Nearly 20 years later and this movie is still so damned good. Why?
Two Decades later
Aaron Adams
Jace Harris
It has it's charm, but nothing that great.
Michael Brown
MULLLL
TEAAAAAAAAAAAA
PASSSSSS
kys
Sebastian Carter
What?
Ian Jones
Prime Mila.
Now she has an exquisite milf aura, but teen jovo was god's gift to mankind.
Zachary Rivera
It's my undeniable favorite movie.
Cancer
Brody Turner
Because a good idea, is a good idea FOREVER
Jack Walker
It had everything,really ahead of its time if you ask me.
James Rivera
Probably because it actually felt like the future, and wasn't based solely in outer space.
Nicholas Sullivan
invading poland...
Anthony Diaz
Great movie but the language was maximum cringe
Nathaniel Garcia
the ending is a bit cheesy with muh war and shit but that's to be expected since besson is like the most americanized director ever
Jonathan Davis
>He doesn't have a multipass
Way to be not green
Luis Jenkins
So how come this gets a free pass with it's power of love bullshit but interstellar gets shat all over for it?
Julian Bell
Because, muh Mila.
Isaiah Diaz
Because is colorful and pretty and tells a compelling story. Love triumphs over all. Who doesn't want to watch that.
Isaiah Bell
Because it the cliche was wearing thin 20 years ago when Fifth Element did it.
20 years later it is cringe worthy.
Jonathan Nguyen
It's extremely rewatchable.
Also Ruby Rhod maybe he as useless as Jar Jar Binks and many hate him but I found him to be all around hilarious and quotable.
Jordan Hill
...
Bentley Morales
Excellent cast (Bruce Willis Gary Oldman Ian Holm Milla Jovovich er, Chris Tucker), Jean Paul Gaultier doing the costumes, Besson with a 90 million dollar budget.
Henry Morris
One of them is a silly action movie scifi flick and the other was the exact opposite
Also interstellar was genuinely good until the last part when cooper steals a spaceship
Kayden Gutierrez
>the language was maximum cringe
What did he possibly mean by this?
Gabriel Howard
It's one of the comfiest kinos ever made.
Nathan Barnes
Because it's the second best film by Luc Besson. His best one is undoubtedly Léon
Angel Thompson
5th element is trying to sell you a fun, simple ride and it succeeds beautifully
Interstellar is a dramatic, Oscar-seeking missile that's constantly blasting you with infrasound and trying to make you cry; it has to be held to a higher standard
Isaac Wright
Also a labour of love from Besson. He wrote the first draft of the script when he was 15 then fiddled with it on and of until it was made.
Jayden Hill
And Tricky is in it (albeit a small as fuck role)
Gabriel Watson
>mfw that """"comedy"""" bit in the middle of the movie