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Zero issues with "The Fifth Element"... I think it was a masterpiece and one of my favorite movies that stands the test of time... It holds its own place in its own genre...
Idk man, sounds like you just started to love it’s mistakes as much as the things it’s actually had going for it. I don’t love it but I don’t hate it, I see its appeal but by no means is this a “masterpiece”. If it is for you, I can’t deny it. I just have to say that it is a weird gold standard that you have, dude. No hate though.
I'm not sure I'd call it a masterpiece, but it is a genuinely awesome quirky movie. I personally like to point to it as a sort of personification of all things that made the 90s what they were and I love it for that
Fifth Element is a classic!! I remember i watched that VHS hundreds of times!....remember when basically every family had a huge furniture thing that held all your VHS and DVDs?
I wasn’t even alive in the 90’s and I can agree that a lot of old movies are great. T2, Jurassic Park....great computer animated effects. It surprises me how good the graphics were for the CGI even back then.
@@mantrox And them not meeting each other makes it not only funny, but a commentary about the divide between employees and employers. It's a brilliant aspect of the film.
The opera scene was weird, true. But it was the one stuck with me for decades after and after! The Diva is such an interesting concept for me lol. Scary yet inviting and alluring.
I saw this movie at the right time in life. I was 13 & saw it in theaters. This movie blew my mind. The comedy was perfect for my age range. The action was awesome. And the future world it's set in was absolutely astonishing. The Fifth Element really left an impact on me & will always be my favorite movie of all time.
I was 13 also and my dad took me to this and while it's not my favorite your comment echoes my feelings alot. Very similar experience - it was just so epic and fun
I think that's a HUGE underrated part of why this movie rocks! It creates a very cohesive future with weird rules and the fashion really sets the tone.
I LOVE The Fifth Element. Its definately a cult film. The soundtrack is also really cool. Also it's crazy that with each viewing I always notice something new. Like, until this review I didnt even realize that the hero and villain dont meet in this movie.
The outfits were so mental as they were designed by Jean Paul Gaultier .. You guys just talked about the clothes and look but failed to mention that they were designed by at the time the world's most famous designer...!!
This is one of my favorite movies of all time!!!! I have at least 10 copies of this film. Every time a new version comes out, I keep buying it! Every year I watch this movie. Glad I got the 4k edition. Love love love this movie! So much stuff thrown together and it all works.
Pretty sure Leeloo herself isn't the "Fifth Element". Each stone acts as a catalyst, requiring an interaction with its corresponding element to activate. Dallas kissing Leeloo implies Leloo as a catalyst and love as the "Fifth Element".
Really enjoyed this movie. Gary Oldman and Chris TUcker's over the top performances are worth the watch alone! Really surprised at James' take on this.
He hasn't watched it enough yet. Needs about 10 good viewings to get WTF is happening. There is literally too much stuff going on as he says. One watching is not enough.
@@eLiFILMSinc The character is specifically designed to be as obnoxious as possible. It's the kind of person who you love to hate, with an absurdly excessive style reminiscent of the rich people in the Hunger Games movies
The whole movie is full of Bruce Willis type action/humor, and is also somewhat reminiscent to cheesy movies from the 80's.... I just can't fathom how it goes right over James' head. LOL I love this movie
I completely didn't get Chris Tucker's character Ruby Rod at all... Until I found out the role was written for Prince, who turned it down. I was like "Ahhhhhh now it makes a little more sense."
I did not know that. A lot of the imagery is based off Jean-Claude Mézières and Pierre Cristin's Valerian & Laureline volume 15: The Circles of Power (flying taxis especially)! Then Mézières worked on Fifth Element then as a concept designer.
Me and my family love the Fifth Element it's my grandma's favorite movie lol we actually collect multiple copy's of this movie both VHS and DVD We must have 6 or 7 copy's by now :)
It's my all time favourite French movie. People don't realise that it's French of course, because it's all in English and it stars a lot of Hollywood actors
I love Bruce Willis in this movie. His character is like he is apart of the audience. He has no idea what he is looking at the whole time just like us. Genius.
