S03E21: John Wick might be ready for the couch (his knees certainly are), but the franchise is just getting started.

Ana de Armas's Eve isn't just a spinoff character; she's the future, and she's here to get both mad and even.

Forget the "lore enema" of the later chapters. Ballerina is a glorious return to form, bringing back the personal, gritty stakes that made us fall in love with this universe in the first place. This is the story of a new legend—a Kikimora to John Wick's Baba Yaga—who proves you don't need to be a giant to cause a world of hurt. You just need to be smarter, more vicious, and really good with duct tape.

Join me as I break down:

• 💥 Why Ana de Armas is more than just a "shrink-and-pink Wick."
• 💥 How the film uses cleverness (and a knife-as-a-steering-column) to evolve Gun-Fu.
• 💥 Why this isn't just a spinoff, but a necessary passing of the torch.

So, what did you think of Ballerina? Let me know the first moment that made you wince in sympathy in the comments below. If using a flamethrower is on your bucket list, click Like. And thanks for watching!

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