Ana de Armas just caused the deadliest sequence in John Wick's story is coming in 6 months

Ana of weapons apparently confirmed the most deadly sequence in John Wick The story is coming in six months thanks to a new action scene in Ballerina. As the first person to try to lead a John Wick Spinoff and replace Keanu Reeves, Ana de Armas has huge shoes to fill to meet public expectations. Ballerina He knows the pressure associated with the expansion of the beloved action franchise in this way and is taking all the necessary measures to give viewers another adventure that rival John Wick's death count in movies.

The guarantee that Ballerina Not seeking to disappoint an action perspective has been clarified throughout the development of the film. The film has undergone public relay designed to increase action sequences, so that the fights meet the top bar established by Keanu Reeves and Chad Stahelski's entries in the main franchise. THE Ballerina Marketing leaned completely to show what the audience will see in terms of action, even though it sets Ana de weapons as the replacement of Keanu Reeves. Now the main star apparently revealed that she is responsible for the deadliest sequence in the history of the franchise.

The Ballerina Flame Lares scene may have the largest unique scene death count in John Wick's story

Ana de Arma's character burns more than 100 people with a launcher

The original Ballerina The trailer revealed the first look at an epic spear sequence -Ana de Armas character, Eve Macarro, who culminates with her using a fire cases to combat the flames being sent in her way. Lionsgate made the Spear scene a central piece of a Ballerina Special featurette released on CCXP to help promote the John Wick spin off. Includes new looks to the launcher scene -chamas and some moments of the star of the movie talking about it. This includes Ana de Weapons saying, “I think I burn 106 people. I just cry with the first man. The other 105, I was fine.”

Although there is a chance of Ana de Armação is saying that she had to burn 106 people throughout the filming to hit the scene, the implication is that BallerinaThe spear scene -Sove Chams sees Eve use the weapon against more than 100 opponents. Assuming that she kills them all, this would be the deadliest scene in John Wick history. That would be More deaths than John Wick has in the first and third movies alone. Reeves's character never came close to killing more than 100 people in a single sequence, such as what could happen in Ballerina Based on Ana de Arma's comment.

Ballerina doing the spear scene so large is exactly what John Wick's spinoff needs

The spinoff is taking the franchise action to the next level

THE John Wick Movies are a modern masterclass in choreography and action execution, and Reeves's skills as action leader are one of the main reasons. This immediately put Ballerina in a difficult position. While Ana de Armas has some action experience, she is not at the level of Reeves. It would be a mistake to have Ballerina Try to replicate or overcome the largest sequences of Reeves in the franchise. The best option was to find a new way to advance the action that keeps everything grounded, but still increases the level of entertainment for the public.

BallerinaThe scene of the launcher -chamas of are all that is needed to do this. The franchise never moved with launcher -chams like a combat weaponSo this is a new wrinkle to give the first spinoff. Now it is also potentially a foolproof way to have a huge death count that offers more death viewers at once than they are used to seeing in all John Wick films. There is a chance BallerinaSing's Spea Spear scene goes too far and will lose some audiences, but it can also be one of the best sequences in the franchise that increases bets.