1994: No women, no kids, right? 2021: No kids, right ? sex equality

"The Closer you get to being a Pro, the Closer you can get to the client. The Knife for example is the last thing you learn." - Léon

Can we appreciate that gun for a moment? That kind of range, with an air-powered rifle, and she didn't have to adjust for any sort of drop.

"Can we try with real bullets now?" Damn, he created a monster!

It's time that Natalie Portman made a sequel, the professional 2. She never forgot Leon or what he taught her

That dude in the yellow and orange is the most bad-ass character in movie history. He gets shot by a sniper and he's more annoyed at his security detail than afraid for his life. If that was me, I'd never step outdoors again.

Considering I was a kid when this movie came out, I had such a crush on her

One of the best child performances I've seen in a movie in my life. That's a badass little girl right there.

Talks all about laying low so you don't get spotted. Hits the target and just stands up and looks at them and slowly walks away 😂

Ive been a lifelong fan of Portman because of this movie

I wonder why women lives longer than man Titanic: "women and children first" Leon: "no women, no kids right? "

Leon : Always dress down, never brighter than the floor. O Ren Ishii : Yeah, sure!

Never take it off till the last minute, it reflects light. Proceeds to uncover scope while Leon uses binos

I've only ever watched this film a few times, it just doesn't sit well, it's quite dark. These short clips though show how much of masterpiece it is!

That "Venus as a boy" it's perfect here🤩

One of my favorite crime movies of the 90s.

Some movies are very close to my heart. 'Leon:the professional' is one them.

Well the most replayed chart is really becoming informative now isn't it, you can really start to see what people are here to see. Even if it is a child in a half transparent shirt.

never brighter than the floor proceeds to lay on a bright yellow tarp on a black roof

Such a masterpiece, like literally, a masterpiece. The scene that literally starts it all & the build-up. That shows who Leon really is, and how iconic as well as legendary he is. Like you don't see him, he sees you, and just like Tony said bullets slide off of him. Its a work of art. With her being his protegee. Like literally its as if you're there to feel what hes saying, to breathe in, to focus, or if its as if you're her and he's telling you this, that's how much of a masterpiece this movie is because you're just so focused on it, with the amount of emotion and heartfelt moments this film has that just connects onto you as well as attaches onto you. 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 an underrated actor Jean Reno. Like Jean Reno truly nailed the performance like hes so underrated, and it really shows. By far 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.

It's a damn shame Luc Besson doesn't own the right to his own characters in this movie anymore. He originally had the idea of making a Matilda: The Professional movie but it just didn't happen.

And after the basics,let’s start a galactic revolution!👌🏻

The Theatrical Cut of this movie is a gem. The Director's Cut really raises some serious questions about Luc Besson...

I wish Leon would have survived and made Matilda into an assassin like him. In the sequel they could have shown them working together and we could get Leon's origin story.

Still my favourite Movie in all time!

One of my favorite movies. Definitely makes the top ten.

I got to see this movie last year, and it was really good. I usually don't watch too many movies as much as I used to, but I watch them on and off. This was one that seemed intriguing, and it didn't disappoint.

One of my favourite films. I went to the cinema to watch this when I was 14. A great time in British history when you could go to the cinema, a pub or club and wasn’t asked for ID. The ending broke me. You’re so sad for Leon, sad for Matilda’s loss, again, when she buries the plant. I always cry.

Jean Renau, brilliant actor!

Some studio needs to make 'Matilda: The Professional.'

So that's how she became Queen Amidala. 😂

Feels weird to hear Jean Reno speaking english.

That is Natalie Portman? Excellent!

Look at the most replayed. People are literally trying to perv on child Natalie Portman.

That...is the most accurate paint ball I've ever seen.

This is the closest to Gunslinger Girl that we can get. Portman could have played an excellent Henrietta.

When I was like 8 i had it on VHS. The scene when her family die is etched in my mind.

Leon made a better dad then the jerk in the movie!

Them 90s soundtracks never get old

" Can we try it with real bullets now"? One of the best lines ever.....

