"It's dark in the hallway!" was her big mistake...the guy in the room could see light coming from under his door! He knew it was a setup! Word had to be going around town that dealers were getting picked off. Everyone would be on edge by the time this went down.
Moreover, there's a good chance he lived in a neighborhood where aren't many kids or, if there are any, they knew not to be that naive. Or maybe he simply was an unapproachable person who scared away kids and soft people and the only people who would know on his door are his business acquaintances. At any rate, there was a good chance the possibility of a random kid knocking on his door like that was extremely low, so it was extra suspicious that this happened after the wave of drug dealer killings or after he got a hit on him (if he had an idea about that, which sometimes may be true).
A dealer would not react to that knock ever. However, the scenes this movie presents are marbles on a string, because they convey very specific feelings and human interaction in a well-known but fictionary world.
Léon and Mathilda taking out all the drugdealers and criminals in town. They censored and left this scene out of the movie but it's available in the Director's Cut.
What he says, "That's the ring trick." What she actually hears, "EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE"
I always laugh at people having conversations during, or immediately after, a gunfight. No hearing protection = no hearing. "EEEEEEEEEE" is all you hear for quite a while.
I bought the DVD when it came out. One of that decade better movies. Me and my daughter watch it. She was then in the early teens. She is tougher than most.
@yortzandat whats wrong watching action movies with the kids ? Does that meen we shouldnt be watching horror together either as that was of our fav sjanger ? Stupid comment.from you.
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. With such a low budget to work with, created a true masterpiece, A film, that'll never be forgotten.
I watched it just today on Netflix and this scene was in the movie, one of the more memorable ones. They must've added it back. Really good movie, definitely one of my favorites.
i don't understand how i've been on youtube since this video was posted and only just now i'm seeing this... after having seen The Professional like 100 times.
I love that my fav movie was filmed in NYC. Even the finale shootout and explosion was filmed in a building on Broadway & 159th Street. It's still there, only the door entrance was replaced. The front columns are still original from the time of filming!
As much as i love this scene and the whole "Ring trick" Even though the ring trick was a last resort to finish the hit, Leon says to Mathilda during her training never to shoot or ruin the face because "if the client cant recognize the face then you don't get paid", Still love this movie to death though, one of my favorites.
This movie has a lot of great set ups and pay offs. Like when you notice that he always does sit ups for the purpose of dangling off the ceiling better.
The uncut version is so much better and much more risqué. The times Matilda tries to have him kiss her, boink her etc, I can understand why they cut those out.
What i love about old school movies is of course the actual acting but also they dont tell you the connections of movies from that era. Go watch La Femme Nakita. Basically part two of this movie.
+laszlo pasztor, you're right. Netflix censored scenes from the movie. I've read that the film was released in its entirety in Europe but originally censored for American audiences. Americans are far more prudish and judgmental and it was felt that a censored, toned down version would have more appeal with them.
DARTH DRACONIAN Tbh... With some of those scenes the movie had a bad twist, like she and Leon were in love and not in a fatherly cute way... But in a creepy way. The director even wanted to put a sex scene, and a shower scene of Portman... Hell no, this scene was cool but some the other are not.
The original movie all of these knock offs came from was extremely good and also a Luc Besson movie. Dark, edgy, tense. La Femme Nikita - the French original, not that crap American copy with a typical Hollywood pretty blonde actress playing the part (can't remember her name now damn it.)
Such a masterpiece, like literally, a master piece. A film with so much build-up, 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, especially what happens at the end which just makes this film turn to a sudden turn of just pure sadness especially with the build-up & how emotionally intense it was. 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. Like even the trailer itself is just amazing. A film that you honestly feel through your heart, its just heartfelt like the emotions of the film just go through your heart and makes you feel it as if you're one of the characters especailly as Leon and Maltithda, and not only that but heartbroken as well, especially at the end of the film where you see a flash of light slowly entering and then fading away knowing that hes passed & finally achieved the peace he wanted, while also having something to loose for, and love with actual roots being placed - a meaning for him which was Maltithda. Like even now, when I watched this movie, I still feel the emotions thats how strong it is, its attached, especially every time when you look back to it and it always hits you over and over again. Like it's just unexplainable, you can try your best to explain it, but its something you just gotta feel for yourself like I said and its so emotionally intense. 5 stars. A film that literally hit me hard so many times in my feelings, and made me realize the true meanings of love & life, purpose. regret, change and gave me a perspective, a will, a reason, change - everything. It literally has so many messages, and feelings, of dreams, hopes, and roots. Like man this film just changes you, pure chills, pure tears, pure emotion, pure sadness and much more as well. So much to say, its honestly endless, with so many emotions & feelings.
