Leap! (Ballerina) 2016 Watch Free in HD

Elle Fanning

9 April 1998, Conyers, Georgia, USA

Dane DeHaan

6 February 1986, Allentown, Pennsylvania, USA

Carly Rae Jepsen

21 November 1985, Mission, British Columbia, Canada

Maddie Ziegler

30 September 2002, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Terrence Scammell

10 January 1958, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Tamir Kapelian

Julie Khaner

5 December 1957, Montréal, Québec, Canada

Joe Sheridan

Elana Dunkelman

11 July 1986, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Shoshana Sperling

Jamie Watson

Bronwen Mantel

29 October 1948, Montreal, Québec, Canada

Joe Sheridan

Mel Brooks

28 June 1926, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Ricardo El Mandril Sanchez

Kate McKinnon

6 January 1984, Sea Cliff, New York, USA

Nat Wolff

17 December 1994, Los Angeles, California, USA

Nora

Played by: Shoshana Sperling

Dora

Played by: Elana Dunkelman

R

Played by: Julie Khaner

Camille

Played by: Maddie Ziegler

Odette

Played by: Carly Rae Jepsen

Victor

Played by: Dane DeHaan

F

Played by: Elle Fanning

Linda Barnard

There's plenty of visual whimsy in the late-19th-century setting - the animators render a gorgeous Paris - while enthusiastic dance sequences and comic beats balance out melodrama.

March 02, 2017

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Jordi Costa

The profound weaknesses of the film are manifested in the characters movements that don't evoke the grace of classical dance and, on the other hand, evidence the limitations of its digital animation. [Full review in Spanish]

February 01, 2017

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Radheyan Simonpillai

The ballet sequences remain curiously earthbound in an animated film untethered from physical reality that can't compete with the dazzling, gravity-defying dance-offs of live-action fare like the Step Up movies.

March 02, 2017

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Alison Broverman

At one point, Félicie's ballet teacher tells her that she has "the energy of a bullet" but no technique or focus; the same is true of Ballerina itself.

March 03, 2017

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Francisco Marinero

A film that ranks among the best of recent animated cinema because the show of interiors and the urban landscape is as brilliant as it is trustworthy. [Full review in Spanish]

February 01, 2017

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Chris Knight

Perfectly animated leaps and bounds can only provide so much distraction.

March 02, 2017

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Fernando Lopez

The film, although is full of common places, has its greater interest in the recreation of that Paris and in some choreographies that only the drawing makes possible. [Full review in Spanish]

February 02, 2017

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Marija Djurovic

[Ballerina offers] some interesting and thoroughly entertaining observations about what it takes to achieve your dreams.

March 13, 2017

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Jill Wilson

With its over-familiar story and missed opportunities -- it settles for cute when it could be charming -- Ballerina is too clunky and unco-ordinated to be a classic, but young dance fans may still be inspired.

March 03, 2017

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Marcos Gandía

Even though it seeks to fit in trying to look like an American animation, its scent of illustrated European children's story is perceived. [Full review in Spanish]

January 26, 2017

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Janet Smith

Ballerina would be just another predictable, rags-to-riches, girl-follows-her-dreams movie if it weren't for one big factor: it's set in fin-de-siècle Paris.

March 01, 2017

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Guy Lodge

Even if it never quite takes the risks implied by its exclamatory title ... "Leap!" follows the established steps with general grace and good humor.

March 29, 2017

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