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After Her Family is Killed a Young Girl Wants to be Become an Assassin
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2021
- A 12-year-old girl makes an unusual relationship with a professional assassin after her family is killed. Now she wants to learn how to become like him so she can revenge her brother.
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My man is protecting his precious plant more than his own life.
Lmao
…BOI
That's something my mom would do
Lol
The plant made it and that's what matters
*Mathilda:* I love you daddy.
*Leon:* Like a father right?
*Leon:* Like a father, right?
lol
LOL
Seven'sfuturewife 606 SEVEN
LMAO
damn she did take daddy to another level
Before John Wick sleeps, he always check under the bed to check if Leon is there
Like John wick is afraid of anyone 😂🤣
Leon is gone :(
@@tabularasa9576 Who said he couldn’t come back to haunt him with a ghost 9mm?
@@tabularasa9576 Legends never die
@@johnnyalvarez9292 Ghost 9mm plus Matilda's present, just for good measure 🤷♂️
Fun fact: After Brandon Lee’s death, Natalie Portman’s parents put her in gun training so she knew how to check the guns she would use for the scenes she would be in, in preparation for this role.
I remember it clearly, i was 11 years old in 1993 and had just moved to NC. It was big news all over NC, and i was a huge fan of the Bruce Lee; thus also Brandon. I believe they were firing blanks but a squib load got ejected that killed Brandon. I believe the guns used for the scene was previously used for live firing, huge mistake. Movie prop guns should never be mixed with live firing guns.
Sounds like a Hollywood hit if you ask me. Production set, professional producers, trained actors, the perfect circumstances to stage a real assassination.
@@maktwnmugs2619 I am well aware of the deeply occultic nature of the Hollywood elites and its socialites. Human sacrifice is not above them. Its a den of snakes, an unholy sanctum of narcissists and sociopaths looking to climb on top of each other at any costs.
lmao all of the conspiracy maniacs in this comment section out here trying to convince us
@@KizanTM it's not even about the "conspiracies" buddy, it's the consistent patterns of tragedies and death in the wake of one city.
Judie Garland, James Dean, Jayne Mansfield, Marilyn Monroe, Bruce Lee, Sharon Tate, Natalie Woods, Anna Nicole Smith, Brandon Lee, Brittany Murphy, Chester Bennington, Chris Cornnel.
I'm sure the list of 90's rappers, and today's trap rappers are tenfold considering the wake of Peep, Juice, and Tentacion.
All Good Girls Go to Hell, Hollywood's Bleeding, Blinding Lights, Montero, call them smash hits, iconic, an act, whatever so you please, but there is no denying the spirit of their ill intent.
We know for fact Manson was trying to use his cult to infiltrate the Hollywood music industry, and frequently was a groupie of the Beach Boys. It is also fact the CIA have experimented on inner cities, reverse engineered subliminal messaging and have even used it in the field, and operate at a capacity higher than the Presdient until declassified.
I don't have the evidence to prove it myself, one day I will, but I absolutely promise you. The "Hippy" movement was jacked by the CIA or another embedded organization to infiltrate and gain footing over the music industry. Hence the departure from true free music of the -50's and to the politically or emotionally inspired anthems of the 60's and on.
Bye Bye Miss American Pie.
We can blame it on the change of society now and through the years, but the music industry has become tenfold in social change, politics, and "creativity"
Lady Gaga herself, who personally funded one of the first Covid charities in the opening of lockdown, was on tape, just months before this recent summer of a wave of music creativity and content promoting it's coming.
She said herself, while promoting the imagery of her album for the first ever recipient of thr Tricon award, "a wrath of music is coming and will inspire you" "a renaissance", watch the breakthrough Carter's video debut, *Apeshit* and just watch the dark imagery they constantly contrast with, as no one in the music industry had ever been able to rent out the Louvre.
Watch ever Super Bowl since Janet, you'll see, the constant triangular imagery, in the lights, on the star, on the floors. Red, constantly overtaking Blue and White themes, among pyrotechnics.