@@MastaSmack I could if I weren't financially screwed,I live in South Africa which looks to become a bloodbath if things don't turn around I earn 75$ a week if I'm lucky...so as much as I would want to I really can't. Sooner or later us whites over here are going to need to fend for ourselves with force more than likely, if anything you'd be helping people defend themselves. I might know a trick in exchange as well, if you care to I can drop my discord for you.
One of the greatest scenes of the movie. The blast confuses Mathilda. It shows us that she is still a child even if her behavior is more of an adult. Growing in an dysfunctional environment is the main reason.
Major mistake here 2:17 the guy inside the apartment can easily see him though the bullet holes as he blocks light to pass through them in reality Leon would be dead plain and simple Great movie thou
At 2:26 you don't see any holes from the inside. So you are incorrect in assuming that the bad guy can see Leon. He can't see anything. Well... he does see a flash for a split second when Leon shows him what the "Ring Trick" is. So the "Major mistake" is on your part. So "in reality", you don't have a clue as to what you're talking about.
@@MarcoNoPolo Well that's another mistake then How come there are holes in that wall from the outside, but not in the same exact wall from the inside?? it doesn't make any sense, does it?
It's a fucking movie, nobody cares if it's a little away from the truth, it's like watching a magic trick and trying to figure it out... this scene is still awesome.
Movie was inspired by Luc Besson's own relationship with his second wife and their trip to New York. She was 14 when he married her. Luc Besson met her when she was 12.
This is one of the deleted scenes from the international version of Leon ..why the Brit version didn't include it is a complete mystery to me!!! ..lucky I've got it..lucky mel
The ring trick. Once you pull the pin on the grenade you hold the handle till it will explode in 1 second so the guy can not grab it and throw it back to seek cover. Boom.
Yeah they call it cooking. That's standard handling procedure you learn in the military (and probably elsewhere too for whoever would want to use grenades).
I felt that there is something more about the "ring" that Leon gave to Stansfield in the last scene. Then i watched uncut version and it became clear :)
BUONGIORNO , at 2:43 ,it's mister Jean -hugues Anglade ; he played in another movie with Jean Reno by Luc Besson "Nikita" before "Leon" . Cordiali saluti !!!
"It's dark in the hallway!" was her big mistake...the guy in the room could see light coming from under his door!
He knew it was a setup!
Word had to be going around town that dealers were getting picked off.
Everyone would be on edge by the time this went down.
Moreover, there's a good chance he lived in a neighborhood where aren't many kids or, if there are any, they knew not to be that naive. Or maybe he simply was an unapproachable person who scared away kids and soft people and the only people who would know on his door are his business acquaintances. At any rate, there was a good chance the possibility of a random kid knocking on his door like that was extremely low, so it was extra suspicious that this happened after the wave of drug dealer killings or after he got a hit on him (if he had an idea about that, which sometimes may be true).
The voice of experience?
A dealer would not react to that knock ever. However, the scenes this movie presents are marbles on a string, because they convey very specific feelings and human interaction in a well-known but fictionary world.
Still a dumbass.
You know it's a set up
You have guns
Say "One sec", get ready, let them come and let them fall.
Never ask Leon to show you the ring trick it’s a blast 🤣
My last name is Willis also
Oldest trick in the book!
@@ariel.l.borrero innit??? beautiful tho ..when done well.
My mom took me to see this when it came out. I was 11 years old. Good times with mom. RIP.
Rip bro
Rip bro
awwww
I know that feeling bro
You had a cool mum
1:52 this is actually Leon remembering himself using a similar weapon and he recognizes the sound.
This is described in the original script.
"Nobody uses this except beginners".
Thanks for pointing that out, I always found it odd that sound looked off there...
yup thats why there is the flashback bit of leon cocking it
I always wondered why the audio was off and the guy looked different in that scene. Now it makes sense!
Léon and Mathilda taking out all the drugdealers and criminals in town. They censored and left this scene out of the movie but it's available in the Director's Cut.
You know they're murderers too, right?
