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Rather this is an action film, that builds itself entirely around It's two main characters. There's a clear evolution in both It's characters over the course of the film, they evolve emotionally just as real people do.
The two main characters, aren't automatons. They're human beings, they're allowed flaws and imperfections. They're allowed emotions and feelings, here emotions and feelings aren't as in so many action films seen as something that makes the hero weak, or not even particularly strong, just simply human.
And that's what I loved about the film. It is an action film, but the action is rather something complimentary, It's first most about the characters their relationship and their evolution.
Another thing that makes it special and unique, is that at times it feels like one of those charming, quirky French dramas, where It's all about the people in the film and in the next it can feel like one of those big American action films, just a tad less dramatic, but more schizophrenic, and It's marvelous.
You have elements of both French, European cinema and elements of American cinema, It's a perfect blend of both countries in one film. And in fact it makes perfect sense, and is a lot less chaotic than it sounds. Luc Besson the director is French and opted to film both parts in Paris and some parts in New York. So you have a Parisian New York, or a New Yorkian Paris.
And It's something that's unique, when you're watching the film you know It's not New York like you've seen it before, yet it feels utterly real and coherent, so real in fact that you think you could just step into the film and walk around in that city.
Now I've given the film a lot of praise, in what I've discussed so far, but funnily enough I had never seen it until yesterday. It's one of those films that I've heard that It's considered as one of the best films of all time, and also as one of the best action films ever made.
At my home we actually have it on DVD, so when my eye fell on it I just had to see it, it always felt like I was missing out on some big secret that everybody else was in on and I just didn't want to feel that way anymore. And I am immensely glad I finally saw it it!
I can already tell that It's going to become one of those films, that I'm going to watch over many times. And that it might become one of my favorite action films and one of my favorite films in general.
This is one of the rare action films, where excuse my French, I actually give a fuck about the people in it, where I feel like I've become connected to them over the course of the film and where I felt, where I cried.
So what makes it special for me? It has a heart and a soul, it plays in on our sympathy and our compassion, our humanity, our ability to feel, rather than our ability to enjoy violence and bloodshed.
But they weren’t meant to entice in any sexual way at all, and they are there for a reason that can be explained perfectly clearly, without falling into pedophilia, so Luc Besson is contrary to some popular belief, not a pervert who lusted after 11 year old Natalie Portman.Â
I think it maybe says more about certain people, that they’re so willing to sexualise a young girl,honestly  sickening comments like “Natalie Portman has never been hotter than she was here” kind of make me want to spend the evening leaning over the toilet, she was 11 years old for fuck’s sake! But I’ll come back to that later.Â
You never get the chance that he actually actively takes pleasure in taking life, for him It's a job that he gets paid for and that's it, he doesn't torment his victims, doesn't taunt them or stands there laughing in their face before he kills them. And he observes one golden rule, no women, and children.
Mathilda on the other hand is a 12-year-old girl. But she's sadly a lot older emotionally than she should be, she knows far more about the world an human nature than a girl her age should.
Her home life has forced her to build a self-defense and survival technique, and so nothing that people do to her surprises her anymore, because she is not used to kindness, It's almost lime she's mentally prepared for and expecting a hit.
She gets completely neglected by her father and his girlfriend, has a half sister who thinks she's Jane Fonda and basically bitches and only does aerobics all day, she does most of the chores, and on top of that also regularly gets yelled at if she accidentally walks in on her father and his girlfriend in the stages right before sex, to say It's dysfunctional would be the least but this poor girl is used to it.
Mathilda teaches him to read, meanwhile she declares that she wants revenge, really only because of her little brother who hadn't done anything wrong since he was only four year's old. Mathilda has a father figure for the first time, she receives care, warmth, and kindness.
And she has never been given kindness before, and It's also the first time that she's really allowed to feel those sort of emotions, which are normal human emotions that we should all be allowed to feel and should all receive from at least someone in our lives, people need and thrive on love, no matter what kind.
She's about to hit puberty, her feelings confuse her so she thinks she's in love with him. She's still too young or inexperienced, or she's been neglected so much that It's difficult for her to discern between romantic love and just love, like love from a friend or a parent. And for many people this was gross or unnatural, but in fact It's not really that much.
It's not uncommon for young girls, that can't quite yet grasp things like age difference or that have difficulty discerning their emotions, to fall in love with an older man, they don't grasp that there's something wrong and apprehensible. And usually if the man in question is a good man, with a moral compass that functions properly he'll explain to the girl that it is not correct.