-Shakira saying "let the Empires of the world Unite"
-JLO emulating crucifixion
-Weeknd paralleling a falling star
-Madonna falling through the floor as she belts "Take Me Home"
Political messages:
2021- Weeknd sponsoring the entire build of an empty hellscape of LA
2020- Pre Covid- Women's empowerment- following into Kamala's run
2019- One Love
2016- Black Power
2015- Gay marriage
2012- World peace
Watch your content closely people, hidden messages are stronger than those displayed.
Léon: I don’t like children but...
*Shows Matilda taking care of his plant*
This is an exception
That's kinda cute
S T O P
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Lmao 🤣
LMAO he really cares for his plant more than anything
Huge respect for leon.....Man kept his dignity and respect till the end.....and saved his plant too
. . . and saved Matilda.
🤣
"he saves his plant from the sniper fire"
That plant just built different
This movie needs a sequel with grown up Matilda. It's been too long, and i've heard (not from good sources though) that Natalie Portman would love to do that.
They did do the sequel. It’s called Columbiana with Zoe Saldana.
no, they would ruin it, and Columbiana is the point, no one remembers for a reason.
@@churblefurbles never heard ppl hating on Columbiana
Columbiana was not a true sequel. IMDB says the film was based on a script that was set to be the sequel but due to rights issues with the original studio it was cancelled and turned into Columbiana.
Wait Natalie Portman was mathilda
it just cracks me up to hear some hitman buying milk from the grocery store like a regular person
What, you think they don't?
As though they are not human?
Watch the tv series Barry. if you think buying milk like a normal person is funny then how about becoming an actor
@@pvshka they didn’t say that they just find it funny
@@bigiron7547 the awkward silence in the grocery store is funny lol
I love this movie…to see Leon protecting Mathilda and his plant, was just amazing.
Movie name ?
I keep cringing every time she says she is in love with Leon -_-
I think there's more to the storyline in the whole movie, the critics seem to think the topic was handled very maturely so there must be more to it then we see here
Same but im happy that dude didn't entertain it
@@sasha44486 My man Leon knows his stuff
Yeah I'm pretty sure you had a crush on Justin Bieber or one of the anime girls
@@eee4210 Lmao, or maybe one of his favorite BTS members
"Leon rejects her because he can" damn
*can't
That shit was hilarious
Lmao
Based
@@iDewThis4Yu what if leon said yes HAHHAHAHAHAHHA :0
16:21
It's encouraging that the school administrator isn't just a heartless disciplinarian, but is shocked at Matilda's plight and has genuine compassion for her.
What’s the movie called
@@trevorharris7827
Leon The Professional
Dang, Imagine not giving her the money
I was never sure if that guy was was abusing leon and then Matildas trust or he actualy was holding the money for them
@@mg6240 He probably would have given Leon his money if he asked when he was still alive, but now that there is no Leon to force him to cough up his money he can easily just withold it.
I imagine he's on her list somewhere down the line...
I believe he would've given Leon the money and eventually Mathilda, it's established decently enough in the movie that Leon is a well known respected, and trusted hitman, so most dealers would know better than to withhold his money, even if he let's a little girl have it
@@ubermaster1 Maybe he is because he knew that the cps would be after her and if they say she was rich they woud get suspitious
"Tells him to bring everyone."
lol understated.
EVVVVVVVVV REEEEEEEEEEE ONNNNNNNNNNNNE!!!
Bring me everyone.
What do you mean everyone?
EEEEEVVVV RRRRRRYYYYY OOOOOONE!
I was disappointed when that clip wasn't shown.
I think this is Gary Oldman's most iconic line. lol He's my favorite actor.
“Bring me everyone.”
“What do you mean ‘everyone’?”
