The Fifth Element (1997)
UK THEATRICAL RELEASE: Jun 13th 1997 TOTAL FILM REVIEW
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The Fifth Element is an incredible film - up to a point. The set designs are uniformally spectacular. The costumes, by kilted Eurotrash presenter and bad boy of Parisian fashion Jean-Paul Gaultier, will knock your colour-coordinated socks off. The special effects, by a Digital Domain team headed by ex-Blade Runner model shop boss Mark Stetson, are world-class in quality and brain-overloading in quantity. And Luc Besson - reunited with his gifted Nikita and Léon cinematographer Thierry Argobast - has always been inspirational when it comes to pointing a camera. For these reasons alone, Fifth Element is must-see cinema - especially if you enjoyed Blade Runner and Total Recall, the films it most closely resembles.
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1: reevo says
i must say i love this film. its in my collection right next to blade runner. why dont they make more movies like them?
i love the fact lee evans plays alil stupid roll in this movie to.
over all if you like your movies you'll like this. everyone should own this movie!!
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