Yet he also understands that It's not her fault and that she needs to be cared for. He loves Mathilda, with all his heart, but It's not a romantic love, he never expresses a desire to sleep with her. He sees her as his daughter and would give his own life over hers, if she lives he's happy. He loves her because he now finally has a reason to be happy, to live, a place to call home.Â
Notice Leon says he is like his plant because he has no roots, meaning he is always traveling and never settling down because he is a hit-man. But in the end, when Mathilda plants Leon's plant in the ground to grow roots, Leon will get "roots". He has finally settled down to Mathilda's mind, living in her memories forever (the best place he could have settled down). The director did a good job adding this into the film.
This has to be one of Oldman's best roles and simply one of the best villains in film history, despite the fact that a lot of film critics hated his performance because It’s over the top, but personally I’ve always loved Oldman best when he’s overacting.
He's a psycho, a murderer with no mercy. You've got to love the line: "Bring me, everyone, what do you mean "everyone"? EVERYONE!" What's so scary about him is that there is absolutely no explanation for his mania, he swallows chill pills right before murdering someone, and he conducts him slaughters like a director would his orchestra.
Before I delve into any of the other aspects, I'll leave you guys with the storyline:
Mathilda, a twelve-year-old New York girl, is living an undesirable life among her half-family. Her father stores drugs for two-faced cop Norman Stansfield. Only her little brother keeps Mathilda from breaking apart. One day, Stansfield and his team take cruel revenge on her father for stretching the drugs a little, thus killing the whole family.
Now, the conflict between a killer, who slowly discovers his abilities to live, to feel, to love and a corrupt police officer, who does anything in his might to get rid of an eye witness, arises to unmeasurable proportions - all for the sake of a little twelve-year-old girl, who has nearly nothing to lose.
In a way, you’re by the end as touched, as when you’d just have watched one of those heavy, complicated emotional dramas. Of course, even if there’s good character development, if you don’t have good actors It’s still gonna fail.
There’s young Natalie Portman as Mathilda, Portman would, of course, go on to become the very talented, multifaceted actress, she is today. But this one is still one of her best performances and probably one of the best child performances of all time!
That’s not the case here with Portman, as I said she really becomes the character, and she has an elegant effortlessness, that foreshadows her later acting range, she’s unforced and so natural that you forget where the character ends an where the actress starts.
That line of separation, where you can clearly tell what’s really acted is completely obliterated. Portman’s emotional range is amazing here, perfectly and believably embodying both a fragile, damaged girl and a street-wise kid.
My favorite scene with him alone is probably the one in the cinema, where he completely relaxes and lights up as he sees Gene Kelly dance on screen.
Then there’s Gary Oldman, as Stansfield the crazed killer. And like I said It’s one of my favorite roles of him, he’s completely compelling, as he literally disappears into the characters, and he’s funny and utterly terrifying in his unpredictability and in the genuine pleasure he seems to take in taking human life.
The best thing about Oldman’s performance is simply that it shows that he gave it his all and that he was having fun. All good performances are of course also due to the great direction, this is still widely considered Besson’s best and I won’t argue with that.
Oldman’s fan favorite line “EVERYONE”, was famously playfully improvised by Oldman, as a way to make director Luc Besson laugh, who liked it so much that he kept it in.
Something else that for me is perfect about the direction, is the pacing and timing, more precisely the balance between slower more emotional scenes and fast moving scenes.
The transition from one into the other feels completely unchaotic and natural, one scene flows beautifully into another, the film knows perfectly when to be slower and faster, in such a precise fashion that each emotional blow still feels like an utter surprise that you didn’t see coming for miles, or in this case better kilometers.
It all looks rather tranquil, but at times quite deceptively so, these are the moments of the grand action scenes, the tranquility conflicts with the violent nature of these scenes, lots of light, sunlight and white, sunny colors don’t usually mix with violence.
Symbolizing that she’s found a home and that she’s safe with him. The film also has excellent use of closeup, used in ways that really connects you with the characters and that causes an emotional impact.
And the action-packed sequences are shot in precisely the right way, meaning for me at least, that they’re riveting and that they make you both pumped and on edge at times.
But where it usually gets very bombastic, here it stays calm, which stands in contrast once again with the violence, It’s like calmness before the storm.
Then throughout the film, a short fragment, of a piece of classical music keeps repeating itself, I absolutely love the use of it, because it adds highly to the atmosphere and the emotions, unfortunately, I can’t find the name of it anywhere, and I’ve hunted for it quite a bit.
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Peter Appel
George Chewkanes
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Gregory R. Campbell
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