This movie destroyed me. The whole time I was looking at him as if I was experiencing it with the main character. It makes sense when I watched it, but I don't always feel that way about movies. It had everything that a film should have and that is: emotions, experience, a story without unnecessary prolongation, sympathy of the characters and many others. The barn scene totally destroyed me at the time. I wouldn't expect this movie to be my TOP 1, but it is for now. Just a masterpiece.
So I saw Ballerina in the cinema today. It's a pretty well-made action movie with a good atmosphere, but it has a few flaws. Like it was a bit too unrealistic. Yes... John Wick movies aren't very realistic, but they're definitely more realistic than this. John Wick just had something extra, and that was emotion and enthusiasm for killing. Ballerina doesn't have that, even though her revenge is supposed to seem emotional because of the backstory, it wasn't emotional at…
Klaus Kinski played a really great villain in this movie. Basically this movie is about the revenge of a woman's husband who finds someone to try to kill him. Our protagonist can't speak, but he's an excellent shot. Tigrero is a bounty hunter and he always provokes the people to shoot first and then he kills them and it was like self-defense. However, in this film, it's not the protagonist who wins, but the villain. A really great spaghetti western.
4.5/5