I live in Australia, and on the 22nd anniversary of the movie, one of our local channels played it for 12 hours straight, on repeat. For no real reason
In Azerbaijan, and almost in all post USSR countries, Fifth Element is considered as a classic. It is more loved than Total Recall, Alien or even Predator
"What's the point?" is not always a question with an answer. Sometimes a movie is a two hour trip to another world, and that immersion is perhaps the point. It doesn't always matter that the story or tone doesn't add up.
If only we got the REAL Event Horizon!?! I’m pretty sure Cinemassacre did a review and mentions how they lost all of the “original cut” footage of the film. Apparently, crazy fepic! Like with amputees and some crazy stuff!
it was established that Leeloo was “the perfect being” early on. she was the only being who was able to withstand the force/power that was shot at the evil entity at the end. lets say some random person was used as the catalyst, they’d be killed. Leeloo WAS the fifth element.
I love this movie, specially the part when Ian Holm says "Mr. Willis" and Bruce Willis just corrects him saying "Mr. Dallas", and they just let that scene on the movie...
"Negative. I am a meat popsicle." I love 5th element. If you think Gary oldman can play anything watch tiptoes. He plays a midget and walks around on his knees.
Pretty sure James Rolfe totally gets the movie, and he addedthe POV of his "James the nerd" , character , as an inside joke and carried it along for the review.
One of my fave films of 1997! i saw this in theaters 3 times when i was turning 15 and dug it! one of my fave sci-fi action comedy films and it's like the Guardians of the Galaxy of it's time. Check out Leon The Professional and Nikita as well.
James, it's like basically a live-action version of Heavy Metal, but with the message being that love is what overcomes evil and binds all of life together.
Most couples have a "song" if my wife and I have anything it would be this movie. We each had a copy of this movie that we would watch together over the phone for our date nights when I was in military. It's still one of my favorite movies not strictly because of nostalgia.
they missed a lot of points, like the reason why blade runner and this one look similar (moebius), but that happens when we old people watch other old people talk about old stuff.
One of my favorite outfits was the Flight Attendant uniform. When Phantasy Star Online came out years later, I thought the Trunk (item storage) Girl outfit was based on them.
@@youtubasoarus That pet was Zorg's one and only friend, which was later used to illustrate to him that he really had no friends, just possessions -- oh, and the importance of friends. It's a very French movie. :p
She was not married to the director during this movie. The opera singer in the movie was married to the director. She had an affair with the director and after his marriage dissolved married him after the movie.
Even as a kid I felt the plot didn't make a lot of sense because it seems like the story just randomly starts but I still love it. The characters are a lot of fun and the world building is amazing.
Thanks for making me want to watch this masterpiece again boys. Mission accomplished. I forgot how much this movie kicks ass. James, I hope one day it clicks and you realize how good everything about this movie truly is. (YTS), here i come. ARRRRRRRR matey!! P.S. Chris Tucker owned that roll my dude...
Until this video and these comments, never thought of it that way but... 100% agree. I can imagine them more in a Bebop-esque world now that it's been pointed out.
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Hey nerd...
Thank you for bringing back the intro song lol
Cinemassacre sup
It's a crazy sci-fi action romp.
I saw alot of this movie in Valerian and never knew they had a connection.
The style is French.
This is one of my favorite movies ever.
BIG. BIG BADA BOOM!
I actually have the soundtrack of this move on my I phone lol
I never expected to see a comment of yours, sup dude!
Chicken! Oohhh chickan
Multi Pass...... Multi....Pass.
Same here
I always thought the Fifth Element had the perfect balance of CGI and puppetry that the Star Wars prequels couldn't get right.
The sequel trilogies can't get it right either.
@@riskvideos imo the sequels look great
@@riskvideos Rogue One gets it the better.
