The entire movie was pure Kino. I do wonder if one day we will ever see anything quite like it, the 90s future Sci fi always seemed to be very comfy for the most part. What I am shocked at is it hasn't been remade and ruined yet.
>World building and visuals are fantastic >Weird mix of sci fi and mystical >Great creature design >Great cast >Fun villain >Doesn't require a sequel or additional installments >Practical effects with limited CGI (which was decent for the time)
It was lightning in a bottle
I suggest the game Mischief Makers, might be a coincidence because they came out at the same time but its music sounds extremely inspired by Fifth Element, it has some similar vibes, characters and a future space setting
Very cool gameplay with counters and stuff
I'm reminded more of Jak & Daxter given the designs of the Modachiwans and the mystic meets tech shit
The entire movie was pure Kino. I do wonder if one day we will ever see anything quite like it, the 90s future Sci fi always seemed to be very comfy for the most part. What I am shocked at is it hasn't been remade and ruined yet.
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I loved the little music moments like when the alien pressed the red button on the gun
The entire movie was pure Kino. I do wonder if one day we will ever see anything quite like it, the 90s future Sci fi always seemed to be very comfy for the most part. What I am shocked at is it hasn't been remade and ruined yet.
Blue cat alien people aside, Cameron still has it in him after thirty years.
Avatar is worth a rewatch every few years, but the second one not so much.
Battle Angel Alita was really good, and similar to Fifth Element, thrust us into a future of cyborgs, aliens, beautiful visuals, and a bit of love.
Granted, it used the born hot yesterday trope too, but it was still good.
no, it isn't because you will not remember. It's just two hours that will be a blank in your mind like you got general anaesthetic. You could do anything else in that time and there's a chance you'd enjoy it and remember it, or make money that you can spend later, etc
I wrote a book and screenplay for a scifi film inspired by the fifth element. Be on the lookout for it next year when it's published. The screenplay was a finalist in a few major Hollywood screenplay competitions
I suggest the game Mischief Makers, might be a coincidence because they came out at the same time but its music sounds extremely inspired by Fifth Element, it has some similar vibes, characters and a future space setting
>Maïwenn met film director Luc Besson when she was 12 and he was 29, and they began dating when she was 15. In January 1993, at age 16, she gave birth to their daughter Shanna. On the DVD extras for the 1994 film Léon: The Professional, Maïwenn said the film is based on her relationship with Besson (hence the deleted sex scene).
You would think lefties would pity her? No because she assaulted a lefty journalist in a restaurant (pulled his hair and spit on his face) without any remorse and offered Johnny Depp a role in her movie.
I am not advocating for banging kids.
It is truly astonishing just how many moronic Americans there are when it comes to laws.
I live in the US, and people are fricking moronic monkeys here.
You'll have some California moron mad and wanting the death penalty for a guy in Georgia that shot someone who came onto his property and lit his house on fire.
The CA moron thinks the GA guy committed a crime for killing him, even though it is entirely legal to shoot someone that is on your property committing a felony. In GA.
Laws vary by state.
I am not so stupid as to think that other fricking countries have different ages that are legal to frick.
Even in the US, the ages vary.
Florida says that 16 is legal to frick if you are over the age of 18. You can't marry them, as they are below the age of legal adult, but you can frick them. In some states, it is 16, or 17, or 18 to legally frick them.
There is no upper age limit, merely the age at which you can have sex as an adult with a "minor", male or female is irrelevant.
In France, 15 is legal to frick.
In contrast, you can't buy a firearm as an adult in France without months or years of paperwork and waiting.
Point being is that if you are fricking idiot and don't understand these sorts of things, you deserve to be exterminated.
Laws are not the same worldwide.
Or, even countrywide.
There is a city in Georgia where you are legally required to own a firearm before you can buy a house there.
The crime rate in that city is extremely low. There's been one murder in the last 40 years. A hitchhiker killed the guy who picked him up and stole his car. That was back in the late 80s if I remember correctly.
