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derek (#)

11 years ago

awesome movie

audsmaud (#11231)

Reply to derek

11 years ago

what movie is it?

notspamming (#44655)

Reply to audsmaud

11 years ago

Please, pleeese, tell me you’re joking ?

audsmaud (#11231)

Reply to notspamming

11 years ago

Opps. We gotta movie snob here, everyone give him a hand.

compasseagle89 (#5061)

Reply to audsmaud

11 years ago

Leon: The Professional.

audsmaud (#11231)

Reply to compasseagle89

11 years ago

Thanks 🙂

derek (#)

Reply to audsmaud

11 years ago

here in the states it’s just the professional, it was natalie portman’s first movie and america’s introduction to jean reno. not huge at the box office but a cult classic.

Caio (#104)

11 years ago

Everyone what?

notspamming (#44655)

Reply to Caio

11 years ago

Everyone who.

derek (#)

Reply to notspamming

11 years ago

bring me EVERYONE!!! who ? the police movie is the professional

Stolid (#1669)

11 years ago

MFW every time I have to repeat an order to my division. I took the time to give clear instructions.. and you STILL ask dumb questions?!?!?

HoChunk (#5604)

11 years ago

Identify this flick:

“Search everywhere!”
“What about over there?”
“Is ‘there’ a part of ‘everywhere’?”
“Uh…yes…?”
“THEN SEARCH THERE!”

Enemy_Of_the_cause (#)

Reply to HoChunk

11 years ago

Kung Fu Panda

HoChunk (#5604)

Reply to Enemy_Of_the_cause

11 years ago

Close enough (KFP2).

no (#)

11 years ago

If you get the European version, you get the cut where theres creepy sexual tension between Jean Reno and a super young Natalie Portman.

Both versions are great, just be prepared.

Nurgen (#177884)

Reply to no

11 years ago

I always felt that it was the reverse. Whilst those extra scenes may be weird, they make the relationship make sense. In the U.S release their relationship takes a sudden jump because of the missing scenes, which is creepy itself, as well as just not seeming right from a story perspective.