@@ae4164 "taking out" usually involves either murder or paying for a fancy dinner.
@@ae4164 obviously theyre murderers too dumbass. but they murder with good intentions, making the world a better place.
@uncletigger ????
If its jesus and he tells you names of pedophiles to kill its evil from the get go?? Hellooo logic
@@Olter_ Yes, god and his 10 commandments remember?
This movie is the definition of epic. Jean Reno and Natalie were amazing.
Yes rachel
Thanks Rachel
Gary Oldman performance was epic too
Thanks for your opinion Rachel
What he says, "That's the ring trick."
What she actually hears, "EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE"
what?
That one actually made me laugh. nice one
@@TheSerwow Her ears were ringing...."eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee"
@@Kharnellius ohhh i got it now tyy
I always laugh at people having conversations during, or immediately after, a gunfight. No hearing protection = no hearing. "EEEEEEEEEE" is all you hear for quite a while.
You could see right from the start that Natalie was going to be a brilliant actress. So talented and natural.❤️❤️❤️
And the hollywood sexual abuse since childhood probably helped
Except in Star Wars. She sucked in Star Wars.
@@migueldeclercq3883 Not really.
@@aksharpatel2803 Ah, yeah, she did. Terrible.
Far from brilliant....better than average but brilliant, lol. Black Swan was completely forgettable. But the the best part was....can't remember.
Oh how lucky I was that the first time I watched Leon it was a Director's Cut not that bullshit tv version
:'v
I bought the DVD when it came out. One of that decade better movies.
Me and my daughter watch it. She was then in the early teens. She is tougher than most.
@yortzandat whats wrong watching action movies with the kids ? Does that meen we shouldnt be watching horror together either as that was of our fav sjanger ?
Stupid comment.from you.
@@seancarden2779 are you compleet stupid ? Or just the biggest dooshbag Iw ever.met so far.
Very lucky cus i have not even seen it to this day and i have watched Leon multiple times :(
"better make it quick or you'll be here all day listening to his crap...." words to live by there, applicable in so many situations.
I have never forgotten how great this movie is. I can’t wait to watch it again.
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. With such a low budget to work with, created a true masterpiece, A film, that'll never be forgotten.
I watched it since i was 4-5 when my father played VHS at home. Leon the Professional always be parts of my childhood memories (I'm quite proud of it)
I'm old enough to remember when this movie was called "The Professional"
"The professional" is the name they picked for the US release, Léon for the French one. Both are equally old ;)
I watched this movie on Netflix today. And I remember this scene so well. Even after a decade. But I couldn’t believe this was not in the movie.
Quit Netflix dud. They are woke shit.
I watched it just today on Netflix and this scene was in the movie, one of the more memorable ones. They must've added it back. Really good movie, definitely one of my favorites.
This is the best film ever.
Best action, best love story, best redemption story, best character development... everything.
@prxme Are you honestly telling me that you didn't understand that they loved one another?
@@volodyanarchist what the fuck r u talking abt she’s a child… and he showed no signs of affection towards her
@@volodyanarchist You right, but when we say *Love story*, people think of sex they think if you love you must fu*k em to prove you love
They skipped this scene on Netflix and they skipped the restaurant scene too dammit Netflix!!!
And the scene where Mathilda asks Leon to sleep in the bed with her is also missing.
@@marintiamayolanava4019 and the Rússian roulette scene
Netflix is for simple minded suckers
Netflix censured practically an 30% of the whole movie, is insane
@@marintiamayolanava4019 up keep voting liberal
This was one of my favorite scene. Was sad to see it missing from the Netflix version when I watch the movie last night. Thank you for sharing !
One of my favorite all time movies and I never knew about these scenes.
When I first saw the uncut international version of this movie several years ago, I felt like I had won a great prize.
What scenes did they cut?
i don't understand how i've been on youtube since this video was posted and only just now i'm seeing this... after having seen The Professional like 100 times.
This scene was filmed in the Chelsea Hotel on 23rd St. I used to stay there in the 1960s.
I love that my fav movie was filmed in NYC. Even the finale shootout and explosion was filmed in a building on Broadway & 159th Street. It's still there, only the door entrance was replaced. The front columns are still original from the time of filming!
This film is a masterpiece.
What the hell Netflix!!! how could you!?!?
+Greg Kelley Murica
Greg Kelley so I'm not the only one that didn't see this scene.... Mandela effect!!!!!!
