Videos tagged with Lionsgate

This video showcases behind-the-scenes training footage of Ana de Armas and Keanu Reeves preparing for the action film 'Ballerina'. The clips feature them training at the Taran Tactical range alongside instructors Taran and Tetiana Gaidar. The description promotes the film's availability for streaming and on demand, encouraging viewers to like and subscribe.

This video features Taran testing the G17 Combat Master, a firearm prominently featured in the upcoming movie 'Ballerina,' which is set in the world of John Wick. The description highlights that this Taran Tactical Innovations (TTI) gun is one of several seen in the film. The content connects firearms enthusiasts with movie-related gear and the Taran brand.

This video showcases training footage of Keanu Reeves and Ana De Armas for the upcoming action film "Ballerina." The training is being conducted by Taran Tactical, known for its expertise in firearm instruction for film. The description highlights the connection to the "John Wick" franchise, emphasizing the action-packed nature of the movie and recommending viewers see it in theaters. Lionsgate is also mentioned as the distributor.

This video features Tetiana Gaidar showcasing high-intensity tactical operator training, drawing inspiration from the "John Wick" universe and the upcoming "Ballerina" movie. The content highlights gun fu techniques and the physicality of a tactical ballerina, appealing to fans of action franchises, Keanu Reeves, and Ana de Armas. It suggests a crossover appeal for those interested in the "John Wick" franchise and its related spin-offs, potentially hinting at future content related to the "John Wick" universe or similar action-oriented themes.

This video discusses the training of Ana De Armas for her role in the John Wick franchise, specifically her "Ballerina" movie. It highlights praise from Tom Cruise and Keanu Reeves, referencing Taran Tactical and Tetiana Gaidar for her skills. The description also mentions "missionimpossible" and the "action franchise" as context, implying a connection to high-octane action filmmaking and potential firearm usage within that genre. The title directly links Ana De Armas' training to a ballerina role and the John Wick universe.

This YouTube video appears to be a fan-made content piece inspired by the John Wick universe, specifically focusing on the upcoming "Ballerina" spin-off movie. It highlights characters like Eve Macarro (portrayed by Ana de Armas) and John Wick (Keanu Reeves), along with other potential cast members like Norman Reedus. The description poses a question about theatrical releases, suggesting a discussion or anticipation of the film's impact, referencing previous installments like John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum and John Wick: Chapter 4. The title also includes the hashtag "fire" and "action challenge," hinting at potential action-oriented content related to the film's themes.

This video provides a first look at Ana de Armas training for the upcoming movie "Ballerina" with Taran Tactical. It highlights her preparation with the renowned tactical training group and features Tetiana Gaidar. The description also hints at the movie's connection to the John Wick universe and mentions its potential theatrical release. The clip itself is a promotional teaser, showcasing action-oriented training sequences relevant to firearms handling and tactical movements.

This video features Tetiana Gaidar, a left-handed individual, participating in a shooting challenge alongside Chad Stahelski, the director of the John Wick films. The challenge involves shooting with both right and left hands. The description hints at a 'pop quiz' about an item in Gaidar's left hand and mentions a full horizontal version of the duel is available on their channel. The video leverages the popularity of the John Wick franchise and its star, Keanu Reeves.

This video, featuring Ian McCollum, discusses the idea of him having a cameo role as a "gun sommelier" in a future John Wick movie. A petition has been started to make this happen, and McCollum encourages viewers who find the concept entertaining to sign it. While acknowledging the low probability of the film studio seeing or acting on the petition, he believes it's worth a try. The content is driven by viewer interest from a previous Q&A session and aims to engage the audience with this fan-driven initiative.