The Fifth Element

"The Fifth Element" is a 1997 science-fiction action film set in a visually stunning, futuristic world where the fate of the planet is at stake. At the center of the film is the mysterious "fifth element" that possesses the power to stop the great evil that threatens the world.

Gary Oldman gives us a captivating and extravagant performance as Jean-Baptiste Emmanuel Zorg in "The Fifth Element" as an eccentric and villainous industrialist who presents a formidable obstacle to the film's heroes. His character exudes a larger-than-life personality and a twisted sense of humor, making him a memorable and unique antagonist.

Bruce Willis delivers a charismatic performance as Korben Dallas, a former soldier turned cab driver who becomes entangled in the fight against the great evil. At the same time, Milla Jovovich brings a captivating presence to her role as Leeloo - the mysterious being who holds the key to saving the world - while Chris Tucker adds humor and flamboyance to his portrayal of Ruby Rhod, a radio host.

Luc Besson creates a visually stunning and imaginative world, with vibrant colors and imaginative designs. The action sequences are expertly choreographed and visually engaging, and the use of practical effects adds a sense of realism and weight to the film's fantastical elements.

Release: 1997

Cast: Gary Oldman, Bruce Willis, Milla Jovovich

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 71%