_”I am referring specifically to every available officer in the precinct.”_
*_”U n d e r s t a n d a b l e, h a v e a g o o d d a y.”_*
i love how he spit choke on his milk after Mathilda telling him that he love him😅
I would react the same lol🤣
meme material
Classic
This is actually a fantastic movie, although I had forgotten about the part where Matilda developed an infatuation with Leon. Some of those scenes are DEEPLY uncomfortable, even though it's clear that she's just playing with the idea of adult feelings rather than actually experiencing them, but because Leon is very awkward socially it makes it difficult to get a read on him. He is a guy who calmly murders people for a living, after all, and I remember being extremely tense during those scenes afraid that he would accept her advances or otherwise do something that would scar her. I mean, he does teach her to be an assassin lol so you could argue that he does scar her, but that damage was kind of already done to her by her family and their murder, and always felt more like empowerment for her than psychological damage. Really, really good movie.
She already scarred by deaths of her family and brother. It's, i think, more of working out that trauma - like "you can deal with it and i show you how".
@@Theeight8b Yah, I agree. I think it's one of those real life vs movies things though. In real life I don't think you could do what she did without some kind of trauma unless you had sociopathic tendencies, but I agree that the movie is depicting it the way you suggest.
it would be interesting for you to look up what the marriage or betrothal age was for young women where Leon grew up in Italy at the time that the movie was made. And, whether the world likes it or not, younger people can love, although there are very sound reasons why the age of consent is what it is and perhaps might best be even higher.
I mean he did give her a weird ass sexy lace dress. The actual pedophile undertones in this movie is fucking crazy
@@kyju7093 LOL YES!! So true, I'd forgotten about that. I think the forgiving interpretation would be that he was treating her like a daughter, but I feel it's also worth mentioning that until not as long ago as you might think it wasn't uncommon for 13 or 14 year old girls to become engaged, and that was true even here in the states. One of my dad's military buddies that he served with in the 60's married his wife when she was 12, something that would land you in the news today in a bad way but was relatively tolerated back then, at least in some parts of the country.
Omfg I watched this movie as a kid I couldn't stop bawling my eyes when she walks to see her dead brothers chalk
right ):
What's the name of this movie?
@@glosaint-aime16 Leon
@@glosaint-aime16 Leon the proffessional
Léon is truly a profesional, he drinks milk more than actual water
That's all I like to drink. Milk or Water.
*milk*
i say,in a deep and raspy voice
"she teaches Leon how to write and he teaches Mathilda how to put a gun together" 😭😭idk i jus thought that was funny
Is no one gonna talk about how cute that heir cut is on her!? 🤣 Im sorry but it’s just so cute!
Your weird
@@piesquared3951 ok did I ask?
@@piesquared3951 all I said was it was cute on her that’s not being weird
@Justin Hugo yes!
@Senpailicious dude it’s not weird it’s just a comment chill
Is anybody else weirded out that this little girl’s love interest is a full grown middle aged man?
Considering how traumatized she is its kinda realistic that she latches on to the only positive person in her life
But yeah still pretty weird
Yall, please. She loves him as a father and is clearly confused, and as above you should take trauma and abuse into consideration
@@boo1290 yeah that’s why i was thinking. she’s probably confused between “in love” and “loving”
That was kinda the point. She was never really loved by her family, so when she met someone that genuinely cared for her, she confused it for romantic love.
The amount of people in the comments questioning why Matilda is in love with Leon is one of the most FRUSTRATING things I have ever seen.
They basically admit to not paying attention to the film or never seeing the full thing. People are pretending young girls don't have crushes on older men all the time whether they're celebrities or someone they look up to a lot.
Leon was the only person Matilda had in her life after her family was gunned down, she was bullied as well.
Finally, Leon did not share her feelings, HE ALMOST KILLED HER IN THE BEGINNING OF THE FILM.
Stop pretending like this is a huge deal that ruins this film, because its not. If you want to bitch and moan about a weird fucking movie go do it on Girl in the Basement, not on Leon: The Professional.
