THE SCIENCE FICTION MOVIES OF KEANU REEVES
MARCH 7, 2007
MARCH 7, 2007
Dr. David T. Allen
Department of Chemical Engineering
Melvin H. Gertz Regents Chair
Dr. Rick Morrisett
College of Pharmacy
Dr. Keith Stevenson
Department of
Chemistry and Biochemistry
Jack S. Josey
Professor in Energy Studies
No actor is as much of a fixture in modern science fiction films as Keanu Reeves. Our experts used presentations and scholarly literature to assess the scientific accuracy of three of Reeves' SF films-
Chain Reaction (sonoluminescence, Allen)
The Matrix (energy production and storage, Stevenson)
A Scanner Darkly (alternative pharmacology, Morrisett)