You are all wrong phantom menace is a master piece, and clone wars has denzel washington
Jordan Myers ok the phantom menace is the only one I actually want to acknowledge
Zero issues with "The Fifth Element"... I think it was a masterpiece and one of my favorite movies that stands the test of time... It holds its own place in its own genre...
Definitely. Its in my top 10
it DOESN'T HAVE a genre
Idk man, sounds like you just started to love it’s mistakes as much as the things it’s actually had going for it. I don’t love it but I don’t hate it, I see its appeal but by no means is this a “masterpiece”. If it is for you, I can’t deny it. I just have to say that it is a weird gold standard that you have, dude. No hate though.
I'm not sure I'd call it a masterpiece, but it is a genuinely awesome quirky movie. I personally like to point to it as a sort of personification of all things that made the 90s what they were and I love it for that
I love the movie and stand by comment. Everyone is entitled to there opinion, I respect that. That's all for me. Enjoy your weekend everyone.
Fifth Element is a classic!! I remember i watched that VHS hundreds of times!....remember when basically every family had a huge furniture thing that held all your VHS and DVDs?
I would prefer a weird movie with some tonal issues than the same cookie cutter bullshit Hollywood pumps out year after year.
Yea but everyone keeps paying to see all this garbage and therefore they keep making more.
It's like you just described the production of 90% of entertainment
"It's like watching Blade Runner then all of a sudden people keep winking at the camera"
Low key off the cuff hilarious comment.
That cracked me up 😆😆
My sides
Man, I just realized that this was released the same year as Starship Troopers. What a time for sci-fi.
The 90's was a bonanza for movies.
I wasn’t even alive in the 90’s and I can agree that a lot of old movies are great. T2, Jurassic Park....great computer animated effects. It surprises me how good the graphics were for the CGI even back then.
@@leroyvisiongames2294 Eh. The good CGI was good. The bad CGI was really fucking bad.
@@einherjar8147 NUUUKEM RICO
The Die Hard trilogy:
Die Hard
Die Hard 3
The Fifth Element
Aka Die Harder: In space!
@@kanebravo953 die hardest i reckon lol
YES!!!!
Die hard has fallen?
@@kanebravo953 In space no one can die hard!
Korben Dallas dresses like Duke Nukem. Always thought it, and wanted to hear them say it.
Duke are combi of body&face from arnold+dolph lundgren blond hair+bruce Willis (john mc clane) personality
James...you're tripping! The Fifth Element is an excellent movie! Mul...ti...pass!😁
SHE KNOWS it's a multi pass
Multipass?
@@Entropy3ko No....Leeloo Dallas multipass!
Worst movie ever
Dev Hann you’re stupid
Tony looks like he raided the wardrobe department of Ace Ventura.
😂😂😂
And then ate it.
Pride is an abomination. One must forego the self to obtain total spiritual creaminess, and avoid the chewy chunks of degradation.
As a big man myself I cracked up at the part where he ate the outfit
Ha..."Raid"
"It's just nice to see a female action hero without the foced girl power message"
Could not agree more.
You need more upvotes.
Absolutely.
Agree to the power of 9001.
It's an irrelevant remark because at the time there was no such message.
That's only because there was no social media back then.
Cinemassacre video. They've got Comedy. They've got Horror. They have Multipass.
MUL-TI-PASS
Lol I almost shit my pants when I read that!
@@shakes.816 lol
YES, she knows it’s a Multipass
@@shakes.816 LE-LOU MUL-TI PASS
I totally understand James's position. That being said, he is wrong.
He is wrong about many many things but aren't we all?
No
James taste in movies is so predictable.
Snacks I’ve thought the same recently. It’s almost like he’s stubborn to enjoy any movie outside his preference range the older he gets.
@asian dude Very much so. Its starting to get tiring to see them try to explain these movies to him and him just repeating that he doesn't get it
5th Element is a masterpiece!
