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A lame approach to filming isn't clever, rather it's annoying. This movie might have been ok, except the way it was filmed made it unwatchable. So stupid. I want to be entertained, not suffer through some fool's idea of a creative approach to filming that's actually lame and stupid. I will add this director to my list of people whose work to avoid in the future.

Ballerina is a good movie and worth watching, especially if you enjoy that type of movie. The plot is what one would expect from a John Wick movie, the action scenes are well done and the characters are well portrayed. And unlike most action movies with a female lead these days, in Ballerina Eve works hard to earn her skills and gets beat down by larger opponents. She uses speed, wits and marksmanship to defeat them. I think it was well done. Additionally, there is no sense of a woman stealing a man's work like what happens in many movies/shows coming out of the modern "entertainment" industry. I hope to see Ana de Armas reprise the role in the future.

A movie about a bunch of characters I don't know and don't care about. Furthermore, I couldn't even tell three of the male characters apart, they all looked the same. I just looked them up and from their profile pictures they all look the same. Couldn't wardrobe change their appearance? Or was generic male character the point? The modern "entertainment" industry hates men so maybe making them generic male character was the goal. This movie might have been ok as season two of series where you had time to get to know the characters and learn to tell them apart, but as a movie sequel it was just confusing and dull.