Tarantino raises complete chaos in this movie.
If you can't stomach violence, rape, and etc., then skip ahead of this movie. It will turn your stomach upside down.
For the typical Tarantino fan (like me) or for someone who can enjoy various styles of movies, this is probably the most politically relevant and the most politically incorrect movie that Tarantino has ever made. One may ask, "Even more politically incorrect than Django Unchained?" I'd say so, no one is given…
Jean Reno gives us a fine performance as a hitman who doesn't have any morals nor emotions but "no women, no children" rule. He is potentially anyone's worst nightmare. Furthermore, Reno portrays Leon as a man who displays a lack of love and emotion and can be particularly awkward (if you will) when those in despair need it.
On the other side of the spectrum, Gary Oldman additionally gives us an excellent execution of depicting a corrupt DEA agent with…
Let me tell you a bit about myself first.
The first Star Wars movie, A New Hope, first came out in the summer of 1977; in which, my dad was just a fourteen year old who had pleaded to his parents to give him the two dollars to watch the movie.
He fell in love with it.
Everything was perfect; the plot, characters (especially Han Solo's swagger), and all of the little things that appeal to people in movies all…
Words cannot do justice for this film.
After upon watching this film, I sat on my chair speechless for about five minutes with words unable to come out of my mouth.
Please also know that I'm not jumping on a Min-sik Choi bandwagon; before watching this film, I had no clue about any of the actors involved with this movie.
Performances:
Each actor fulfills his or her assignment to make this movie dark as possible; we see scenes of violence…