Fuck netflix they all become corrupt just like google, "dont be evil", a guise for satan
@@derekstaroba its not netflix who made these cuts, these scenes were not in the original version
@@Laidengizer011 Rolf is that you?
Fun fact: that's Luc Besson, the Director, shooting up the door!
cool fun fact, i didnt know it yet 👍
As much as i love this scene and the whole "Ring trick" Even though the ring trick was a last resort to finish the hit, Leon says to Mathilda during her training never to shoot or ruin the face because "if the client cant recognize the face then you don't get paid", Still love this movie to death though, one of my favorites.
parts of the guy might still be recognizable.
Probably better to finish the hit than not tho, even if there is a chance you dont get paid.
Grenades don't blow your head off buddy
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Peace.
No one cares
This is a great scene and explains the ring trick that he did to Stansfield at the end of the movie.
This movie has a lot of great set ups and pay offs. Like when you notice that he always does sit ups for the purpose of dangling off the ceiling better.
Stansfield? At Your service.
Just watched it for the ...nd time at the TV,
such a great movie,
we have all the scenes here in Germany luckily.
straycat316 liebe dich :*
Simple Jack ohh, na das ist ja nett,
sorry, sollte ich dich irgendwie kennen...? :)
straycat316 ne aber kennen uns jetzt :D
Simple Jack
mehr oder weniger...
enjoy that great movie :)
danke meine Liebe
Love the fact its actually Luc Besson shooting at them
That was Luc?!!?
@@verynick Yes.
COOL.! Really great film.The best one by Besson for sure. Lots of talent in this movie, Reno, Portman, Oldman...!
Guy in house talks mad shit only to get grenaded.
KOBE
Hahahahahaah the good old ring trick
Goodnight shit talker ... he was tough was right up until he saw the grenade land between his feet
How many years has this been out?
Never saw this scene. Thank you internet.
@Antonio Martinez Wrong answer.
1996 integral version
DNA all over that gum
I was wondering why ive never seen this scene before!! I gotta get myself the directors cut
Didn't throw his grenade in far enough.
+Robert Gift true
If you were playing COD4 defiantly would of killed him.
@@hunterplanty2368 don't you mean *definitely* would *have*
@@AC-iz7eh both?
@@AC-iz7eh peaple day fuss aboot grammah on hear are dick feaces.
I WANT THE UNCUT VERSION.
Katia watch it online
It's on youtube
You and 120m other women.
THANK YOU! added to watch list
Right here I am. At your service. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
The uncut version is so much better and much more risqué. The times Matilda tries to have him kiss her, boink her etc, I can understand why they cut those out.
The Guy in the last Apartment ist Luc Besson.
What i love about old school movies is of course the actual acting but also they dont tell you the connections of movies from that era. Go watch La Femme Nakita. Basically part two of this movie.
One of the best films ever made and superb acting.
I watched the edited version on VHS a 100 times. Never saw this scene before.
i've seen this movie like 30 times, never knew there was this director's cut version
TBH, the guy shooting through the door was a badass.
And indeed as many will know, is Luc Besson himself.
Damn, I didn't know there was a directors cut!! Now I want to see that.
Didn't see this part in the french cinema release. Time to watch "version intégrale"
they skip this in Netflix! !!!!
+laszlo pasztor 'murica.
+laszlo pasztor, you're right. Netflix censored scenes from the movie. I've read that the film was released in its entirety in Europe but originally censored for American audiences. Americans are far more prudish and judgmental and it was felt that a censored, toned down version would have more appeal with them.
+anonymous it's a shame, this is my favorite scene in the movie, and I'm American
is there anyway to find the original cut of the movie
DARTH DRACONIAN
Tbh... With some of those scenes the movie had a bad twist, like she and Leon were in love and not in a fatherly cute way... But in a creepy way. The director even wanted to put a sex scene, and a shower scene of Portman... Hell no, this scene was cool but some the other are not.
1:50 Me on Halloween when some kids are standing in front of my house door and say "trick or treat".
So you chose trick.
After the dust settles:
- What do we do now, Leon?
- It's the end, Mathilda, we've just killed the director.
i cannot name another movie with such an dark aura. will be always one of my faves.
The original movie all of these knock offs came from was extremely good and also a Luc Besson movie. Dark, edgy, tense. La Femme Nikita - the French original, not that crap American copy with a typical Hollywood pretty blonde actress playing the part (can't remember her name now damn it.)
