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The Fifth Element - If it's on, I watch.
It’s 12:44am, I’m watching The Fifth Element, and it has occurred to me that I’ve never reviewed the movie – only the soundtrack. A veritable shame since I love the movie so much. Time to remedy that.
The concept is fairly simple, although as you quickly...
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The Fifth Element ? I thought my VCR was broken
When the opening credits of The Fifth Element began to roll, I thought that my VCR must be broken, or at least on its last legs, but it was just the sound effects. It was made in 1997, and it drew upon many earlier films.
The opening scenes show a cluster of asteroids...
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Fifth Element: Just fun.
This movie rates high on my overall list just because it is a fun movie. It doesn’t make you think (at least not too much), it doesn’t make you too sad, it doesn’t have any redeeming humanistic qualities other than it is a fun Sci-Fi movie with a bit of fantasy added in. It doesn’t have anything... Read full review »
This movie is nuts!
Bruce Willis and Milla Jokavich together is all that i couold really want. You get the beautiful super model running around in a futurist bathing suit for the first half of the movie along side one of the best action movie stars ever. The visual effects are great for its time. It has a story line... Read full review »
A Good Mix of Action, Adventure, Comedy, and Sci-Fi Fantasy; Great for any mood!
The Fifth Element, directed by Luc Besson, is one of my favorite movies of all time. At first glance, it's not hard to think it may be too cheesy for its own good- but give it a chance and you may end up loving it!
It has a great combination of genres in it. I would say overall it is a...
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The Fifth Element
I love this movie! I love the scene where the diva sings! I love it so much that I downloaded the song! The acting is great! The plot and music are great! The special effects are awesome too! Overall one of my favorite movies! Read full review »
Who In Gods Name Would Do Such A Thing
Sci-fi these days never in to the far future, but like comical sci-fi, it is some centuries later in the future. It is the one interests me to watch it. It is a sci-fi sets in many years away. It begins with 3000 years before the time of the future present day, an archeologist and his student... Read full review »
The Fifth Element is Kitsch, But fun kitsch.
There seems to be an obsession with Egypt and its mythology and other in many sci-fi flicks recently. I first saw one in Stargate, and then the Mummy and the Mummy Returns, and before the last two there was the Fifth Element. This is where a special being called Leeloo (Milla Jovovich) comes in... Read full review »
Sexy Redhead saves the world
French director Luc Besson (Nikita) is not one I would have readily associated with a fantasy adventure, certainly not a PG rated, family friendly fantasy from the director of movies such as Nikita and Leon, yet this is the material that he was using with spectacular results in 1997's classic The... Read full review »
Rats...I gotta save the world again??
The Fifth Element is one of those movies that is so under appreciated. I remember when it was first in theaters and the commercials on tv about it. These commercials made me think this movie was something it wasn't. Which is to say I thought it was just another shoot 'em up, brainless action flick... Read full review »
Future fun in Luc Besson' imaginative action films
Well I know for a start that Bruce Willis can be a good actor sometimes, and Chris Tucker can be funny every now and then and could Gary Oldman's performance be as good as past performances in other movies. It was all really hit and miss when I saw the trailers for it. But when I actually saw the... Read full review »
Love action- this is a movie for you
Not only did I find the music and acting terrific in this film the directing is rather breathtaking. Each scene literally blends well into the other, and you're left with many surprises as the plot unfolds.
Basically Earth gets threatened by this terrible evil every 5000 years, which if not...
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Great actors, put em' in a blender, this is what you get...
Bruce's worst ever. Gary's worst ever. Tucker's DEFINITELY worst. The poor script, theme, ending and not to mention characters was repulsive. I have no Idea how is it that they casted Tucker, Oldman, and Willis as the worst freakshows in Sci-Fi history. They basically took Tucker's funny... Read full review »
What is the Fifth Element?
The movie starts in Egypt circa 1914. We have an archaeologist about to uncover something that he's not supposed to uncover. A man entrusted with the secret wants to stop hip, but can't seem to do it. By some galactic coincidence, a group of aliens lands. They kill the archaeologist and take the... Read full review »
Forget The Other Four, I Want The Fifth Element
The Fifth Element serves up a whole lot of science fiction with a little action, comedy, and suspense on the side. Luc Besson should be credited with creating a film that similar to Ridley Scott?s Blade Runner, stretches the boundaries of imagination. Not only does he create new ideas for weapons... Read full review »
"The Fifth Element"
Before I start, let me warn you, I am an art nerd. The art direction (synchronizing colors with moods, overall flow) was amazing in the 5th element. I am absolutely in love with this movie because it is incredibly aesthetically stimulating. A really intense color scheme is used, which is a pleasant... Read full review »
Tasty Candy, but it'll leave you feeling hollow...
The 5 the Element is one of Luc Besson's few stabs at the mainstream US market. It boasts an impressive cast including the former miss-Besson, Super model Milla Jovovwich, Bruce Willis, Gary Oldman and Chris Tucker, not to metion scores of other big names dotted through out the movie.
It...
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The Fifth Element - Can a Cab Driver Save the Earth?
I have seen The Fifth Element several times since the first time I rented it. I liked the movie the first time I saw it. This movie is now part of my DVD collection.
PLOT
The movie began in the past, around 1914. The setting was an archaeological site in Egypt. A professor was...
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Nothing but a masterpiece...
I can in all honesty not come up with anything I truly dislike about this movie. The vision that Luc Besson had was awesome and I can see why he pushed for 10 years to finally get funding to make this movie. What does disappoint me is the movie only ended up making 63 million at the box office (it... Read full review »
Element-ary, My Dear Dallas
The previews for this movie asked the question, "What is the Fifth Element?" The movie answers it...sort of.
In true science fiction form, this movie takes something that you might have expected and makes from it the unexpected. I guess, in that respect, I was caught a little off guard...
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