Yes! A giant masterpiece of shit!
Ah but you admit that it's a masterpiece? Doesn't matter what medium is used as long as the end result is a masterpiece!
@@jojoface4940 well your comments are in the garbage hall of fame
Agreed, masterpiece it is.
This movie is still one of my favorites to this day. So many memorable scenes and quotes in this film. They just don't make them like this anymore.
Rip off or inspired by?
Maximum Overdrive came close. such FUN movies!
Gary Oldman was responsible for Bruce Willis' firing. It is a one off comment where he dissolves the taxicab company
Yeah but not one of them realise who the other one is really.
Serendipitous?
@@mantrox And them not meeting each other makes it not only funny, but a commentary about the divide between employees and employers. It's a brilliant aspect of the film.
Fun fact. Prince turned down the role of Ruby Rodd. He hated Jean Paul Gaultier's costume designs.
😯
Mark Dooley I’d have let Prince bring his own clothes. He would’ve been so much better than Chris Tucker.
The opera scene was weird, true. But it was the one stuck with me for decades after and after!
The Diva is such an interesting concept for me lol. Scary yet inviting and alluring.
"The most ambitious RPG..."
Had me in tears of laughter. xD xD xD
He's taking cues from Internet Historian
I saw this movie at the right time in life. I was 13 & saw it in theaters. This movie blew my mind. The comedy was perfect for my age range. The action was awesome. And the future world it's set in was absolutely astonishing. The Fifth Element really left an impact on me & will always be my favorite movie of all time.
@@uppernimbus I'm really feelin' it!
I was 13 also and my dad took me to this and while it's not my favorite your comment echoes my feelings alot. Very similar experience - it was just so epic and fun
Fun fact: Jean Paul Gaultier did the costume designs
you go up!
I think that's a HUGE underrated part of why this movie rocks! It creates a very cohesive future with weird rules and the fashion really sets the tone.
@Nosaveddata holy crap, I thought nobody remembers Eurotrash. Is it possible to watch it somewhere?
Fun widely know fact.
And Jean Paul gautier smells my farts
I died laughing at Ruby Rhod’s screaming during the bar gunfight scene.
Love the fact he gets so pissed when Bruce says almost nothing for the radio.
Ruby Rhod.
There's a push by the new "aware" generation to have the character branded offensive and an insult to guys who can scream that high...
James Dye Thanks, corrected.
When he pauses to catch his breath then keeps screaming. Holy fuck.
Ship's officer: W-where did he learn to negotiate like that?
President Lindberg: I wonder.
Best response ever!
Worst response ever
@Dev Hann edgelord is edgy!
@@jojoface4940 Phaget
I LOVE The Fifth Element. Its definately a cult film. The soundtrack is also really cool.
Also it's crazy that with each viewing I always notice something new. Like, until this review I didnt even realize that the hero and villain dont meet in this movie.
if the cult consist of 99% of the this planet's population...?
I used the Leeloo Dallas multi pass quote on a guard once. He didn't know what I was saying but I had the other guard rolling with laughter...
We constantly quote this movie in our household.
AZIZ! LIGHT!
Thanks Ray.
Lmao! I do the same
Yup. Me as well and I am 31 years old.
I literally said "Aziz Light!" just the other day lol. Yup, I'm right there with you!
One of my work buddies named his cat Leloo Dallas Multipass.
Mosster Rhod!
The outfits were so mental as they were designed by Jean Paul Gaultier .. You guys just talked about the clothes and look but failed to mention that they were designed by at the time the world's most famous designer...!!
Not actual research maybe?
This is one of my favorite movies of all time!!!! I have at least 10 copies of this film. Every time a new version comes out, I keep buying it! Every year I watch this movie. Glad I got the 4k edition. Love love love this movie! So much stuff thrown together and it all works.
I love how Tony was dressed up as a Hot Cheeto bag lol
Pretty sure Leeloo herself isn't the "Fifth Element".
