The Fifth Element
Science Fiction • PG-13 • 1997 • 2 hr 6 min
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Bruce Willis, Milla Jovovich, Gary Oldman, Ian Holm, Chris Tucker
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Must see. A great number of references to use in conversation. A timeless wonder, it experiments with how we interpret space culture.
Still a good movie even if the graphic did not age well. Love the storyline and Bruce acting will always be amazing.
A space opera. Fantastic cinematography and engaiging story
Fantastical, out there, and keeps you so engaged!
I'm not sure if any movie as dumb (in mostly a good way) as this one ever had performances as good as those by Oldman, Jovovich, and Tucker.
Liked the whole thing from beginning to end, and I thought Chris Tucker was funny.
Grew up watching this, very simple plot, great characters, great acting, perfect for family’s that love sci fi
So fun, weird villains, weird characters, but all in a good way. That announcer guy is GRATING and slowly becomes the best part of the movie
It may well have stolen much of its brilliance from The Incal, but it was still a lot of fun with a vibrant world and a fun cast.
A fever dream with lots of action. I really liked it.
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