Is there any love between Leon and Matilda?

It should be that Leon is not a killer, but a "true hero" who uses his life to extinguish the hatred in Matilda's heart

Because Matilda's wish is to avenge her family, Leon has never wanted her to go on the path of a killer, so he can only help Matilda avenge her in the end, so he said that this is what Matilda gave you

He loved Matilda too much, and before he died, he thought about Matilda and avenged her. As for saying "this is Matilda's for you", it is because this sentence reveals to us the deep feelings that Matilda did not forget in the last moments of his life.

I think what the boiled egg said makes a lot of sense.

I think it's love, because in the end Matilda says I love you to Leon, and she also says to the hotel front desk that Leon is her lover, and there is no fatherly love between them.

Hazy and ambiguous, it is a "love" that has changed color

The film's embodiment of "love" is hazy, ambiguous, and a discolored "love". It is neither vigorous nor understated, it acts like a drop of water into the cotton yarn, slowly spreading in it until it enters your heart. Leon's relationship with Matilda is escalating, and neither of them has ever touched on this emotional realm, and even if they try, they have ended in failure (the film implies that Leon once had a woman in his life).

Therefore, the emotions between them are as beautiful and charming as a fairy tale, but they are so far away. From the beginning of worship to the subsequent love and pity, and finally the outburst of emotion, this process can also be seen as the "growth story" of two people, the life or a part of life in the process of growth, just like a life course. There is indeed a lot of work on this narrative in the film:

a montage of the two together; a mysterious, warm and unrestrained red mattress; When Leon picked up Matilda, the close-up of the legs and feet of the two ......

It's beyond men and women, age, worldly true feelings, love is not appropriate, I feel that there is more pity in the heart of the male protagonist, for girls, this man has actually subconsciously become the object of satisfying her heart's desire to be protected.

It is also possible that the woman-like affection Matilda did not receive the love of her biological father may have taken a lot of comfort from Lyonna.

Yes! It's true love that transcends age! There is no deception, only pure love!

An irrational and deformed love.

They are all retired members of the CIA, and they know very well the ways and means of performing tasks in the CIA, and if they don't find one person to go out and attract the other ** who are in ambush, the result will be that all three of them will be doomed. Even the old lady who answered outside had the same result, so she could only sacrifice one to keep the others. As **, in fact, there shouldn't be any emotion, and the old lady should be given up, which is equivalent to the old lady being shot in the last mission and not wanting to leave, just not wanting to drag down the old madman, but the old lady's Russian lover just saved her.

This is my understanding, and I hope it can satisfy your question.

I don't think it's love....The little one is too naïve, Renault just cares about her, and she is hairy, and she is actually dead.

- -Do you think a person of that age would fall in love with a child who is about 12 years old, I think Leon just loves Matilda as a daughter.

It should be regarded as a combination of love, family affection, and friendship. Martinda is a little in love with Leon, her living environment is only Leon is really good to her, but she is still young, so it is estimated that even she herself does not understand what feelings she has for Leon, and Leon will like Martinda, but he will not let himself fall in love with Martinda, after all, Leon thinks they are not suitable. (Whether it's from age, experience, or the environment you experience.) ）

Haha, I've seen this video, and it's love between them, and I've written a movie review before, and the teacher said that it's love between them, because in the film, both of them are willing to die for each other, and at the end of the film, Marlena buries the potted plant that symbolizes Lyon in the soil, which is also a metaphor for burying this relationship.

I guess so. But there's also a little bit of friendship mixed in. In short, there are a lot of feelings

Do you still need to think about this? Leon paid with his life for her.

The world of my brother-in-law, he called the sponsorship to teach your husband, that is the job?

I think it's love, and it's obvious that Leon went from being sympathetic and caring for her like a child at first, to finally loving.

I think it's love.