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Revenge-is a dish that is best served with a high ice glass in Leon: ProfessionalAnd if you did not enjoy watching this combat thriller throughout your life, it’s time when you shoot the old tube and give her a whirlwind. By telling a story with zero fat, Leon: Professional Smart, straight, leaving little space to unpack to any subtext (read: no), all for the fast walking, rapid but plausible development of characters and some quite sincere sequence of actions that will be equal parts of violent and reasonable.
Moreover, Natalie Portman, who saw her first role in this movie at the age of 12, acts with a wise level of emotional intelligence that will make you wish that you pursue your own talents at a much younger age because it absolutely inflects it in them Leon: Professional.
So simple that it gets sick
Leon: Professional It is one of such films with such a simple story that thanks to the compressed stories, it is forced to rely on its strong characteristic.
Levon (Jean Reno)-Hitman-Boad (or, as he calls it, cleaner) from Italy, who spends his nights, sleeps with an open eye seemingly consumed, except for milk and devotes all his life to his work, training and cleaning weapons. Working at the mafia, Leon retains a low profile and only really shows himself in the public when he is going to strike at Mafioso Old Tony (Danny Aiello). Lucky that Leon works with Mathilda Lando (Natalie Portman)), a young and restless girl who lives in the apartment down the hall, and realizes that her father (Michael Badalukko) attracted a bad company in the form of the Norman Stansfield Harry Oldman, who was corrupting the Dea Agent who entered the drug trafficking.
Upon learning that her whole family was killed by Stansfield and his pursuit, Matilda is looking for Leon with intention to learn about her ways when she had collected two and two together and realizes that he was Hittman. At first reluctantly, Leon loves Matilda when she makes an offer he cannot refuse in the form of care of home duties, such as shopping and cleaning, and teach him to read.
The pupil becomes the master
Through a series of installation sequences in Leon: ProfessionalLeon and Matilde form an unbroken connection, equal to useful and troublesome. Although Leon is a gentleman who focuses solely on his work, Matilda recognizes his love for him, making the whole situation clumsy for both parties. Although Leon clearly has parental feelings for Matilda, he focuses on a task that trains his stronger to become pure without romantic intentions.
But what does Leon: Professional So, it is useful as it is how well they work together when we all know that their relationship is likely to end in some tragedy, given how high rates. At least, I was reminded of teaching my own daughter, how to safely dug when Leon taught the butterfly the best practices in tearing the targets from the roof-while I advanced the virtue of the scissors to my daughter, Leon emphasizes the presentation of your location in the butter.
Levon’s stream: Professional
Leon: Professional This is one of those movies in which the exposition has zero fat, so its audience can just enjoy the dynamics between Natalie Portman and Jean Reno, which are the highest Assassin Godd Fare. While Leon clearly lives on a moral -gray area, it is bought out because it only takes bad people, and when you get the full sphere of who he and the butterfly fight, there is no ambiguity who is in this context or wrong.
You just need to pour yourself a tall glass of solid milk, toss your legs on the Ottom and the stream Leon: Professional On Tubi to enjoy it at the nominal cost as a dark fun triller he is.
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