This movie should have won four Oscars 🤔👍❤️
second that!
Ah, the 'ol ring trick!
The Ring Trick. 101. The guy shooting is Director Luc Besson. So now you know.
This actor is playing almost the same, very memorable character, he played in "La Femme Nikita".
Jean Reno was Luc Besson's preferred actor indeed
@@alessiocataldi2434 And why wouldn't he be? He's absolutely brilliant in everything I've seen him in. Very masterful actor.
@@bobdole4916 le meilleur actor
Victor
Will have to rewatch its been awhile and forget this scene
That choker and cap so completes her ensemble. And Leon's pretty cool too.
She puts on the cap then the camera flips to Leon wearing his cap. She's mirroring her mentor. But yes, it's a cute look for her too.
@@LiveMusicOntario Wow. Reality check. I'm such a youth whore.
I've seen this movie maybe 4-5 times, why am I not remember any of this Door, Gum, cutting chain business
Probably you didn't watch the director's cut. It expands a lot the movie.
@@PhlilipeAlves guess that means I have few more viewing then
@@leonarmstrong5589 yes, you should whatch it. The film is 2:12:43 long.
@@PhlilipeAlves you're solid guy 👍🏽
Wonderful movie with one of the most charming french actors*smiles
That little in the dark camera shot at 2:02 man
Santafunk it can either be explained as eerie, or utterly savage. Went out like a champ tho
Dammit is that luc besson the director??
@@anjelicavioletta3012 yes , jeez good eye
.. ..
Buddy was old school he cut the lights off and started blastin shit
Damn, I've never seen this piece before!
Love this film,first time i have seen this scene
The ring trick for EVERYONE!!!!
Such a masterpiece, like literally, a master piece. A film with so much build-up, 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, especially what happens at the end which just makes this film turn to a sudden turn of just pure sadness especially with the build-up & how emotionally intense it was. 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. Like even the trailer itself is just amazing. A film that you honestly feel through your heart, its just heartfelt like the emotions of the film just go through your heart and makes you feel it as if you're one of the characters especailly as Leon and Maltithda, and not only that but heartbroken as well, especially at the end of the film where you see a flash of light slowly entering and then fading away knowing that hes passed & finally achieved the peace he wanted, while also having something to loose for, and love with actual roots being placed - a meaning for him which was Maltithda. Like even now, when I watched this movie, I still feel the emotions thats how strong it is, its attached, especially every time when you look back to it and it always hits you over and over again. Like it's just unexplainable, you can try your best to explain it, but its something you just gotta feel for yourself like I said and its so emotionally intense. 5 stars. A film that literally hit me hard so many times in my feelings, and made me realize the true meanings of love & life, purpose. regret, change and gave me a perspective, a will, a reason, change - everything. It literally has so many messages, and feelings, of dreams, hopes, and roots. Like man this film just changes you, pure chills, pure tears, pure emotion, pure sadness and much more as well. So much to say, its honestly endless, with so many emotions & feelings.
The ring trick. This one is bound to blow you away!
Léon is an amazing movie
Fireball frags are incredibly hard to get ahold of, even militaries don't stock them.
I know how to make a molotov cocktail that explodes on impact without using a lit rag.
@@MastaSmack How if you don't mind me asking? I might need said knowledge some day tbh.
@@savagehippie1453 You could pay me to make a video tutorial for you.
@@MastaSmack I could if I weren't financially screwed,I live in South Africa which looks to become a bloodbath if things don't turn around I earn 75$ a week if I'm lucky...so as much as I would want to I really can't.
Sooner or later us whites over here are going to need to fend for ourselves with force more than likely, if anything you'd be helping people defend themselves.
I might know a trick in exchange as well, if you care to I can drop my discord for you.
@@savagehippie1453 whoop whoop, thats the sound of the police whoop whoop
Un version que debió ser incluida 💛
I like he hugs to protect the girl.
That moment you realize you got your fiance' the wrong thing.......
1:54-and that's why this guy never gets UPS packages.
Maybe he does, but they're always full of holes !
One of the greatest scenes of the movie. The blast confuses Mathilda. It shows us that she is still a child even if her behavior is more of an adult. Growing in an dysfunctional environment is the main reason.
