LÉON: THE PROFESSIONAL (1994) Movie REACTION

"IS LIFE ALWAYS THIS HARD?"
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LEON: THE PROFESSIONAL (1994) REACTION AND REVIEW !!
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#leontheprofessional #natalieportman #jeanreno #moviereaction
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[@paultaylor1812]

The absolutely, deliciously evil, oveer the top and unhinged Stansfield, is one of my favourite film baddies. Also, Gary Oldman has won an Oscar for his role as Winston Churchill in Darkest Hour (2017), and was nominated for his portrayals of George Smiley in Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011) and Herman J. Mankiewicz in Mank (2020).

[@bodies2magenta]

Unquestionably one of the greatest reaction/review videos I have ever viewed. You definitely understood the tension regarding the complexities of love & sexuality between these two, outsider characters. The love ultimately is platonic, as the mentalities were not at the levels of maturity or relative normality which could be anything else but a familial innocent love and concern between two individuals (regardless of age) who never experienced any luxuries; only a continuous barrage of hardships. Also, Gary Oldman was irrefutably spectacular. He has never won an Oscar award? Well, that speaks more about the institution than Gary Oldman - they obviously no longer matter so much in terms of deciphering true acting talent. Anyways, great movie, wonderful reaction video, my friend! 🙂

[@dzenacs2011]

Well he just said yikes like 12 years old girl . Gret reaction. Now watch pretty baby with brooke shields

[@donaldgilbert6739]

Great reaction! Natalie's parents had several things they wanted before she did this movie! She had to go through extensive weapons training, she had to stop smoking and cussing during the movie!

[@whilewaitingforthemothersh5366]

She never smoked and actually you don’t see her smoking only holding the cigarette and putting it next to her lips before the scene gets cut ,

[@tempsitch5632]

@17:45 Marilyn Monroe not Audrey Hepburn.

[@tempsitch5632]

Another great film by the same director is Angel-A. It’s French. He also did The Fifth Element.

[@TerryNationB7]

I love Angel-A. It's a shame there aren't more reactions to it (I always try to mention it after someone reacts to Amelie as Jamel Debbouze is in both). The mirror scene is truly beautiful.

[@youtubecreatorszr3]

you asked why Gary Oldman never won an Oscar? Fact is, he won an Oscar for Best Actor in 2017 for his performance as Winston Churchill.

[@ryanslife6131]

Such a great reaction.... I love this movie ♥️♥️♥️

[@user-ek7th5jk3r]

Most reactions to this movie just point out how uncomfortable they get with the sexuality of the relationship. They don't dig deeper into it to understand there really isn't any. It's just a confused little girl trying to understand how she feels with no true examples of what love is supposed to be, and a man who has never truly loved anything so is confused by his own feelings also. The choice he made, whether to kill her or not when she first came to him, was because he didn't have room in his life to take on the responsibilities of a child and his awareness that her presence was going to change and complicate his life. But he couldn't kill a child because his own moral code prevented him from doing it. Your reaction shows the depth of your intelligence. Thank you.

[@contacluj758]

You should watch also "Nikita" by the same director (Luc Besson)

[@CosmicJestar]

Really enjoyed your reaction :) ...In keeping with your Natalie Portman rabbit-hole...she has a lesser role in one of my favorite movies which is about more professionals with a great cast in the movie Heat. Two other fav recommendations: Anime Movie: A Silent Voice A Sci-Fi gem of only 13 episodes: Firefly

[@paulcurlin2789]

The movie The Lovely Bones is very good at messing with your emotions but is also a hope giving movie. Sad but excellent with a lot of great actors♥

[@chongxi-na7223]

Thank God leon was not a discord mod 💀

[@Kvasir71]

Watch "Nikita" (1990), Luc Besson movies are really raw.

[@smjavadasadi]

I cant see you cry bro 🥺

[@SHELLIEMARIE]

Love your review! ❤

[@GlamityJean]

another movie with Jean Reno, that I love but it's a cop comedy, is Wasabi, the movie isn't even that well regarded I believe but I first watched it as a kid with my parents so I have a soft spot for it and if you go into it with no expectation I believe it'll be a good time

[@sailorscout3045]

Newly subscribed to your channel great reaction to this movie hope everyone has a great day or night

[@sfancams]

Great .

[@Bluebuthappy182]

Marilyn Monroe not Audrey Hepburn. Well actually it's Mike Myers imitating Marilyn Monroe

[@peterramsay4674]

It’s not going to bring back Leon. True but Leon sacrificed himself for her and Tony wouldn’t take her in so she could finally have a chance at a normal life.

[@johnnyhayhurst196]

Y😢

[@darthracer777]

very good reaction. You and 'Blue' have the best reactions to this film, IMO. Here is her reaction: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2iTonevbbKSqpo

[@kadajlim]

i think d word u r looking for Leon is naive coz his mentality growth stop at 19 which is y they had a scene of him saying" i'm old enough, i just need time to grow up." Opposite of Leon Mathilda is so young yet grow up too fast due 2 her situation which is y u can see her taking d lead on all sensitive BGR relationship topic(& if u look deeper at Reno acting Leon might even be a virgin)

[@melijahan8194]

Great reaction, please react to hacksaw ridge It's a masterpiece

[@tempsitch5632]

Ugh. It really isn’t.

[@tempsitch5632]

@@wadumin It’s not even slightly a masterpiece, not in one single aspect.

[@tempsitch5632]

@@wadumin Enjoy