Ana de Armas winds up a wanted woman in "Ballerina." She discusses the movie's explosive ending and John Wick appearance.

Ana de Armas’ John Wick spin-off movie, Ballerina, lands the action franchise’s second best CinemaScore to date.

The filmmaker admits to feeling frustrated about the online narrative surrounding the film's lengthy delay and two weeks of ...

Okay, which set-piece caused the most headaches? It's got nothing to do with the third act's lethal flamethrower-based ...

The fight sequences are spectacular and designed to show how she leverages her ingenuity to fight dirty against men twice her ...

In fact, Keanu Reeves actually pops up multiple times in the movie. The first comes early on, as he pays a visit to the Ruska ...

Ballerina" has neither the likeable main character nor satisfying fight sequences you'd expect from a "John Wick" film.

Ana de Armas plays a dancer-turned-assassin in Len Wiseman’s violent franchise spinoff.

For those who don’t care about spoilers, here's a breakdown of how John Wick fits into the Ballerina story. Much of Ballerina ...

Before we go further, some clarification on where this film fits into the timeline. Let’s forget (for now) that there was a ...

Ian McShane shares why it was smart to bring Ana de Armas into the "John Wick" franchise in the new film "Ballerina." ...