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This was like a sci-fi fever dream that all came together chaotically but seamlessly. What a cast! It was an incredibly immersive world with vibrant colors and unique characters. I think it holds up very well, partially due to the reliance on practical effects rather than special effects. I can see why this has become a cult classic!

Watched on: Netflix / Runtime: 2:05:51

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(Full Reaction) The Fifth Element

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LaserLamb

What a great movie! Luc Besson is a great director (Léon the Professional, La Femme Nikita, Lucy, etc.) & the costumes were all done by fashion designer Jean-Paul Gaultier. So pretty much this was a French vision of 200 years from now.😄 It's always so enjoyable watching movies with you Jackie, you always point out things that never occur to me. "Oh the stones are conveniently right where the diva got shot!" 😆 I just figured it would be in her belly, where else would they be? What did you think of Chris Tucker's performance? 😆 I can hear Luc Besson telling the casting director "I need the comedian with the most frenetic energy!" I'm glad you got away to Europe! 🇪🇺 I hope you can share some experiences with us! Peace ☮️& Love ✨️💖✨️

Phillip Arthur

Luc Besson wrote the original draft of The Fifth Element when he was just 16 years old as a way to escape a lonely childhood. It eventually became a reality two decades later, breaking records as the most expensive non-Hollywood film ever produced at the time. Which is so is so crazy at the exact same time. Thanks Jax, this was amazing me and you are similar in watching fur the first time!!! Loved every min ❤️

Kal

Great reaction, as always. I really like Luc Besson movies, he often tries to push the envelope and has scouted and launched the careers of many actors, including Nathalie Portman, Jean Reno and Milla Jovovich (in this movie) Liam Neeson also credits him for relaunchin his career at age 55 with Taken.

Cojuancidence

14th like! A burglerhobbit* love this gem*

Robert Inman

Thanks Jax! This was a quirky envisioning of French Sci-fi, another one akin to this Is Valerian and the City of a 1000 Planets - also a Luc Besson production of French Sci-fi comics.

Glen Roberts

Closest Bruce and Gary got to meeting was when they crossed paths at the elevators.

Ed Scoglio

Yeah, this movie is bonkers! Visually it's one of the more creative movies you'll ever see. They made this future look so lived in! It's not bright and shiny, but it's not dystopian either! It had a great balance. Bruce Willis is awesome! You hit the nail on the head about what makes him such a great action star.

Paulo

I love this movie, it’s my comfort movie, it’s cheesy, campy and super weird perfect for me.

Matt

Jax another Luc Besson movie I really recommend is known for yet again being a massive flop but I think it was ahead of its time just like John Carter, is Valerian and The City of 1000 Planets. I'd suggest going in as blind as possible. For me it's easily a top 100 of all time, again it's for me, and I've seen 1000s if not 10s of 1000s of movies now. I think it's misunderstood and amazing.