I first saw this in the late 90s. Then again in the mid 2k on a dvd i own.
Revisited the remastered extended version last night with my family.
This movie is more than just a hitman or an assassin movie.
The music is top notch, the characters are very well developed, the action scenes n direction are stylish.
But the best part are the scenes between Reno n Portman. Leon is amazingly n very differently portrayed by Reno.
There is a Bollywood copy known as Bichoo (Scorpio).
The only thing good in the Bollywood movie is that the guy who played Tony gives away all of the hitman's money to the girl whereas in the original, the character of Tony gives only a single currency note to Mathilda n keeps blabbing the same "safer than the usual bank story".
Revisited the remastered extended version last night with my family.
This movie is more than just a hitman or an assassin movie.
The music is top notch, the characters are very well developed, the action scenes n direction are stylish.
But the best part are the scenes between Reno n Portman. Leon is amazingly n very differently portrayed by Reno.
There is a Bollywood copy known as Bichoo (Scorpio).
The only thing good in the Bollywood movie is that the guy who played Tony gives away all of the hitman's money to the girl whereas in the original, the character of Tony gives only a single currency note to Mathilda n keeps blabbing the same "safer than the usual bank story".