From Bill & Ted to The Matrix and more, Keanu Reeves has always been speeding toward the future at the movies. Before AI and ...

Together, they created a dystopian thriller that was met with a resounding shrug at the time but has gone on to become one of the most prescient movies of its era. "Johnny Mnemonic" stars Reeves ...

In other words, Johnny Mnemonic fell out of bed half-inebriated so The Matrix could fly. But now that it’s been several decades since all of these movies have come out, Johnny Mnemonic’s own ...

The new Blu-ray release of Robert Longo's 1995 film. In this film based on the William Gibson story, Johnny (Keanu Reeves) is a data courier who has a secret stash of information implanted into ...

The movie wasted no time dropping me into its ... Where other 1995 sci-fi flicks like Hackers and Johnny Mnemonic experimented with early computer-generated imagery, Strange Days went for a ...

Logon noted significant changes were made to the film once Reeves had blown up over the success of Speed in 1994, since TriStar Pictures wanted Johnny Mnemonic to be their big summer movie.

“Johnny Mnemonic” by William Gibson. And I know they made a movie, but it’s so different than the short story that nobody would recognize those two things other than some character names and ...

The special effects may look dated and the overall story is wobbly in places, but Johnny Mnemonic remains conceptually intriguing with a straight-up, B-movie vibe. Despite the involvement of James ...

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