《这个杀手不太冷》英语影评.docVIP

Leon - The Professional I always love to appreciate the movies that people have thought great and classic. My Friends have told me several times that ‘Leon - The Professional’ is their best. When I watched it myself, I ultimately understood my friends’ feeling. Firstly I must declare that I was infected by my dear friend, he loves Luc Besson because of his wonderful movies directed by him. Such as Wasabi and Arthur and the Invisibles.  The story tells us that Natalie Portman plays Mathilda, a 12-year-old girl. She has a misery life. Her father is involved in handling drugs for a crooked cop called Norman Stansfield (acted by Gary Oldman). One day, Mathilda encounters Leon (acted by Jean Reno), professional hitman, the little girl is out shopping for Leon when Stansfield kills the rest of her family, and fortunately she takes shelter in Leons house, Mathilda begs Leon to teach her his skills. Soon she has wormed her way into every part of his unusual life. Leon does his best to keep her out of trouble, and a father-daughter bond forms between the two of them. Leon however has little experience of being either a father or a friend, and is also unable to prevent Mathilda from pursuing her revenge against Stansfield. When Leon rescued Mathilda at the hazard of his own life, thus the film drew to an end because of his dead.  This is a wonderful film. The story, which at first glance is corny and silly, actually becomes gripping and emotional in the hands of the skilled Jean Reno and that little girl. The characters are sympathetic and cute, and one is touched by the depth of the relationship between Leon and Mathilda. The character of their enmy, Norman Stansfield, is scary and insane, every time I saw him in the screen, I always felt hair stands on end. There is real danger and drama throughout the film, yet it never becomes merely an action film - the characters are too significant for that. The relationship between Leon and Natalie is the theme of this fi