Each stone acts as a catalyst, requiring an interaction with its corresponding element to activate. Dallas kissing Leeloo implies Leloo as a catalyst and love as the "Fifth Element".
I always saw the point as "love is the 5th element. An essential element of life"
Shawn Turner
I think that’s obvious
Yep, that was clearly the point of the whole journey. Lilo is not the 5th element, it's love
Canonically according to Besson, it's not love. It's sex.
And music is the fifth dimension which this movie has a lot of.
Really enjoyed this movie. Gary Oldman and Chris TUcker's over the top performances are worth the watch alone!
Really surprised at James' take on this.
Same.
He hasn't watched it enough yet. Needs about 10 good viewings to get WTF is happening. There is literally too much stuff going on as he says. One watching is not enough.
I'll always hate Chris Tucker in this. I've never come around to his character. Maybe I just hate Chris Tucker?
old man bewilderment has been james' take the last like 5 videos...
@@eLiFILMSinc The character is specifically designed to be as obnoxious as possible. It's the kind of person who you love to hate, with an absurdly excessive style reminiscent of the rich people in the Hunger Games movies
"This is weird, make it go away..." what a sad way to go through life.
the outfits were done by Jean Paul Gaultier based on the drawings by moebius
Möbius created the Airtight Garage game Arcade in SF at the Metrion, the Arcade was demolished.
Thats why they suck so bad
@@jojoface4940 Jesus get a life
@@theitfactorjameswheezer2852 i do have a life. It involves laughing at you and your lame comments
Orange was such a hot color.
The whole movie is full of Bruce Willis type action/humor, and is also somewhat reminiscent to cheesy movies from the 80's.... I just can't fathom how it goes right over James' head. LOL
I love this movie
It's a French farce. Hudson Hawk shows what "Bruce Willis type action/humor" is really like.
I agree.
The ending of the fifth element was so hillarious "What's wrong with you what are you screaming for?!"
😆😆😆😆😆
Chris Tucker!!!!
The Fifth Element is awesome, one of best movies of the 90's. It was epic.
Still is👍👍
The tone of the movie is Luc Besson.
I completely didn't get Chris Tucker's character Ruby Rod at all...
Until I found out the role was written for Prince, who turned it down.
I was like "Ahhhhhh now it makes a little more sense."
Also if you're wondering about the design choices look at Jean Giraud/Moebius art through the 60s-80s. And clearly a healthy dose of anime
Allen Rodgers a lot of the ideas from the failed Alejandro Jodorowsky / Moebius DUNE film is used in FIFTH ELEMENT.
Métal Hurlant, Heavy Metal style too.
It's almost as if Bilal's influences are Moebius and Giger Huh
The Incal
@Gene Bone But as Bilal was influenced by Moebius, you're getting in an endless loop...
Actually this IS (loosely) based on a graphic novel: the French series The Incal.
bY the amazing MOEBIUS
I did not know that. A lot of the imagery is based off Jean-Claude Mézières and Pierre Cristin's Valerian & Laureline volume 15: The Circles of Power (flying taxis especially)! Then Mézières worked on Fifth Element then as a concept designer.
@@comics26 and Jodorowsky. What a pairing, amazing.
The Incal is far superior and nothing to do with the 5th Element
I use my copy to prop up my monitor .
what the hell is with that questionable look? Fifth Element is great!
It's meant to get you to click on it
It worked
I was thinking the same.
It's okay, he has multipass
It really is. Brilliant movie!
That's because he was watching Lelu eating chicken😁
Me and my family love the Fifth Element it's my grandma's favorite movie lol we actually collect multiple copy's of this movie both VHS and DVD
We must have 6 or 7 copy's by now :)
James sounds like such a Dad talking about the Fifth Element
Explanation of The 5th Element: It's French! ;)
Nuff said.
This explains so much about this movie. The DVD copy I bought had french titles on it, which was even stranger.
