Ballerina
Ana de Armas’s performance is the beating heart of "Ballerina." Critics have widely praised her portrayal, noting how she balances vulnerability with unyielding strength. Whether she’s executing a meticulously choreographed fight scene or quietly mourning her father’s memory, de Armas commands attention. Her physicality is remarkable, drawing on both the elegance of ballet and the brutality of combat. The action choreography, a standout feature in reviews, is creatively brutal, blending balletic movement with the kind of close-quarters combat that fans have come to expect from the Wick franchise. Each fight sequence is a dance—deadly, beautiful, and utterly captivating.


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