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2025-06-26 00:11:15 [Deals] Source: Unique Information Network

Keanu Reeves walking to music. Any music. It's all you really need in your feed,Japanese sex movies right?

Luckily, as spotted by Pedestrian.TV, one Twitter user has catered to your daily Reeves needs with an account dedicated to the actor's soon-to-be-legendary slow motion entrance in Ali Wong and Randall Park's Netflix film, Always Be My Maybe.

In the scene, Reeves makes a rather dramatic, slow-motion entrance as a dreamy romantic interest of Wong's character, Sasha, while the song "Sail" by American group Awolnation plays — the same song you might have heard in Phoebe Waller-Bridge's popular series Fleabag.

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The words "slow motion" and "Keanu Reeves" were always going to make this a memorable scene. Turns out, although "Sail" makes this one heck of a hilarious moment, it's not the only music we could watch Keanu roll into a restaurant to.

Whether it's Hilary Duff's "So Yesterday," Bryan Adams' "Heaven," or Berlin's "Take My Breath Away," the scene works every single time.

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It never ends! Always walking!

SEE ALSO: 'Fleabag' and 'Always Be My Maybe' used the same song in two very different ways

While you're stocking up on new delightful Twitter accounts to follow, why not add this Russian Doll fan account that tweets the same photo every week.

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