This movie is all about and inspired about Besson's own marriage to an underage girl. He admitted it
@@Rayeo_TNJit's literally not
I think people are more so wondering why the directors wanted to portray a young girl being flirtatious with an older man. Sure, you could argue this SOMETIMES happens in real life, but that doesn't explain why the directors would be so interested in portraying that in particular.
Cuties is way much worse than this honestly
Doom guy: most important thing is his pet rabbit
John wick: most important thing is his pet dog
Leon: most important thing is his plant
Can't believe no one in the comments mentioned "the ring trick". That bit was priceless.
Her : I love you
Him : Sorry, I love my plant
Add me ^
Sorry i have a plant
lol
"The closer you are to being a pro; The closer you can be to the client."
*Gives the client the grenade pin seconds before the explosion killing both*
Damn that's a real pro move :o
I watched this movie and it is better then every other movie I’ve watched
Where could you watch it
On tv?
What is the name of the movie
@@anisharamsaroop8043 look at the beginning of the video
@@anisharamsaroop8043 Leon the Professional but if u listen closely to the video he always says the name of the movies at the start.
A big fan of this movie
Natalie Portman as a little girl
Love the way you narrate the movie.Would be great if you could do one on the movie Shutter Island.
I think they've done it in the alternate account called Detective Recap
@@dankvu ok will check on it
@The Profit yes
Shutter Island haunts me to this day. Saw it when it came out. Really good movie.
@@thehawk5141Haunts me too.Shutter Island for a thriller movie was a brilliant performance.
Matilda inspired Leon Kennedy’s gun from re2 and léon also inspired his name
fr?
@@Joseph_17_ yep
now a character with movie leon skill set would be awesome
This guy really loves his plants he literally saved it risking his life
That Plant is to Leon what Dogs are to John Wick. May God have Mercy on the soul who manages to harm both of them
One of my top five films of all time. Natalie Portman was great and Gary Oldman being Gary Oldman is amazing as always.
I DIDN'T REALIZE THAT WAS GARY OLDMAN UNTIL 12:13 I HOW-
Oldman= Underrated. I'm sure you've seen Sid & Nancy
“And most important waters his plant” lol got me so good
12:52 i love how he didn’t even say anything and leon punched him like his existence offended him
Thats one of the good kinda lighthearted bits in this movie fr. I hope in an alternate universe, leon and mathilda could live a nice father daughter life.
A sad fact. Benny, the one officer on Stanfields team who survived the movie was played by Keith Glascoe, a FDNY firefighter who sadly passed away on 9/11
To all the people saying it's weird she has a crush on him, many traumatised people, especially children and teenagers, tend to latch onto the only positive person in their life. Also, she was never truly loved so she doesn't understand how to show it.
Her: Yes daaaaddy
Leon: Like a parent?
im tired of stolen or repeated comments
i will forever miss when most comments on youtube where original and honest
@@vortex2562 k
@@vortex2562 I'm starting to think they are bots or at least trying to farm interactions. Because I see tons of them on these types of videos. As well as the generic "wow such good content" when the content is clearly created by a bot itself.
Child says she’s involved with a grown man.
Real life: calls the police
The movie: kicks them out
Nah the kick out is real life too. Some people don't even want to call the cops.. they just want it away from them. cowards. smh
Mathilda: *goes to the store to get milk*
Dad that took 20 years to get milk: FINALLY SOMEONE WORTHY
I got second hand embarrassment when she went to the front desk and said he’s not my dad, he’s my lover
How unflattering do you want the thumbnail to be?
*YES.*
I’m ugly laughing.
Lolol
I saw this movie about 5 years ago I think. I have never met a movie that has hurt me the same way Leon The Professional has. I was nostalgic for it immediately while watching it and nostalgic for it now still. I kept replaying scene inside my head for days and I had no control over it. Beautifully tragic movie 💐💕
Try windstruck korean movie
Forbidden love...
What if every assassin movie is connected? The same goes for the John Wick universe. That would be a lot of fun cameos 🤣
Third time I've seen this being recapped, do i care? No. Will i watch it again? Hell yeah.
