From the World of John Wick: Ballerina Movie Information

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Overall Rank: 3627

Average Rating: 3.3/4

# of Ratings: 5

Theatrical Release Date: 06/06/2025

Language: English

Genre: Action, Thriller

MPAA Rating: R

Director: Len Wiseman

Actors: Ana de Armas, Ian McShane, Norman Reedus, Anjelica Huston, Keanu Reeves, Gabriel Byrne

Plot: After her father is murdered by a group of merciless killers, young Eve finds herself as part of the Ruska Roma - raised to be both an assassin and a protector. Yet she finds herself drawn in to track down the group who killed her father - against the wishes of her own organization - leading her to a cult that has been around for centuries - and even coming face-to-face with John Wick himself. -- Chris Kavan

Norrin - wrote on 06/08/2025

“Ballerina” is an extremely entertaining spin-off movie set in the John Wick universe between John Wick 3 and John Wick 4. Ana de Armas literally kicks ass as the lead ballerina assassin. The story is creative and fun, and the action sequences are as well done and over the top as any John Wick action scenes. And it also features cameos from other John Wick characters, including the man himself who gets to do more then just talk. The violence level is extreme, maybe even more violent than the other John Wick movies, if that is even possible. A must see and a solid A-.

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Chris Kavan - wrote on 06/13/2025

While it may be easy to dismiss Ballerina as John Wick... but a girl - it turns out that having the man behind John Wick (that would be Chad Stahelski) come in to fix some issues - early test screenings for the film were apparently quite disastrous - turns this from a spinoff into an action film that can hold it's own against the Wick Juggernaut.

While Ana de Armas may seem like a strange choice to play the badass lead, she takes some early advice from her Ruska Roma superior and learns to "fight like a girl" - and whether it's a somewhat alarmingly sharp skate, an axe or high explosives - believe me, she truly utilizes every weapon at her disposal. But her journey begins with a sudden attack, a death and a helping hand from none other then Winston (Ian McShane) himself. He brings her …