Keanu Reeves Thinks It's Likely That Aliens Exist

Keanu Reeves thinks it's "likely" that aliens exist. The 44-year-old actor - who stars as a being from outer space in upcoming movie "The Day the Earth Stood Still" - has no doubt that there are other life forms in the universe.

When asked if he thinks there are "advanced extra-terrestrial life forms in the cosmos," Keanu replied: "I think it more likely than not. The cosmos is a pretty big place."

Keanu - who stars alongside Jennifer Connelly in the remake of the famous 1951 film - also spoke about the likelihood of returning to his role as Neo in another movie in "The Matrix" film franchise.

Recalling how Neo died in the last sci-fi film "The Matrix Revolutions," when he unplugged himself to save both the humans and the Machines in the alternative world, Keanu told U.S. TV show "Extra": "Never say no but I don't think it's going to happen, and besides, I'm dead."

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