It's my all time favourite French movie. People don't realise that it's French of course, because it's all in English and it stars a lot of Hollywood actors
How was the "Does anyone else wanna negotiate?" scene not mentioned? 😏
@@djhenyo not that part
One of the best parts
Talk about over the top. How did they not mention that Milla Jovovich does THREE TOPLESS SCENES!
The best way to understand this film is that It's like a space version of "Big Trouble in Little China."
I love Bruce Willis in this movie. His character is like he is apart of the audience. He has no idea what he is looking at the whole time just like us. Genius.
Not genius...just shit
@Dev Hann show us on the doll where the movie The 5th Element touched you as a child...
@@jojoface4940 Why are you here?
@@Rocinante158 he's sexually frustrated
I live in Australia, and on the 22nd anniversary of the movie, one of our local channels played it for 12 hours straight, on repeat. For no real reason
Seriously??? I thought we were better than that!
That's terrible
Lmao
To quote MF DOOM "If you don't get it you ain't supposed to."
In Azerbaijan, and almost in all post USSR countries, Fifth Element is considered as a classic. It is more loved than Total Recall, Alien or even Predator
I personally love it more than those other movies ❤️❤️❤️
I wonder what it is that makes this movie so appealing over there? I’m genuinely curious
Ceyhun Seferov Weird, cause all 3 are IMMENSELY better
@@underscoreisnotvalidthe dystopian future setting is relatable
Sad you don't get it! One of my favorites. Just so cool and fun and different!
Ya its sad alright...its a classic..just the visuals makes it so good how cares about the story and the goofy ending lol
"What's the point?" is not always a question with an answer. Sometimes a movie is a two hour trip to another world, and that immersion is perhaps the point. It doesn't always matter that the story or tone doesn't add up.
Always been in my top ten movies.
1997 sci-fi, Fifth Element, Starship Troopers and Event Horizon.
@Second Sight You really do
Shit.. That was a good year..
If only we got the REAL Event Horizon!?! I’m pretty sure Cinemassacre did a review and mentions how they lost all of the “original cut” footage of the film. Apparently, crazy fepic! Like with amputees and some crazy stuff!
This movie and Demolition man rocks!
What seems to be your boggle?
@@pizzamon795 My boggle? lol Oh man, now I feel like watching Demolition Man again. And The Fifth Element. They don't make 'em like that anymore.
@@X-Gen-001 I'm still trying to figure out the "3 seashell method"
@pizzamon 79 I remember finding a site years ago explaining how to use them lol.
@@pizzamon795 Yeah, I've got the 2 and 4 seashell methods down. The 3 one baffles me as well.
Leeloo wasn't the Fifth Element that was love. She was just the perfect being/catalyst that had to feel/be loved to unleash the fifth element
That makes a lot more sense. Didn't even register that was the case. Huh.
it was established that Leeloo was “the perfect being” early on. she was the only being who was able to withstand the force/power that was shot at the evil entity at the end. lets say some random person was used as the catalyst, they’d be killed. Leeloo WAS the fifth element.
Was surprised the guys missed that.
She refers to HERSELF as the fifth element in the movie bruh...
@@avisco01 the element itself is love. but she would be the by proxy "stone" if you will
I love this movie, specially the part when Ian Holm says "Mr. Willis" and Bruce Willis just corrects him saying "Mr. Dallas", and they just let that scene on the movie...
Where was that in the film?
@@elder-woodsilverstein7716 i don't think it was.
It's one of the greatest films ever made, and holds up extremely well in 2019. In my top 20, for sure.
Worst movie ever
@@jojoface4940 yep no life
I thought Chris Tucker was going to be a guest... lmao
Why
I couldn't stand him in this movie. I ended up hating this movie. I liked Chris Tucker in Friday.
@@rickvalentino6920 but he played a completely different character and I think he played ruby rod to the max.
