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15:44 They think this because he just ripped it out out of annoyance at the onboard AI.

I love your vault overall where did you get that?😊

You are very observant, quite a lot of background details you find, and clever deductions. I have seen quite a few Reaction videos from non-players, and It's very interesting to see that there are things we as players pick up, or situations that give us warning signs, that non-players do not pick up on.

There was a Wasteland Survival guide in the General store in Filly. The shop is filled with small Easter eggs.

So I guess this movie confirms that "bada boom" is from the Divine Language.

Beeson has also done _Lucy_ and _Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets_. Some of design including costumes is from French cartoonists from magazines like Métal Hurant, such as Moebius.

14:10 I like to think that Leeloo's words, are a reference to the 1992-1998 science kid's show "Beakman's World", with the show's catch phrase "Bada-Bing, Bada-Bang, Bada-Boom".

This and Hudson Hawk is my two Bruce favorites with the two RED movies close behind. I like his funnier side you see hear and in Hudson Hawk Bruce does some singing. Enjoy.

10 days and no mention that Gary Oldman was Sirius Black in the Harry Potter movies?

I actually know a bunch of the people who started or worked at Bioware (we ran with the same crowd back in the day), and I can say that this movie was well loved by that crowd. I am sure there was some influences, subconscious or not, for the Asari.

I think the most amazing thing is that this film, Chris Tucker, Milla Jovovich, and director Luc Besson were all nominated for both best and worst film, supporting actor, supporting actress and director respectively across many awards (along with many other "best" awards)! There was a real love-hate relationship with critics at the time of its release. An iconic film as far as I'm concerned with so much fun, and personality packed into its run time!

Thanks for the reaction, watched it almost 30 years ago. I don't have any real fun fact, but I enjoyed your reaction to it. I'll check around what else you have here. Have a nice day.

The inspiration for this, Blade Runner and pretty much everything else is Jean Giraud. Giraud's lawyer threatened to sue the producers of this film, only to learn Giraud did the design on it. From Wikipedia: _Mœbius also contributed storyboards and concept designs to numerous science-fiction and fantasy films, such as Alien, Tron, The Fifth Element, and The Abyss... [ Ridley] Scott did explicitly acknowledge "Mœbius" for his contributions in the special features for the movie in the Alien Quadrilogy home media collection. Scott was taken with Giraud's art, having cited "The Long Tomorrow" as an influence on his second major movie Blade Runner of 1982_ Just do a google image search for Moebius or Jean Giraud.

I don't think the "big bada boom" comes from this movie, I remember hearing as early as the 1960s and for sure in the 1980s from Andrew Dice Clay. I think it's American Italian slang. What does big bada boom mean? Back in the day, before the 1990s Sopranos, before the 1972 film “The Godfather,” the 1958 Pat Cooper movie “The Italian Wedding,” used the remarkable phrase “Bada bing, bada boom,” meaning “Long story short” or “There you have it.” Bada bing bada boom is a popular East Coast slang phrase used to wrap up a story.

you look like that american comedian whitney cummings. fun reaction, tossed you a sub.

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This film is just pure joy - one of my all-time top 5 films regardless of genre.

Great reaction, you gotta do Deadpool and Deadpool 2

You are a very charming and funny girl. It's a pleasure to watch ❤💖❤

French touch !

I swear, the next time a cop asks me for ID, I'm gonna go, "Leeloo Dallas, multi-pass!"

this Is were baada boom is from... Jesus...this girl is pretty.......dumb...lol...ya Goofy m8te from Australia

Maaaaybe do Star Trek starting with 2009.

That was excellent. Hope to see more movie reactions from you in the future :)

I loved your fallout reactions, and seeing you picked up this gem of a movie - an obvious watch for me, really enjoyed watching you introduce yourself to The Fifth Element. This was fun.

The fire in the casino was the largest indoor burn for a movie. It burned out of control for a long time and people were injured.

I've been listening to that sixteen tons song unironically for five years, lmao. It's really cathartic when your job is stressing you out.

Milla is a Model and has a teenage daughter who looks a lot like her.

Luc Besson has done some extraordinary movies in many genres -- "Leon" (Crime) "Le Femme Nikita" (Spies) "The Messenger" (Joan of Arc) ""The Extraordinary Adventures of Adèle Blanc-Sec" (A French Female Indiana Jones adventure) "Taken" (Action) "

If you're looking for somthing to watch while you wait for the 2nd season I recommend "A Boy and His Dog" a 1975 movie that was one of the inspirations for the Fallout franchise.

fan fuct, much of the fashion and many costumes was designed by jean paul gaultier

I remember getting to watch this in High School; the ratings agency gave it a PG rating instead of an M15+.

Hello there, I enjoyed your reaction so much that I subscribed within the first 7 mins, looking forward to seeing more of your reactions, this is one of many fun movies of this era, please check out Stargate, Greetings and best wishes from Monterrey Mexico.

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Great reaction. Love this movie seen it so many times. The language she speaks is also spoken by the Tall aliens at the start of Valarian and The City of A Thousand Panets, another movie by Luc Besson that you should check out.

Great movie great reaction

The Fifth Element is Life and Life Loves.