Same
Such a good movie
A sequel to this would be awesome, I loved this movie and loved your recap even more!
Def need "Matilda the professional" with Natalie portman
People always talk about this film like it's some pedophile wet dream. But you gotta remember when she dresses up, she's just playing around and being a kid. And as someone who has never had a dad, little girls will attach themselves to any older man who treats them kindly. It's the adult who needs to say no, and Leon does. Leon isn't looking at her like that, why are you?
Love this film.
Exactlyyy i feel like since they havent actually watched it and understood the plot properly they just create a scenario in their heads 😔
Not unironic that an assassin has the moral upper-hand over a cop.
There is an entire video game franchise built on that single premise.
This was one of my favorite movies. It’s nice to get some details I missed.
Look up the inspiration for this movie. It might change how you feel about it. It’s loosely based off the director’s life, Luc Besson.
I saw the other video about León, that was uploaded maybe a month ago, and watched up until the family was being killed, then I thought to myself, this seems like a really good movie. So I hopped on Amazon, and watched the movie. Didn’t regret a single minute of the movie.
Its a shame that a sequel was never made of this
No, it is a gift.
Matilda : i think i have a crush on you
Him: chokes on mik* WHAT
this movie was hella inspirational on manga writers. cause holy shit do i see a lot of old guy badass with runaway girl, or girls family is dead stories. there was a famous kdrama just earlier this year called my name with this concept too
THE MATILDA WE NEVER THOUGHT OF...
Even after all these years I still call this movie my favorite when asked (it’s hard to pick but something about the movie stuck with me even as a kid)
There's something about seeing a little girl picking up a gun and just firing randomly out the window in a city block, that pulls you in. Natalie plays that part so well, of a girl who has nothing more to loose. It's very impressive how mature she creates this Matilda character to be, which is why I like this movie so much. Simply the best child acting in a movie I've seen.
You don't see Natalie Portman actually smoking the cigarette cos her parents didn't want their 12 year old daughter smoking and they were nearly willing to throw the role away over it.
That’s Natalie Portman? Looks far more like Millie Bobby brown
I bet Leon's plant is equally as strong and skilled as John Wick
This is weird... Are Movie Recaps and Story Recaps not the same person? They both even say "Watch out and take care" at the beginning. TH-cam will soon be saturated with these channels LMAO
Yea i feel like this is some bot generating these vids making mad money idk
@@m4x899 A bot, really? Smh
@@cnazac it's voice over bot
@@SOMEONE-eq5bu lately they hire cheap actors to read from a script. But yeah, you can tell by the pacing and by the occasional weird or misspoken word that the writers of the script arn't proofreading or maybe don't have english as their first language. The rate these accounts put out videos I almost wonder if the script is stolen from some QuickNotes esk site.
People gets tripped up on the fact she fell in love with him. That's not the point. He didn't take advantage of her but instead took care of her. She sees him as the only man she can trust and be vulnerable around. He sees her as the daughter he never had, that why he was ready to give everything for her, even his own life.
Her love for him is refuge and trust. His love for her is empathy and compassion.
Léon after he had no milk: HE NEEDS SOME MILK
This movie ended up on the Best of All Time list when I was looking for movies to watch before i die.
is this where TWICE got one of their references for "What is Love?"? that dress up scene was very similar
Yess
The scene when Leon reads the letter is a big deal because it shows how much Leon has progressed and changed as a character thanks to Mathilda. Before this, he didn't know how to read...
One of my all time favorite films, Jean Reno was such an amazing actor :D
This is incredible, this is one of my favorite movies but in France we dont have many scenes u showed up here ! I just discovered there is an "american version" of the Movie !
Yeah, the version I've seen ends with the grenade exploding
Love this movie,saw it when i was a teenager,always thought there would be a sequel of mathilda growing up and becoming a cleaner
I remember watching this movie as a kid, one of my favorites! Thank you!!
I love how you just call him “fat man”
Mathilas always going through something either a abusive family or good family good
Love this movie..I can't believe this is a 1994 movie..didn't see this before, I just watch it now from Facebook and immediately look for a full movie here in TH-cam..
