Great sci-fi because it mixes the conventional evil force from outespace with comedy
The Fifth Element was a great comedy sci-fi film flick written and directed by Luc Besson. It centers around an evil force that appears in the universe threatening to destroy everything. Only the Fifth Element who turns out to be a woman named Leeloo (Milla Jovovich) can stop it.<br /><br />What the movie does is create an odd couple relationship between Leeloo and a cabbie-former soldiers she runs into named Korben (Bruce Willis). They lead to all kinds of funny situations as well as the action element.<br /><br />It also mixed in conventional sci fi tropes like giant aliens landing in Egypt in 1914 and the evil force destroying spaceships.<br /><br />Finally the ensemble cast really shines. Gary Oldman plays a ruthless villain that wants the Fifth Element. Christ Tucker is an over entertainment star. Tom Lister Jr. plays the president of the federation, and more.<br /><br />This has really become a classic and for good reason.<br />C
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