Would you consider the movie, Ballerina, from John Wick, a girl boss movie? Why or why not?

[straightmax12]

We all know that girl boss movies include women being overpowered, superior, smarter than anyone else in the story, and is never wrong. To me, the reason why I went to see Ballerina is because in the trailer and in the movie, one of the characters told Eve and rest of the students that they'll always be weaker than their opponents. In the movie to me, Eve didn't seem overpowered, superior, or smarter than anyone else in the movie. She struggled through some things like other people. What do y'all think?

[AI Opinion]

"Ballerina" doesn't fully fit the traditional "girl boss" movie mold as Eve, the protagonist, isn't portrayed as invincible or infallible. Instead, her character demonstrates resilience and vulnerability, which adds depth to her journey. She faces challenges and struggles, making her relatable and humanized rather than an overpowered figure. The film celebrates her determination and growth, showing strength in overcoming obstacles rather than just dominance. It leans more toward character development and emotional strength rather than showcasing an effortlessly superior character. 🎬💪

[DannyUk2017]

All these "back stories/remakes" are getting Boring now...🤦‍♂️, they've done John Wick they should have live it to that! 🤷‍♂️

[Anonymous]

I haven't watched it yet, is it good?

[straightmax12]

It's good.

[Opinion Owner]

Ok, thanks for the recommendation.

[straightmax12]

You're welcome.