This is the greatest character ever created for a movie.
I can't think of another movie that really plays up some worldwide diva or celebrity like this, to the point of making women moronic around him.
It's basically live-action anime, to the mute waifu, the badass guy, the gay caricature, the setting, the plot, the story beats, character types, all of it. It's only when you're not actually adapting one, when you nail anime in movie form.
I feel a big plus in this movie is not knowing, if they gave us a detailed run down on how this all worked it would probably ruin the movie, we would nit pick everything but because we don't know we just enjoy it.
I feel a big plus in this movie is not knowing, if they gave us a detailed run down on how this all worked it would probably ruin the movie, we would nit pick everything but because we don't know we just enjoy it.
>Modoshawans are an alien race that created The Perfect Being, a weapon to fight evil >Evil Incarnate forms every 5000 years, heads to earth, and wishes to spread death/chaos to every corner of existence thanks to the temple serving as a conduit >The Fifth Element is love, and personified in the perfect being that is Leeloo >Her plus the 4 stones representing the fundamental elements that create life are used to temporarily destroy the evil every 5000 years >In the early 1940s they visit earth to take the stones because WWII is coming, and they fear the stones are in danger >Return when the evil is forming as promised
So basically Earth has a reset button they need to hit every 5000 years to ensure everyone else in the universe is safe
I never understood people's fascination with Audie Murphy.
Many years back, I got an invite for an interview to join the Audie Murphy club.
I was floored, and a bit suspicious, as what I knew about the man was that he was addicted to heroin and fricked little kids.
I never showed, and got a bad counseling and shunned by many senior enlisted.
I mean, sure, he did a lot of crazy shit, but he was high as a fricking kite and didn't feel pain because he had so much heroin and speed in his veins.
I truly thought I was being pranked and did not realize that he was seen as a hero as much as he is.
More heroin than meth, but yeah. He was injured early in his career, and back then the Army was more interested in your fighting ability than whether or not you were blasted out of your mind. Murphy couldn't feel the flames and was so insane that the ammo he was dumping on the enemy and his madman state of mind terrified them.
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i cant find anything about this stuff searching for it
not saying i dont believe you
Shitty boomer child rape fantasy >TFW no moron gf to ingratiate myself to since she's too mentally limited to understand my deficiencies >But in... le space!!!
Makes sense that the director's a kid fricker.
Casting, music, art, pacing, setting, vibes all combined into a great package
>World building and visuals are fantastic
>Weird mix of sci fi and mystical
>Great creature design
>Great cast
>Fun villain
>Doesn't require a sequel or additional installments
>Practical effects with limited CGI (which was decent for the time)
It was lightning in a bottle
I'm reminded more of Jak & Daxter given the designs of the Modachiwans and the mystic meets tech shit
This. Also, good cgi. Saw it recently, and its cgi has aged like fine wine
BASED The Fifth Element enjoyers
The video game at the time for it wasn't that bad either.
Milla never looked that hot sadly
Parker Lewis
Trannies never do.
is this some Cinemaphile meme? shes hot as frick in that movie
She's as hot as she can be, yeah. Still not hot though.
homie u gay
moultee pohs
YES SHE KNOWS!!! IT'S A MULTI PASS!!!
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She was theonly appealing thing in resident evil franchise
The entire movie was pure Kino. I do wonder if one day we will ever see anything quite like it, the 90s future Sci fi always seemed to be very comfy for the most part. What I am shocked at is it hasn't been remade and ruined yet.
As long as they keep throwing away money on capeshit and capeshit-adjacent shit (disney wars), there will never be any good new sc-fi/fantasy movies.
Blue cat alien people aside, Cameron still has it in him after thirty years.
Avatar is worth a rewatch every few years, but the second one not so much.
Battle Angel Alita was really good, and similar to Fifth Element, thrust us into a future of cyborgs, aliens, beautiful visuals, and a bit of love.