It wasn't that creepy. At first, I used to think that. Looking back, she did have a crush on him and coming from a broken home to a new father figure who can't speak English let alone think for himself except kill as an assassin. He questions his mortality for once and starts to feel good about living. Probably was a very confusing set of moments for both but in the end, he wanted her to have a life and gave up his own for that when he hardly broke even his own code. The dress up scene can be seen as bad but they were both playing dress up to keep entertained because that is what she thought was a fun time since he is always serious. Especially with guns. Taking her in was not the plan but after a "cop" literally shotguns everyone and her growing state of mind, she waa growing up way to fast. In fact, he never made a move on her at all. Just kept giving her milk and trying to figure out what to do with his money. He portrayed a heavy amount of sadness about his way of living and she brought him back to himself. The hotel scene i feel was Matilda getting back at him for denying him something. Forgot what it was and she said what she said. I think both parts to mess with him and was believing she was falling in love with him but he even questions what does that mean. He himself was built to kill. Not to think. He is a Cleaner after all. I feel if they made a movie of her being a Cleaner and talking about it, it could be for plot lines sake, painted that way or not. It would be interesting since times would have changed for her too, growing up without anyone, not even your assassin father. She was also adopted if i remember as well. The movie does paint a lolly like theme but in the over arching part of the movie, it's actually one of the saddest movies to ever watch but in a good way. Oldman is scary as fuck!

That was a great Movie. Leon witnessed the slaughter of an entire family. It didn't bother him. Except for the fact that they were Cops. He was No weirdo, he looked at Matilda as a daughter. And a friend. She had the crush on him. Now Gary Goldman played that role perfectly. He was a WEIRDO! KRAZY an in charge of a crew of weirdos. Love the look on his face when He See's the Grenades! OH "S**T" BOOYAH!!!💥

Who’d the president get shot by? A kid learning to use a gun😅

What a great movie.

Still waiting for Matilda did they release a movie of her being the successor of Leon?

What an awesome film, still rocks today near 2022 👌

One shot not bad hah ...cracks me up luv this movie .

Iconic movie

Some say it's a creepy movie as the context between Mathilda and Leon is as it is. You have to watch it in it's entirety to understand.

Teen girl assassin. Gotta love it.

i love this film, thank you.

I nearly yelled, "OPEN THE DOOR LEON," in the theater when the movie got to this part.

one of my favorite movies ever easily top 10 🎬

One of the few movies I’ve seen, and I loved it.

The only movie I purchased on KZfaq!

I didn't remember this episode of Dora the Explorer

He forgot "Don't skyline yourself by laying on top of a roof".

Bjork fits so perfectly in this scene.

Now this is cinema

This is the most funniest assassination ever.

This is such great film... I love it.

When Dora want to be Assassin, lol 😂

Leon's scenario is like a manga. Natalie's look too

i love this scene

Jacques Blanc not only can wield a magic whip, he can also handle a sniper rifle as well.

That paint bullet must be something, it can hit target from far away just like real bullet 🙄

she is a natural

Best movie ever

Esta película es una de las mejores que he visto.

2,156,737 views May 15, 2021, the most replayed part by a large margin is an 11 year olds chest, jesus. disgusting.

Excellent movie. not seen it for years.

Eric Serra’s scores for Luc Besson’s films 👌

What a wise scene. 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 like how he's aiming the hand gun right at her at the end.

Air gun hit at that distance? Impressive!

You definitely don't hold your breath while firing a round. You let it all out. So as to not have your heart beat affect the shot. It also helps with timing.

why is 2:26 the most replayed part a little weird

I remember the first time when I watched that movie, and it immediately is in my top ten favorite movies

That WAS A PAINTBALL??????? OH MY GAAD,O MY GAAAAD,they had me all the time

The FBI watchin me when I clicked the thumbnail.

2:27 Why is this scene the most replayed instead of the shooting scene?

Best way to troll a friend, snipe him🤣🤣

This is what got me into bjork all them years ago

My favorite scene in this movie. 👍😎

Leon: “always dress dark, never brighter than the floor” *lays on a bright orange blanket*

leon: always dress down, never brighter than the floor also mathilda: is wearing shorts and her legs are pale white, very much brighter than the floor

with the Bjorg music in the background this movie is superb!

Best shots.

Example of a movie that s h o u l d have a prequel and a sequel. Dying to see it

It would really be cool to have a new movie with Mathilda grown up and being the profesional now.

The theater version and the directors cut are like two different movies. I remember when I got the DVD, never saw the directors cut... wow.

That song, Venus as a boy from Bjork, I was obsessed with it as a teen because of this movie

Damn, I haven’t heard that Bjork track in ages

Leon can hold his breath a long time just check him out in the movie, "The Big Blue".

Love this movie & Natalie Portman

Nice one.

When are they going to make a sequel to this great movie?

the sniper is so powerful that it didnt need any adjustments to fix itll just hit the target kilometers away right where the scope is targeted

I like her "OK"

I thought that was Jay Leno when I was a kid.😂