Nikita Page #3

Synopsis: Nikita est très jeune, elle a vingt ans, mais elle a emprunté une mauvaise voie. Pendant un hold-up avec sa bande, elle tue un policier et est condamnée à la prison à vie. Les services secrets, par contre, lui offrent une voie de sortie : devenir un agent spécial, prêt à tout, à leur service. Nikita accepte et commence ainsi un apprentissage très dur qui concerne non seulement les différents modes de tuer, de prendre la fuite ou de faire face à des situations imprévues, mais aussi la manière de se comporter en femme qui a de la classe, capable de se conduire avec aisance dans tous les milieux. Sous la conduite de Bob, Nikita arrive à freiner son caractère rebelle et à surmonter la terrible épreuve finale. Elle semble être devenue une personne différente et tombe amoureuse. Mais faut-il faire confiance aux services secrets ?
Genre: Action, Thriller
Director(s): Luc Besson
Production: Samuel Goldwyn Films
  Nominated for 1 Golden Globe. Another 6 wins & 16 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.4
Metacritic:
56
Rotten Tomatoes:
88%
R
Year:
1990
117 min
1,501 Views


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Your mission code name:

Josphine.

Good luck.

I'm scared.

The worst's over.

Second floor, sunny, central heating,

and, lucky for you, it's vacant.

Perfect.

Perfect.

Are you in a hurry? Huh?

No, no, not at all.

Good, 'cause my register's acting up.

The belt's broken, too. So...

I've got plenty of time.

That's good.

Push it over and we'll sort it out.

Ravioli.

Hey, ravioli.

I'm slow. I've only been here two days.

It's really complicated.

Cookies. Having yourself painted?

God, no price tag! Can't be worth

more than 10 francs. Call it 10!

What time do you finish?

Six o'clock.

How about dinner?

Ten francs!

It's not finished.

I'm embarrassed. Usually I do the inviting.

You've really confused me.

I don't know what to say.

Never mind. Eat.

Yeah, sure, eat.

It's really good.

Something funny happened this morning

at the store. Really funny!

That neither.

I know, I'll eat while it's hot.

Don't start what you can't stop.

Sorry, I want you.

It'll get cold.

You were getting it!

I put the kettle on.

Yeah, you did f*** all!

Breakfast, Highness.

There. Sh*t, I'll be late.

Your Highness slept well?

I'll invite Lon to dinner Saturday.

Good.

He's missing Brittany, poor guy.

I'll make crpes.

You know how to?

We might go into business.

Doing what?

Designing boats.

-With him as the eraser?

-Hey, Lon's a nice guy.

I've seen more intelligent bananas.

Give him a break.

Why don't you invite your friend?

Who?

You made a friend in a store, a blond,

didn't you? Last week?

Yes, but I don't know if she's a friend yet.

This is your chance to find out.

If it doesn't work,

Lon will peel her bananas.

We get on well, huh?

We've been together six months now.

Marie,

how come you never bring people here?

No relatives, no friends.

Nobody.

Because I love only you.

There you go.

No! Tell him I hate his guts.

Hello?

Josphine?

Yes.

The George V bar, in an hour.

Who was it?

The hospital. I'm on duty.

Tea.

Got a light?

The Regina basement, in an hour.

Don't move.

Legs apart.

Josphine.

Sorry.

Put that on.

What do I do now?

You wait.

Room service, good morning.

Certainly, sir.

What do I do now?

Go home.

Is that all?

Hello?

Marie?

Bob speaking.

How are you?

Fine. I'm just fine.

I wanted to congratulate you.

I'm glad the first job went well.

Thanks.

Have you settled in?

Yes, really well.

I have a fianc.

Great. I'm glad everything's going well.

I have to go now, Marie.

Good luck for the next.

Bob?

Yes?

I'd like you over for dinner.

I'd be delighted.

Bob?

Uncle Bob?

Come in. She's in the bathroom.

Let me help you.

You shouldn't have, for the flowers.

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Luc Besson

Luc Besson is a French film director, screenwriter, and producer. He directed or produced the films Subway, The Big Blue, and Nikita. more…

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