Natalie Portman mentions Léon during a Harvard commencement speech - Léon: The Professional (1994)
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A film like Leon you don't see making anytime, its a masterpiece and she be asked more about Leon than Star Wars, just show how important is Leon.
Yeah well... "Leon" is easily the best film Portman or Besson ever did.
For sure, one of my favorite movies
Não sei como um filme incrível desse foi fracasso na época acho que e um daqueles casos que ele tem sei valor reconhecido vários anos depois filmes muito a frente de sua época
why is she lying? leon got great reviews and multiple cesar nominations. I dont understand why she has to pretend it bombed and was tepid. total lie.
all i wanted was gary oldman talking about the film and his performance but i've barely found anything regarding that. To me he was the most noteworthy character that stood out to me personally. but i understand Natalie is the center of attention for how talented she was relative to how young she was and the controversial aspect surrounding her role is what people fixate on the most. But i really loved Gary Oldman in this film.
Despite the Professional even being criticized by her, and by many in the US, due to how controversial it is over there like Luc Benson realized & said, she's still so lucky, to be apart of it, because its literally the movie she debuted in & the film that literally made her be an actress and world renoun. Its literally a masterpiece. Only recently has the film been getting more fame, more noticed, more thanked, more appreciated, as well as more know. Like it really shows the difference between the US & Europe, and how different we are especially in terms of what things mean to us, and our perspectives. A film with such strong emotions that it moves you, it changes you, it touches your heart so much, and really gives you so many meanings about life and how its seen as well. Especially with the duo they were, the bond they had, and the build-up they had on each other. The motivation, meanings to one anothers life. One of the greatest movies of all time. Truly legendary, iconic, emotionally intense, heartfelt, and much more with a song thats honestly so heartfelt. Such a masterpiece of a film. Like its literally a work of art, that never loses value and always gains value. One of the greatest directors of all time, Luc Besson, who created one of the greatest movies of all time. Truly legendary, iconic, emotionally intense, heartfelt, and much more with a song thats honestly so heartfelt. With soundtracks & of course this song filled with raw emotions and feelings with a film that is truly memorable, unforgettable, legendary, and filled with emotions that you honestly can't help but feel alongside the characters & the emotional story behind it. One of the greatest movies of all time with one of the greatest songs of all time. Truly legendary, iconic, emotionally intense, heartfelt, and much more with a song thats honestly so heartfelt. A song filled with raw emotions and feelings with a film that is truly memorable, unforgettable, legendary, and filled with emotions that you honestly can't help but feel alongside the characters & the emotional story behind it. A film & song where its just pure black and white, a film & song that has such strong emotions & feelings from/to your heart. Its a film where you just feel pure raw emotion as if you're the character or if you're seeing it first hand in person. A film with such a perfect selection of a cast with such underrated actors such as Jean Reno, Natalie Portman debuting in her first ever film which launched her acting career, Gary Oldman, and so many others. A film with such an emotional bond that you honestly can't explain it fully, its something that you honestly have to feel it to experience it. Its a film that's meant to be experienced through emotion, not through explanation just like Leon whenever you would see his character's facial expressions of what he would feel, like the amount of strong emotion behind it, is incredible, especially towards the end of the movie where you'd expect it to end off in a happy ending but it ends sadly. It can't be described fully in words, just through your own heart & emotion, especially with how perfect the film was, like there's no flaws with it. It's a film filled with strong emotional, action-packed storyline and soundtracks that honestly make you feel sad for Leon and Mathilda as if you're a part of them. Jean Reno truly nailed the performance like hes so underrated, and it really shows the amount of talent Natalie had which started her career in one of the greatest films of all time like all the roles were nailed perfectly. Its just a masterpiece. Not only that but this movie didn't have much of a budget either, and it turned out to be so successful and one of the greatest films of all time, which you can't deny, its something that everyone agrees on, like it or not, it is. Luc Besson the director literally nailed it & also proved how even at the time you didn't need that need such a huge budget to accomplish these things, and what an era it was, and what a big name for European Films if not the greatest European film, in comparison with American films that need such a big budget to accomplish the effects, it really shows the difference between the two as all thats needed is raw emotion. Such a masterpiece, a film like I said filled with such an emotional bond that you honestly can't explain it fully, its something that you honestly have to feel it to experience it. Truly unforgettable, memorable and much more. I honestly wish it got more credit that it was unfortuantely given, it honestly deserved so much credit, especially an award for Jean Leno and his performance. Such a perfect selection, such a perfect story, film, and of course music selection. One of the few films where you experience raw emotion, and feelings.
I usually don’t mind reading long comments but holy shit dude you went off..
Leon was a success 🙌. The film wasn't promoted that was the reason it wasn't a success. It is one of the best films in my roster.
Mans she's lucky, she gotta realize that, just a masterpiece.