Leon (UK)
From the Director of "La Femme Nikita"
Certificate: 18
Running Time: 106 mins
Retail Price: £15.99
Release Date:
Content Type: Movie
Synopsis:
A perfect assassin. An innocent girl. They have nothing left to lose except each other. He moves without sound. Kills without emotion. Disappears without trace. Only a 12 year old girl knows his weakness.
One of the most eagerly awaited DVD`s is has finally been given a release date. Jean Reno plays the perfect assassin, Leon. Natalie Portman plays Mathilda the not so innocent 12-year-old girl who Leon reluctantly take care of after her parents and little brother are killed in a revenge attack by Stansfield and his gang, after her father gets involved in drugs.
Mathilda who was out of the New York apartment at the time shopping, survives by finding shelter with neighbour Leon. She soon discovers his profession, a hit man, and seeks his help to extract revenge on her families killers. Leon a ruthless killer who is unfamiliar with friendships and fatherly tasks, soon discovers his abilities to love and care for a 12-year-old with nothing to lose.
Special Features:
Interactive Menus
Scene Access
Video Tracks:
Widescreen Letterbox 2.35:1
Audio Tracks:
Dolby Digital 5.1 English
Subtitle Tracks:
Icelandic
Swedish
Finnish
CC: English
Greek
Danish
Norwegian
Directed By:
Luc Besson
Written By:
Luc Besson
Starring:
Peter Appel
Danny Aiello
Natalie Portman
Gary Oldman
Jean Reno
Casting By:
Todd M. Thaler
Soundtrack By:
Eric Serra
Director of Photography:
Thierry Arbogast
Editor:
Sylvie Landra
Costume Designer:
Magali Guidasci
Production Designer:
Dan Weil
Producer:
Bernard Grenet
Luc Besson
Executive Producer:
Claude Besson
Distributor:
Buena Vista
Your Opinions and Comments
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The picture quality of this disc is good, colours are nice and vibrant but sadly the transfer is non-anamorphic.
The sound on the disc is good with all the speech heard nice and clearly, plus the soundtrack in this movie is one of the best I`ve heard.
The extra features are non-existent which is a shame, but in the end, the fact that the film is so good makes up for this.