One of my favorite movies of all time.. When Matilda is at Leon's door saying "pleeeease open the door.. Pleeease..", while Leon is debating whether to open door or not.. he knows not to open that door but he does anyway.. That whole scene was COLD!!🥶🥶
wait does the boss actually have the money, the way he says he will hold the money makes it sound like a lie
A truly unforgettable masterpiece, and a touching film. With such a perfect cast of the Underrated Jean Reno, Natalie Portman, Gary Oldman, and so many others, it literally created a film that was perfect with such a strong emotional, action-packed storyline and what a soundtrack. Honestly, one of the very few films, that you can truly say has no flaws, and one that everyone can agree is perfect. Jean Reno truly nailed the performance, and it's amazing to see how underrated he is, and Natalie had such great talent, also nailing the role, and the film is literally indescribable, just a masterpiece. Luc Besson as a director, Literally proved that you don't need such a budget to accomplish these things, and what an era it is, and what a big name for European Films, in comparison with Americans that need such a big budget to accomplish the effects, in my opinion. Just a masterpiece, see it for yourself, with no regrets at all. A film, that I will never forget, and truly won't ever get its ultimate full credit for. Legendary.
This is like one of the best stories or movie I’ve ever heard about and I already watched it before but I had forgotten about it lol
This movie is PERFECT
Ah yes, our favorite assassin. Not Leon,
*Leyown*
That’s the proper pronunciation, yes
This is a fantastic movie in so many ways.
I saw this year's ago the first week of release, still a great movie today....... Bought this movie 3 times.
Professionals have standards. Proceeds to care more about vegetation that his own mortality.
That kid was so calm under the bed and was much safer
im more interested in the truth behind these movie recap channels. afaik theres movie recaps, movie recapped, story recapped and detective recapped. are they all under the same person? are they different people copying each other??? i need answers
Same Guy..
i wish they didn’t make Matilda’s character in love with Leon
One of the best Story Movie I've ever seen.
That’s nice french cinematography
For all of her parent's shortcomings, and in spite of the drinking and smoking, they actually didn't do that bad.
What. They literally abused her openly without care. Or are you saying "how she turned out" cuz that's mess up to say the Parents had anything to do with that.
Great movie! Three of the main actors become legends in cinema.
Lol I laughed when Leon slap the guard 😂😂
I still can’t believe that’s Natalie Portman
Thanks for reminding me of this one. I've wanted to watch Léon for a long time; missed it when it was first released in cinemas here.
It has two of my favourite actors: Jean Reno and Gary Oldman. And I'm pretty sure this was also the screen debut of Natalie Portman.
Time I go find this movie!
The music in the background as he narrates the movies make this video more epic.
The moment Leon (the loner) opened that door for Matilda his fate was sealed, he found his new love (besides his plant), complex relationship with the young girl from a dysfunctional family, ordinarily the killer esp. the professional knows to not to be 'soft', great cast and teamwork.
This movie is INFINITELY awesome!!!
It's the fact he doesnt want to be with matilda because he lost his girlfriend and not because maltildas a child for me.
I like to think that he says that only to at least humor her bc she is so damn stubborn about it. Its clear hes awkward in handling it, he doesnt seem comfortable either (at least in the movie). And knowing mathilda, rejecting her outright bc shes a child will probably make her do smth drastic.
I watched this in 1994 and it changed how I treat plants for life.
He isn't a PERVERT , she is a child . Dude is Awesome character.
He’s meant to be a like a dad it’s been misinterpreted
Isnt some of these scenes from one of Sia songs like “Never give up , never give up, no noooo, i wont let you break me down i will keep getting up when i hit the ground, i will never give up no never guge uo no no, yeahhh”
Who needs movies when we have this guy
Yes
Ikr
My most favourite movie EVER
"Stan turns to benny and tells him to bring everyone"
EEVVERYYONEEE!!!