Ballerina (2023) Action Korean Drama Film

[cmoneyspinner]

<p>Jang Ok-Ju is a girl who probably would have been a loner and friendless for her entire life if she had not met and made friends with Choi Min-Hee. This one friend was closer to her than a blood sister would have been if she had a sister. Compared to Jang Ok-Ju, her personality was completely opposite. This dearest friend was a soft, sensitive, delicate, and lovely ballerina girl. But Choi Min-Hee fell victim to a man who liked to perform kinky and brutal sex acts, film the intercourse, and then sell his videos as porn films. Because she was not tough and hardened like Jang Ok-Ju, she died from the physical and mental abuse she had suffered. </p>

 

[Candy]

You know, I think the film had its moments. Jang Ok-Ju's determination and martial arts skills were impressive. But yeah, the storyline wasn't all that great, to be honest. I'd rate it a 6 out of 10.

 

[JinnyGoesKrazy]

Ballerina had a strong and empowering lead character in Jang Ok-Ju, and her determination to seek revenge for her best friend was commendable. The action scenes showcased her martial arts skills, which were a highlight of the movie. However, I can't help but agree that the storyline was lacking substance and felt somewhat predictable. Pro Choi's actions were despicable, and it was satisfying to see Jang Ok-Ju confront him. Yet, the overall impact of the film was diminished by the underwhelming plot. I'd rate it a 6 out of 10, in line with IMDb's score. It had potential, but it didn't quite deliver on its promise.

 

[Here We go!]

Watching Ballerina had me on the edge of my seat. The intensity of Jang Ok-Ju's mission and her martial arts skills were mind-blowing. But, I have to agree, the story could have been more gripping.

 

[KeanuReeves994]

You know, it's a bit surprising to me that there's a Korean action film with the same title, "Ballerina." I've been looking forward to Ana de Armas' movie with the same title, which has been in development for quite some time. It's a bit concerning that when her film is released, some might mistakenly think it's either an imitation or a remake of the Korean one. Ana de Armas' "Ballerina" project has had a long journey, and it deserves recognition for its uniqueness and the years of development it's gone through.

 

[Kenough]

You know, that movie had some seriously intense moments. Jang Ok-Ju's character and her fight for justice really got to me. Pro Choi was a despicable villain, and it was satisfying to see him face the consequences.

 

[HallyuObsessed]

Hollywood should start looking over its shoulder because Korean cinema is proving to be a real contender. With films like Ballerina showcasing intense storytelling and compelling characters, it's clear that Korean movies are making a strong impact on the global stage. Hollywood, be prepared for some competition!

 

[ellie7090]

I really felt for Ballerina and Jang Ok-Ju. Pro Choi's actions were despicable. The film may have had some action, but the story left me wanting more substance.