As she would suggest her unwanted and widespread title, Spin-off movie "From the world of Johnon Vick: Ballerina" expands the world of Hit Franchise led by Keanu Reeves. In actress Anna De Armas, the film brings her own firmly choreographed and stylish pieces of stock set In an adventure with revenge for the globe. However, with South Korean shows and films, or K-dramas, continuing to find success globally, Netflix has its own revenge that Johnon Wick fans should check. Ironically, this film is also more specifically entitled "Ballerina", though completely unrelated to the American Filch Franchise, weaving its own independent story of revenge.

Korean Ballerina is followed by former professional bodyguard Young Ok-Uu (Jeon Jong-Seo), who is set to take revenge for her best friend Joey Min-HE (Park Yu-Rim). Min-HE has fallen victim of sex smuggler and mafia Joey Pro (Kim Jii-Hun), who regularly rapes and extorting women through blackmail, threatening to publish illegally recorded videos of the attacks. Following Joey Pro Down, OK-UU pretends to be his last victim just turning the tables, putting the villain on the defensive. This quarrel escalates to include the entire Joey Pro sex and drug trafficking ring, as the OK-UU is taking place on a violent grueling crusade to bring troubles to her friend and his associates.

As the synopsy suggests above, the Korean "ballerina" is wildly different from the Johnon Wick franchise, but here's why US action film fans will be thrilled.

Given the narrative accent of sexual assault, the Korean "ballerina" is a darker and more appropriate story of revenge, which is certainly not for viewers sensitive to the subject. However, what he does, it really does well, with Jeon Jong-Seo bringing a firm determination to its main role. That unique focus and professionalism in the struggle evokes Kianu Reeves and her own roles of Anna de Armas in the Johnon Wick franchise, but with a visibly grounded realism. There are no shaded organizations for assassinated rules, fancy hotels or suits for blends, only precisely drawn revenge with conventional weapons.

Where the ballerina resembles the films "Johnon Wick" is most in the overall presentation, especially about her cinematography and musical result. Composed by South Korean rapper and music producer Gray, the ballerina soundtrack has the same pulsating rhythm and sound sensibilities As the work of Tyler Bates Composing for the Johnon Wick films. A couple who with neon -lit nightclubs and other similar atmospheric settings, and the Ballerina, significantly captures the mood of her US counterpart. Revenge of revenge may be more beautiful sadistic in the "ballerina", but the dressings about it definitely feel at least partially inspired by Johnon Wick.

Available to be transmitted to Netflix, "Ballerina" is not for a faint heart, but for those looking for a dark -style action film, this film completely delivers.