Granted, it used the born hot yesterday trope too, but it was still good.
Avatar is barely worth watching one time (if you are still really impressed by cgi after all this time), and Alita sucked ass
For your heresy, I hope you and everyone you care about get ass cancer and die slowly.
no, it isn't because you will not remember. It's just two hours that will be a blank in your mind like you got general anaesthetic. You could do anything else in that time and there's a chance you'd enjoy it and remember it, or make money that you can spend later, etc
I wrote a book and screenplay for a scifi film inspired by the fifth element. Be on the lookout for it next year when it's published. The screenplay was a finalist in a few major Hollywood screenplay competitions
I suggest the game Mischief Makers, might be a coincidence because they came out at the same time but its music sounds extremely inspired by Fifth Element, it has some similar vibes, characters and a future space setting
Very cool gameplay with counters and stuff
all its tracks sound like her song
Interesting Trivia: She was married to Luc Besson at the time and they had a 5 year old child. She was 21 and he was like 37.
>Maïwenn met film director Luc Besson when she was 12 and he was 29, and they began dating when she was 15. In January 1993, at age 16, she gave birth to their daughter Shanna. On the DVD extras for the 1994 film Léon: The Professional, Maïwenn said the film is based on her relationship with Besson (hence the deleted sex scene).
You would think lefties would pity her? No because she assaulted a lefty journalist in a restaurant (pulled his hair and spit on his face) without any remorse and offered Johnny Depp a role in her movie.
I am not advocating for banging kids.
It is truly astonishing just how many moronic Americans there are when it comes to laws.
I live in the US, and people are fricking moronic monkeys here.
You'll have some California moron mad and wanting the death penalty for a guy in Georgia that shot someone who came onto his property and lit his house on fire.
The CA moron thinks the GA guy committed a crime for killing him, even though it is entirely legal to shoot someone that is on your property committing a felony. In GA.
Laws vary by state.
I am not so stupid as to think that other fricking countries have different ages that are legal to frick.
Even in the US, the ages vary.
Florida says that 16 is legal to frick if you are over the age of 18. You can't marry them, as they are below the age of legal adult, but you can frick them. In some states, it is 16, or 17, or 18 to legally frick them.
There is no upper age limit, merely the age at which you can have sex as an adult with a "minor", male or female is irrelevant.
In France, 15 is legal to frick.
In contrast, you can't buy a firearm as an adult in France without months or years of paperwork and waiting.
Point being is that if you are fricking idiot and don't understand these sorts of things, you deserve to be exterminated.
Laws are not the same worldwide.
Or, even countrywide.
There is a city in Georgia where you are legally required to own a firearm before you can buy a house there.
The crime rate in that city is extremely low. There's been one murder in the last 40 years. A hitchhiker killed the guy who picked him up and stole his car. That was back in the late 80s if I remember correctly.
how did luc manage to meet a 12 year old girl to date, in what context does that happen
Only angloids care about the age of consent
there is a non-zero chance he fricked her in that costume
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This is the greatest character ever created for a movie.
I can't think of another movie that really plays up some worldwide diva or celebrity like this, to the point of making women moronic around him.
>zestiest homie character put to film at the time
>still manages to bang a chick in the movie
how can modern cinema monke compete?
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i love chris rock
There's an extra in the background that overactive and cracks me up every fricking time.
The guy who starts crying because Ruby's broadcast was so good?
ALLLLLL NIGGHTTT LOONNGGGGG~
ALL NIGHT
oooooooooo
Korben-chan doushita..
lmao, Besson is a huge weeb
It's basically live-action anime, to the mute waifu, the badass guy, the gay caricature, the setting, the plot, the story beats, character types, all of it. It's only when you're not actually adapting one, when you nail anime in movie form.
>It's basically live-action
BD
All the other answers are wrong, his performance single-handedly carried the entire film
I don't want one position I want ALL positions
it's not. but i won't try to convince a board of troons.
this character was so gay, they had to let him bang a chick in the first 5 min of his screentime
I never was able to parse the opening scene of this movie. Why exactly did the big metal guys create her? Was she their avatar or something?
