Ballerina
Ballerina
An assassin trained in the traditions of the Ruska Roma organization sets out to seek revenge after her father's death.
stuhannaford reviewed6d ago
Enjoyed the rest? It’s more of the same. Bored of the others? There’s probably not enough more to interest you. Same universe, different character angle. The pocket rocket that is de Arnas is more than capable and dances through the film with a similar level of action, but with a distinctly different feel and purpose. As is made clear early on, this isn’t a case of playing by the previous male rules, it requires a little sophistication, and variation (cheating ?) to play by your own strengths and weaknesses. And the movie follows this rule itself. It’s glossy, has high saturation lighting and fast paced fight scenes, just as its predecessors have, but recognises you can’t just offer a throwaway, ‘woman in male’ role, and expect everyone to love it. A believable new character intertwines an existing thread and makes it her own. Enjoyable.