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Movie review: Ana de Armas is better at killing than ballet in ‘Ballerina,’ a John Wick spinoff
Before we go further, some clarification on where this film fits into the timeline. Let’s forget (for now) that there was a John Wick 4, because the events of “Ballerina” take place during the third movie. So, erase from your mind whatever huge, life-altering thing may or may not have happened in the last film. OK?
Ballerina Convinced Me That Ana de Armas Should Take Over the John Wick Franchise
The point is that Ballerina doesn’t need John Wick. And, outside of a single save, Eve Macarro doesn’t need John Wick. Thanks to the efforts of Ana de Armas, she’s a character with as much charisma fueling her as Keanu Reeves’ Wick has in his corner.
Ana de Armas revealed that she broke down crying over a 'risky' flamethrower scene in 'Ballerina,' which is part of the 'John ...
Anjelica Huston returns as the school’s stern, largely deskbound director, and Reeves has what amounts to an extended cameo ...
De Armas leads 'John Wick' spinoff 'Ballerina,' with Reeves also making an appearance. John Wick is back — in some form.
Years before Ana de Armas was using an ice skate to slice a neck in “From the World of John Wick: Ballerina,” she co-starred ...
Ian McShane shares why it was smart to bring Ana de Armas into the "John Wick" franchise in the new film "Ballerina." ...
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