I feel a big plus in this movie is not knowing, if they gave us a detailed run down on how this all worked it would probably ruin the movie, we would nit pick everything but because we don't know we just enjoy it.
>Modoshawans are an alien race that created The Perfect Being, a weapon to fight evil
>Evil Incarnate forms every 5000 years, heads to earth, and wishes to spread death/chaos to every corner of existence thanks to the temple serving as a conduit
>The Fifth Element is love, and personified in the perfect being that is Leeloo
>Her plus the 4 stones representing the fundamental elements that create life are used to temporarily destroy the evil every 5000 years
>In the early 1940s they visit earth to take the stones because WWII is coming, and they fear the stones are in danger
>Return when the evil is forming as promised
So basically Earth has a reset button they need to hit every 5000 years to ensure everyone else in the universe is safe
It’s called sovl
I loved the little music moments like when the alien pressed the red button on the gun
What does leeloos daughter look like?
smart, talented white people allowed to do what they want unimpeded
I never understood people's fascination with Audie Murphy.
Many years back, I got an invite for an interview to join the Audie Murphy club.
I was floored, and a bit suspicious, as what I knew about the man was that he was addicted to heroin and fricked little kids.
I never showed, and got a bad counseling and shunned by many senior enlisted.
I mean, sure, he did a lot of crazy shit, but he was high as a fricking kite and didn't feel pain because he had so much heroin and speed in his veins.
I truly thought I was being pranked and did not realize that he was seen as a hero as much as he is.
>and fricked little kids.
???
Audie Murphy fricked kids.
Look it up, and stay away from Wikipedia.
Is this your first day here?
never got the redpills on audie murphy. was he really methed out during his big moment?
More heroin than meth, but yeah. He was injured early in his career, and back then the Army was more interested in your fighting ability than whether or not you were blasted out of your mind. Murphy couldn't feel the flames and was so insane that the ammo he was dumping on the enemy and his madman state of mind terrified them.
i cant find anything about this stuff searching for it
not saying i dont believe you
Too be fair I made it up
>Clips
i watched it when i was at a really low point and it made me feel a lot better
>has to post art vecause Mila is ugly af
But I thought heebs like audie murphy were white?
You didn't think hos Hollywood success was because he was white, did you, anon?
It's because he was the one israelitel with a backbone
Uhh, this movies is problematic as all hell? Born sexy yesterday is toxic
Never been sexy is worse. It makes you a feminist
it was problematic for my dick when I watched it in my teenage years that's for sure
What an optimistic outlook on the future..
Space Capitalism does look pretty great. Unfortunately all our future holds is Earth communism.
Instead we have black women and tattoos. Where did it go so WRONG
This is the cutest scene in the history of cinema
Aswer is alway: "It was made before current era"
lead is bruce willis and not some sick chalamet looking teenboy
It would 1000% be the goose if it was cast today.
Doesn’t take itself too seriously but isn’t a cringe quipfest like marvel
Go on….
it's green
joyful and optimistic despite being set in the future
Besson has been riding the success of this and Leon his entire career and hasn't made anything half as good since
Honestly, I would be satisfied with just one of them
i dont get the use of the egypt setting, i think it was kinda random tbh
The fact that the world is advanced, have aliens and interstellar travel etc but Egypt still remains a shithole makes me laugh
this movie and 12 Monkeys are the same movie in my brain, I always get them confused
Shitty boomer child rape fantasy
>TFW no moron gf to ingratiate myself to since she's too mentally limited to understand my deficiencies
>But in... le space!!!
Makes sense that the director's a kid fricker.
lmao kid's seethig becasue nothing happened and will never happened during his generation
>list of achievmements in file:
>born during internet
i don't intentionally play it but i end up rewatching it each time i catch it on tv, so fricking comfy
SAD!