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Keanu Reeves is 50? Whoa! Which role is his most excellent?

Don't be sad, Keanu. Or, Sad Keanu. We all get older. And as you turn 50 on Tuesday, take comfort in knowing that your youthful good looks and the films you've left in your wake convey an enviable agelessness.Keanu Reeves, the man with the mopey meme, has every reason to be happy at his age about a career in which his action antics and corny catchphrases are so well known.Whether you still love pi
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Don't be sad, Keanu. Or, Sad Keanu. We all get older. And as you turn 50 on Tuesday, take comfort in knowing that your youthful good looks and the films you've left in your wake convey an enviable agelessness.

Image: Keanu Reeves
Keanu Reeves in Paris in June.Jacques Brinon / Today

Keanu Reeves, the man with the mopey meme, has every reason to be happy at his age about a career in which his action antics and corny catchphrases are so well known.

Whether you still love picturing him alongside fellow 50-year-old and "Speed" co-star Sandra Bullock, or will forever consider him half of the dynamic airhead duo in "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure," cast your vote for Reeves' most memorable big-screen role.

"Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure," 1989
Yeah, he said that: "Strange things are afoot at the Circle-K."

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"My Own Private Idaho," 1991
Yeah, he said that: "Look Mike, sandwiches!"

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"Point Break," 1991
Yeah, he said that: "Vaya con dios, brah."

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"Bram Stoker's Dracula," 1992
Yeah, he said that: "I have offended you with my ignorance, Count. Forgive me."

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"Speed," 1994
Yeah, he said that: "It's a game. If he gets the money he wins, if the bus blows up he wins."

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"The Matrix," 1999
Yeah, he said that: "I didn't come here to tell you how this is going to end. I came here to tell you how it's going to begin."

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