Ma and Angela
I’m surprised this clip is uploaded 15 years ago.
Major mistake here 2:17
the guy inside the apartment can easily see him though the bullet holes as he blocks light to pass through them
in reality Leon would be dead plain and simple
Great movie thou
At 2:26 you don't see any holes from the inside. So you are incorrect in assuming that the bad guy can see Leon. He can't see anything.
Well... he does see a flash for a split second when Leon shows him what the "Ring Trick" is. So the "Major mistake" is on your part.
So "in reality", you don't have a clue as to what you're talking about.
@@MarcoNoPolo Well that's another mistake then
How come there are holes in that wall from the outside, but not in the same exact wall from the inside?? it doesn't make any sense, does it?
@@Malassaf97 That's easy to explain... it's a MOVIE. =Þ
the wall is thicker and probably has insulation or other building materials that block the light already.
As I always tell people; If ye haven't seen The Directors Cut? Ye haven't seen Leon! (And, yeah, it's on the shelf behind me! :D )
A Spectre M4 SMG. That's a rare sight...
Worth it just for that. I've owned a SITES Spectre pistol for 30 years and never saw one in a movie til now.
This movie was cut to bits in the TV and Netflix versions. If you want to see it as Luc Besson intended get the director’s cut
Only in "Leon"....not in the US theatrical version: The Professional
Guy starts firing again at 2:18...
*Written and Directed by Luc Besson*
*Music by*
*Eric Serra*
*Director of photography*
*THIERRY ARBOGAST*
*Production Designer*
*DAN WEIL*
*Costume Designer*
*MAGALI GUIDASCI*
*Leon* *Jean RENO*
*Matilda* *Natalie PORTMAN*
*Stansfield* *Gary OLDMAN*
*The Blonde Babe MAIWENN*
*Manolo Adam BUSCH*
*Tony* *Danny AIELLO*
*bomb goes off*
Neighbours: must be Jimmy with his big stupid speakers.
It's a fucking movie, nobody cares if it's a little away from the truth, it's like watching a magic trick and trying to figure it out... this scene is still awesome.
Well, there goes his security deposit.
DPS will find in favour of the tenant and return it mate.
LOL! MY favorite movie of all time!!!!!
Gary Oldman knows the Ring Trick
This is from Matilda......
Movie was inspired by Luc Besson's own relationship with his second wife and their trip to New York. She was 14 when he married her. Luc Besson met her when she was 12.
She was 15 actually.
Either way a child 😬
“Ring trick” is a very ESL way to refer to popping a grenade. Then again it could’ve been deliberately obscure to confuse the guy.
They need to do a sequel to this with Matilda grown-up.
"watchu doing" ?
"cant afford to catch the covid"
Am I going nuts?
wow all these years ive been missing out, i need to see this version pisses me off.
Such a great movie
This is one of the deleted scenes from the international version of Leon ..why the Brit version didn't include it is a complete mystery to me!!! ..lucky I've got it..lucky mel
Love this scene, wish the music that plays during this scene was included in soundtrack. Great scene nevertheless.
do you know music id ?
Yeh I was looking through the album and couldn’t find it
The ring trick. Once you pull the pin on the grenade you hold the handle till it will explode in 1 second so the guy can not grab it and throw it back to seek cover. Boom.
you always do that with grenades it's standard procedure not really a "trick".
I believe the term you're looking for is cooking
Yeah they call it cooking. That's standard handling procedure you learn in the military (and probably elsewhere too for whoever would want to use grenades).
@@bigbilly2052the way it was instructed to me was that its basically giving a gift and no receipt so they can't return it
No receipt lol that's funny.
Always wanted to see this movie.
Neighbours didn't seem to be interested in what happens next door :P
Not seen the uncut version, didn't know there was one? Will definitely have to look into that, thanks.
I like the fact that the dealer is played by Luc Besson himself ^^
I felt that there is something more about the "ring" that Leon gave to Stansfield in the last scene. Then i watched uncut version and it became clear :)
Is my favorite movie.
BUONGIORNO , at 2:43 ,it's mister Jean -hugues Anglade ; he played in another movie with Jean Reno by Luc Besson "Nikita" before "Leon" . Cordiali saluti !!!
Patrick Madonna you mean at 1:11
@@vernonsullivan7637 OUI ,pardon ,c'est exact ,j'ai interchangé les chiffres .Mille scuse grazie !!!!