juan

Ballerina

She mourned, she danced, she murdered — all in one breathtaking shot. A spin-off that might not be necessary, but who cares when Ana de Armas looks this stunning? She effortlessly owns the screen, blending ballerina grace with assassin intensity. Stylish, thrilling, and definitely worth the watch.

astrid

Ballerina

not a big action movie fan but i have to admit i really enjoyed the creativity of some of the fight scenes (like the one in the village with the ice skates). happy late father's day david castañeda

therelaxingone

Ballerina

I wanted to like this more, but the story just felt like John Wick with a tutu. I kept wishing they’d given her a narrative that was fully her own instead of leaning so heavily on the Wick formula. That said, the lead of Ana de Armas was perfectly cast—she brought the right energy to the role and absolutely owned the fight scenes. The choreography was sharp, fluid, and brutal in the best ways. Just wish the script gave her as much individuality as her action sequences did. I think if Ana de Armas is now inheriting this franchise I would love to see it become her own because I know she has it within her.

grimmer

Ballerina

It’s a good time. Sure, the story is overdone and quite silly, but it’s entertaining with good acting throughout. If you’re looking for mindless fun this film will definitely hit the spot.