Ballerina, John Wick’s Movie: I notice blood, violence and the Deadly Dance continue from the John Wick universe from the beginning. It’s time to get ready for another action-packed chapter from the John Wick universe with Ballerina, a spin-off film that focuses on a deadly female assassin trained under the same brutal regime that shaped Wick himself. Set between the events of John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum and Chapter 4, this film promises bullets, ballet, and breathtaking choreography.
Know about about John Wick Ballerina Movie including Cast, Plot, Trailer, and OTT Release
Trailer
The film is led by Ana de Armas as Rooney, a trained ballerina-turned-assassin seeking revenge for her family’s murder. She’s joined by a stellar ensemble,
Cast
- Keanu Reeves reprises his iconic role as John Wick.
- Anjelica Huston returns as The Director, head of the Ruska Roma crime family.
- Gabriel Byrne joins the cast in a mysterious role.
- Norman Reedus (The Walking Dead) adds even more edge.
- Ian McShane and the late Lance Reddick appear once more as Winston and Charon, tying the narrative back to the Continental.
Plot
Rooney, an orphan raised in a ballet academy that secretly trains girls to become assassins, goes on a path of vengeance after her family is slaughtered. Her dance training becomes her deadliest weapon as she weaves through betrayals and bullet-storms, encountering familiar faces and hidden enemies.
The teaser trailer for Ballerina teases a blend of balletic grace and brutal violence. With neon-lit action, elegant fight sequences, and nods to the larger John Wick lore, fans can expect a stylish and emotionally charged thrill ride.
While the theatrical release is set for June 6, 2025, the OTT release is expected to follow a few months later, likely on Peacock or Lionsgate Play, given the distribution rights. Keep an eye on official announcements for the exact OTT date.
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Reviews
Ballerina opened to strong box office numbers with a $51 million global debut ($25M domestic + $26M international), landing at #2 behind Lilo & Stitch. While it underperformed initial projections, both critics and audiences responded positively—CinemaScore graded it an A–, and PostTrak showed 87% positive feedback, with 79% definite recommendations. The Washington Post noted that Ballerina brings a fresh spin to the franchise—mixing “stylized violence” with unexpected humour and inventive action set‑pieces. While its tone is at times uneven, it ultimately pays off with originality in the climactic Czech village sequence.
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