The Fifth Element

[javyn]

Originally Posted by bigasahouse

I actually think it holds up well. It's not a masterpiece by any means, but if I'm flipping channels and come across it- I'm going to get stuck watching it for sure.
That's how I feel about it. Same with Bad Boys 2. If I'm flipping around with a big blunt hanging out of my mouth, and come across that wackily hilarious Martin Lawrence telling the ***, "Oh no, here come the nigras!", I'm leaving it there and a big **** eating grin is going to cover my face.

 

[LabelKing]

Originally Posted by Douglas

Movie does not age well. Lots of classic moments that I will remember forever, as have already been mentioned... multipass is hysterical.

However, the blue opera woman scene is really, truly, deeply cringe-worthy. Whenever I think back to loving that movie, as I did in college, I then remember that scene and feel a deep sense of shame.
I rather liked that Diva.

 

[Lachy]

^^^ +1

It's a bit of a cheesy action scene w/ the accompanying fight, but I love it.

 

[tagutcow]

"Star Wars" and "Indiana Jones" cobbled together and Frenchified.

 

[Go Surface]

Diva Plavalaguna was a star who died light years before her time. My friend named his car after her.