Handguns, rifles, machine guns, grenades, knives, axes, swords, ice skates, flamethrowers, and metal poles that just happen to be there — Ana de Armas uses all these tools and more to kill, Kill, KILL ...

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Speaking of the man himself, “Ballerina” uses just the right amount of the laconic ... it comes to her character Eve, but that’s OK because you all know I like simplicity.

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Following her stints in action films like No Time to Die and The Gray Man, Ana de Armas gets to bring bullet-spewing, flame-throwing, grenade-exploding mayhem upon a gazillion men in Ballerina.

‘Ballerina ... right balance. “ Sometimes it’s panning, equalization, balancing elements within the cues,” Koyama said. “And then we kind of look at each other, ‘Well, I’m doing ...