Keanu Reeves romantic sex his goal!

Keanu Reeves hopes to “inspire” people with his new movie.

Reeves says he wants Henry’s Crime to get couple’s feeling horny.

“I hope people enjoy the story and laugh. I hope, actually, that they go out afterwards and have some nice romantic sex,” he said.

The Matrix actor who stars opposite James Caan in the new comedy heist film, a role that sees Reeves plays an unfortunate toll booth operator who is tricked into his involvement in a bank robbery and sent to prison spoke to American newspaper the San Francisco Chronicle about his enjoyment of playing the hapless Henry, and his central role in the development of the film’s script.

“We just started to build this story, and it became more and more I don’t know, not implausible but fantastic, I guess. But that started to turn it into a fable, and we knew we wanted to make it comedy,” he said.

“I was drawn to what this guy does, and his humor. He’s nonjudgmental, and I found him wilful in a weird way that I like.”

Meanwhile, Reeves says it was “horrible” being accused of fathering a fan’s children.

The star was accused of being the dad of at least one of Canadian woman Karen Sala’s four adult children and while DNA tests proved she was lying, Keanu admits it was an awful experience.

When asked what the craziest thing a fan has done to him, Keanu said, “Accuse me of being a father. I had to go to court. It was horrible. I didn’t do it. I’m not the dad.”

In 2009, Karen claimed Keanu used hypnosis and disguised himself as her ex-husband to impregnate her.

The 46-year-old actor had been advised to take a paternity test by his attorney when Karen went to court in Ontario, Canada, to claim he owed her child support payments.

She had asked for $150,000 per month in child support retroactive from June 1988 and $3 million a month in spousal support, retroactive from November 2006.

Keanu has always maintained he has never met the woman.