kings' shallow look at dirty police.

Friday Rap-Up: Beatsource.com, Eminem, 50 Cent, Common

Sea Wolf Treads Water

Alex Church prefers staying afloat to howling success.

Hot Fuzz

You liked Shaun of the Dead? Then Hot Fuzz will bust a cap in your arse.

Truly, Madly, Darkly

Richard Linklater's Scanner is a rotoscoped feast for freaks.

Hope Floats

The Lake House reunites Bullock and Reeves in a twilight-zone romance.

Mars Attacks

30 Seconds to Mars is the first actor-fronted band that rocks. Or so they say.

Scared Stiff

Wayne Kramer's latest casts a Paul over the proceedings.

Exit the Matrix

The Matrix: Path of Neo is more chop suey than chopsocky.

The Opposite of Suck

Mike Mills's debut is smart, funny and gorgeously sad.

Teen Angles

Young Christians learn that they have nothing to apologize for.

Still the One

Reeves is back in black, and there's more hell to pay.

Neo Sparrin'

Keanu Reeves and the Wachowski brothers deliver a fresh helping of May tricks.

Rough in the Diamonds

Hardball doesn't hit a homer, but it's not a total strikeout.

Driven Away

Want a(nother) romanticized speed racer? Go see The Fast and the Furious

Love and Death in a Month

Keanu manages to make Sweet November watchable.

Lost in the Swamp

Sam Raimi does what he can with familiar material in The Gift.

The Tired Gun

Or: Why winning an Oscar sometimes means losing a career

Dogstar

Happy Ending
(Ultimatum Music)

Scabbed Over

The Replacements can't score, even with Gene Hackman on the team.

Reeling in the Year

From South Park to Pokémon, 1999 was almost an American beauty.

The Ultimate Illusion

Feedback

A Brilliant Twilight

Letters

Letters

Letters

Feedback

Star Power

Keanu Reeves's band, Dogstar, isn't very good--but since he's in it, who cares?

Movie Overboard!

Reelin' in the Summer

Brother, What a Mess

THE BAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL

CLOUDS, FOLLOWED BY STEADY DRIVEL

ZOOM LENS

DISORIENTED

THERE GOES MR. JORDAN