The 5th Element

Big Badda Boom!

 

Korben Dallas!...Here he is, the and only winner of the Jimmy Light Crockett Contest!..This boy is fuel, like fire, so start melting ladies cause the boy is hotter than hot...HE'S HOT, HOT, HOT!!!

 

one of my favorites.

this was my first exposure to Milla jovovich, who ironically, actually IS the most perfect being on the planet.

"You.. want some more..."

 

Agree^^^:2thumbsup:

She's among the very few Hollywood actresses that chose not to have augmentative surgery... I do prefer natural size titties.
And she's a California girl, grew up in San Diego!


ZW

 

yeah, this is easily one of my favorite movies too.
i love the atmosphere of it, i really love the world it is set in. it is super engaging!

remember the food boat that comes up to Dallas' apartment window?
i always really liked that scene, between Bruce Willis and the food boat guy.
and the chase scene in taxi-cab....
it is such a great movie, i love it!

 

This is one of my favorite movies too! I just watched it again a couple of days ago. I also think Milla does from good acting in it - she's not too bad in several other films as well (first Resident Evil for example), but I think her acting edges them out in this one.

And she is sooo damn cute too!

 

This is a great movie that has a lot of re-watch value. Some movies just don't hold up under multiple exposures over the years but this one does.

This one also has a special place in our hearts because when my husband and I bought our first DVD player, this was the first movie we got - totally stripped. Not even trailers. Just the movie. I don't even think it has sub-titles!

 

I think it's one of those rare few that gets better each watch.

 

Very easy to watch over and over again. I used to like Luc Besson films. Loved THE PROFESSIONAL too. Wish he still made em like these two. Even the original LA FEMME NIKITA holds up better than the stuff he writes lately (THE TRANSPORTER... yuck).

 

The Transporter was good even though it wasn't classy. I actually prefer it over Leon/the Professional (which is too dry and doesn't escape it's cliches just by acting intelligent; despite great acting.)

I really want to see his movie adaptation of the Extraordinary Adventures of Adele Blanc-Sec; Jacques Tardi is awesome.