Standing out as the first John Wick spin-off film is an unenviable challenge on paper—especially given the series’ hyper-stylization and unwavering association with Keanu Reeves, its beloved leading man.

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

Like John Wick before her, Eve is driven by a personal vendetta: the brutal murder of her father when she was still a child by highly trained and heavily armed assassins. Winston (Ian McShane) brings her to the Ruska Roma, where Eve excels at her training as a "Kikimora," serving as an assassin or a bodyguard, as the situation requires.

You’d think the fan-favorite character would save the new action flick, but he just reminds you how bad this movie is.

Does “Ballerina” add more to the incredible world of John Wick? Rebecca Kivak and Joe Baress review the first theatrical spinoff of the “John Wick” franchise.

John Wick director Chad Stahelski reveals new details about the creative development for the fifth chapter in the Keanu Reeves-led film series.

"Ballerina," a spinoff in the "John Wick" universe, opened behind expectations and below "Lilo & Stitch" on box office charts.

Ballerina director Len Wiseman has broken down the movie's ending and how it potentially sets the stage for an even more violent sequel. The filmmaker also opens up on Keanu Reeves' return as John Wick.

John Wick spin-off Ballerina, starring Ana de Armas, is now playing in theatres. Here’s how it compares to the John Wick series based on IMDb ratings.