I work with a Corbin and I always call him Corbin-My-Man.
Hereinliesthetruth same!!!!
Corbin Dallas Multipass.
"Negative. I am a meat popsicle." I love 5th element. If you think Gary oldman can play anything watch tiptoes. He plays a midget and walks around on his knees.
18:19 "it has no place in my heart the same way you guys do" awww James ♥️♥️♥️♥️ lmao I know he didn't mean to say that
Pretty sure James Rolfe totally gets the movie, and he addedthe POV of his "James the nerd" , character , as an inside joke and carried it along for the review.
One of the best Sci-Fi movies.
Andrew see more.
On paper I should feel like James about this movie. But in practice I love the hell out of it. I don't know why this movie works so well, but it does.
Do people really use paper that much to still use that saying?
Shouldn't it be like, "on tablet" or something like that? Lol
@@agonleed3841 no used toilet paper that Jim the Nerd found in the Wa Wa. whatever the holy fk that even is...??!
This is one of my top fav all time movies. I enjoy it every time I watch!
This is sort of like an episode of RedLetterMedia Re:View where the guys have been huffing paint and sniffing glue for years.
Multi pass: exists
Gandalf: Wait that’s illegal.
I can't believe they didn't mention the connection with the Heavy Metal Movie/Series...
I knew I wasn't the only one thinking this. They're way to similar to ignore. Love Heavy Metal 80s version!
Luc Besson read the original French version, Metal Hurlant, when he was a teen.
@@Madbandit77 I really wish the SyFy Metal Hurlant anthology series from a few years ago stuck around.
Great movie. I grew up on it. Multi-pass!
Chicken good
Leiloo mall tea pass
I saw this movie in a Cinema in London back in 97, visually it was absolutely stunning at the time and it still is in a lot of ways.
When James said he didn’t get it and asked if it was a comedy I just wanted to say to him
“It’s French, James.”
One of my fave films of 1997! i saw this in theaters 3 times when i was turning 15 and dug it! one of my fave sci-fi action comedy films and it's like the Guardians of the Galaxy of it's time.
Check out Leon The Professional and Nikita as well.
15:34 - I went straight to Bib from Return of the Jedi..."Die Wanna Wanga!"
"Jabba No Wonga"
Came for the mul tee pass... stayed for the CHICKAN!!!
No "Auto washhhhh"?
Gemini Croquet Contest
Chickan gud!
@@calebclunie4001 Yeah, that's me. I stayed for the auto-wash. :P
It' Sci-Fi Die Hard = Sci-Hard
that's actually a great way of describing this Movie
@@flatsun2132
Thank you.🙏
Sci-Fi Die Hard... in SPACE! (and in the future... and in new york... or something).
@@full-blastforever7442
😂🙏
That comment msde me read Hard twice
James, it's like basically a live-action version of Heavy Metal, but with the message being that love is what overcomes evil and binds all of life together.
No, its a live action shitty rip off of heavy metal
"I was at Astronomicon lasht week" Of course you were, man.
The fifth element is one of my favorite movies. My dad and I watch it all the time.
Most couples have a "song" if my wife and I have anything it would be this movie. We each had a copy of this movie that we would watch together over the phone for our date nights when I was in military. It's still one of my favorite movies not strictly because of nostalgia.
Didn't they realize the movie is basically a Heavy Metal Magazine homage?
Sadly, I don't think Heavy Metal is that widely known, despite South Park doing a parody of it.
@@WickedWicka Maybe not so much now, but when our generation (30-40) were growing up it was pretty widely known and appreciated
they missed a lot of points, like the reason why blade runner and this one look similar (moebius), but that happens when we old people watch other old people talk about old stuff.
more like besson riffing on the incal
@@dotanuki3371 , no not the incal. it's the "long tomorrow" story from moebius and the movie "Heavy metal"
One of my favorite outfits was the Flight Attendant uniform. When Phantasy Star Online came out years later, I thought the Trunk (item storage) Girl outfit was based on them.
