SC-S33/W1-Movie Diaries| Léon
Hello my dear Steemians,
We all have some movies that we consider our favourite. That is why I wanted to share my favourite movie. I remember that it was 90’s and that was time when I was teenager, I loved all action, thriller movies and that time I watched this movie that left an impressive impact and also it was the time when I discover two great actors Jean Reno and Natalie Portman.
The movie is called “Leon” and it was produced in 1994, the regisseur is also one who I really like is Luc Besson. I actually was sceptic initially when I saw Leon (played by Jean Reno) who was lonely contract killer, he lived alone and tried to be quiet so that nobody noticing him. While living in the same building with a young girl Mathilda (played by Natalie Portman). One day when Mathilda was on the way home after shopping she noticed that her family was killed and killers were there, that is why she passed by and knocked a door of Leon, who struggled with himself to open or not to open. At the end he opened because felt sorry. Mathilda after learning what Leon is doing by profession decided to ask him to kill the killers of her family. At the end Leon helped but was killed himself.
Since then on and off I am watching this movie and again and again I am emotional and live that again like that time in 90’s.
That was a reason for me do watercolour painting with both Leon and Mathilda, the scene from the movie. I hope you also will love it.
While watching the movie and living every single moment I understood how important it is to have somebody who will support us and how it is important to care about loving people around us. When we have our parents and family we do not think about that as a wealth of our life, we just think that is normal. Sometimes we are annoyed by our siblings and parents we shout and fight with each other and know that our dear people are there and if not today but tomorrow they will forgive us. Once we loose our dear people we do realise that this is the end and we will never see our relatives again, we have to speak up, to tell what we feel to each other and that we simply love our fmaily members.
The best and emotional scene is the last moment when Leon and Mathida are chased and Leon knowing that there is no way for two of them to survive he decided to let Mathilda go through the ventilation system. Despite of her not willing to go, he insists and tells her that she taught him to love life and that she completely changed him and made him to settle and sleep in bed and settle somewhere. She has given her a sense of life. At this scene I always cry no matter how often I watch it.
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Esta película es sumamente dura y sensible a la vez. Ver a Matilda crecer al lado de un matón me resultó repugnante, sin embargo ver el cambio en la vida de ambos es conmovedor.
León aprendió a proteger, no sólo a su planta sino a un ser humano. Y Matilda aprendió a creer; no todos son malos.
Lo cierto es que la edición de la película ayudó a que no fuera repulsiva como en un principio lo había planteado Besson.
Ha sido un gran placer leerte y más encantar aún es apreciar tu dibujo. Saludos.
Gracias por el apoyo. Saludos.
Hello, it's a pleasure to greet you. Those movies you mentioned were excellent; I liked them too, and even though I watched them multiple times, I always viewed them as if they were a new release.
Best regards and all the bes
One of my best all time movie, in terms of plot execution and generally how it made me feel watching it. Surprisingly, I've only watched it just once.
My favorite scene is where he told her to stop saying okay okay all the time, and she responded naturally by saying "okay" 😂