Worst outfit ever
@@jojoface4940 Phaget
This is one of the best movies ever made imo.
Worst movie ever
@@jojoface4940 well you clearly have an obsession with hating on this movie
Yikes haha
And the soundtrack! Fifth Element is very musical movie, brilliant OST by Eric Serra.
One of my favourite film scores for sure.
He has a unique style...
Eric Serras work on both The Fifth Element and Goldeneye is masterful!
Idk if you've ever played Xenogears, yasunori mitsuda soundtrack at times very similar music to Serra's.
@@adrianschagerl4486 Goldeneye OST is definately underrated, excellent work of combining modern sounds with classic Bond themes.
The fifth element is my favorite sci-fi movie of all time! ❤❤
That's because you're a Luna...tic. :)
No, I love it, too. It's great.
@@SpaceCattttt 😂👍
Bruce Willis in a wife beater and young Mila Jovovich in....not very much.
What`s there not to get?
The creature Zorg keeps under his desk. WTF'ing hell was that?! Tell me someone on this planet understands what that is, and why he had it.
...that one armored guard with the sharp (RAZOR sharp) jaw line & goatee.
"...I'm just a messenger..."
@@youtubasoarus That pet was Zorg's one and only friend, which was later used to illustrate to him that he really had no friends, just possessions -- oh, and the importance of friends. It's a very French movie. :p
@Timothy Dexter There was a sequel. "Valerian".
She was not married to the director during this movie. The opera singer in the movie was married to the director. She had an affair with the director and after his marriage dissolved married him after the movie.
The Fifth Element is the only film where I like Milla Jovovich.
You should check out one of her earlier films, it's a German action film called "Lola Rennt" or "Run Lola Run." It's actually pretty good.
@@andrewamann8855 Omg yes that is actually a superb film!
Hahaha same here
@@andrewamann8855 That's not Jovovich in that movie.
@@malafakka8530 after a bit of digging, it seems I misremembered... Still a damn solid film.
Even as a kid I felt the plot didn't make a lot of sense because it seems like the story just randomly starts but I still love it. The characters are a lot of fun and the world building is amazing.
Blade runner + demolition man = the fifth element. 😍
Not a bad way to put it
shouldnt you be playing starblood arena psvr before it gets taken down in july?
@@idnintel good man, fellow gamecat sounds like. Unfortunately, I dont own it. I got in the VR game a little late. 😓
Holy shit, you're RIGHT!!! 🤣
I'm completely blinded by nostalgia on this one. One of my favorite Sci-Fi movies of all time.
Thanks for making me want to watch this masterpiece again boys. Mission accomplished.
I forgot how much this movie kicks ass. James, I hope one day it clicks and you realize how good everything about this movie truly is. (YTS), here i come. ARRRRRRRR matey!!
P.S. Chris Tucker owned that roll my dude...
I've always held that this is a live-action anime.
Until this video and these comments, never thought of it that way but...
100% agree. I can imagine them more in a Bebop-esque world now that it's been pointed out.
The setting is Blade Runner, but the outfits are Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure
This guy is talking truths Slowbro
Seriously. Good grief.
Well put.
Oraoraoraoraoraora
I think Versace did the wardrobe for this, so it ended up like a summer show in Paris.
I love how the "supreme being" ends up banging Bruce Willis at the end. Movie logic.
Lol.... movie logic... gotta push the lust ... not love ..
Are you saying you wouldn't bang Bruce Willis?
@@annaliseoconner9266 lol not my type .. wrong parts lol
Bruce Willis ain't that hot.
in the 90's everything had comedy shoehorned into it,
don't question it lol
Dillon Sykes Then explain grunge
90s hit movies were alot better than most 2010s. This decades is garbage.
Shoehorned is right. Sometimes things don't fit right.
The Fifth Element is the live action version of an 80's anime that should've existed.