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ETC: Everyday Thoughts Collected: The Fifth Element

Dawn · 3 years ago

I have to admit I love this movie too! It is just fun to watch.
Randy · 3 years ago

:), what part of the movie is the
Funniest?
Poignant?
Overarching theme?
for me, the funniest was Chris Tucker screaming forever and ever. Poignant - when wounded Leilu (sp?) cries out as the diva dies. And the overarching theme to me as good vs. evil will only win because of the purity of human love.
Dawn · 3 years ago

I have to admit I love this movie too! It is just fun to watch.
GrumpyTeacher · 3 years ago

That is one of the most fun (and most silly) movies ever. I, too, watch it with some regularity, and repeat lines and laugh at the same jokes every time.
I wish I had the extended edition. Do you have it?
Jack Yan · 3 years ago

I’m a huge Bruce Willis fan and this ﬁlm rates right up there. I love it when Milla Jovovich says, ‘Multipass’! I agree with your comment, Randy, when you said, ‘And the overarching theme to me as good vs. evil will only win because of the purity of human love.’ Nothing humans create is greater!
Randy · 3 years ago

:), what part of the movie is the

Funniest?
Poignant?
Overarching theme?

for me, the funniest was Chris Tucker screaming forever and ever. Poignant - when wounded Leilu (sp?) cries out as the diva dies. And the overarching theme to me as good vs. evil will only win because of the purity of human love.
Dawn · 3 years ago

I must agree with your poignant and overarching themes... funniest is so difficult to narrow down. I mean Chris Tucker is just a riot through the entire thing. Like when the Bruce Willis character gives him the gun and he shoots it by accident or when he tells him to count to ten and he counts while crying or... I could go on. Of course, now I feel the need to watch the movie again! :smile:
Jack Yan · 3 years ago

I’m a huge Bruce Willis fan and this ﬁlm rates right up there. I love it when Milla Jovovich says, ‘Multipass’! I agree with your comment, Randy, when you said, ‘And the overarching theme to me as good vs. evil will only win because of the purity of human love.’ Nothing humans create is greater!
GrumpyTeacher · 3 years ago

That is one of the most fun (and most silly) movies ever. I, too, watch it with some regularity, and repeat lines and laugh at the same jokes every time.

I wish I had the extended edition. Do you have it?
Randy · 3 years ago

Dawn you should watch it again and let us know what you got out of it this time around. Jack HA! Mooooltypassss. GT I do not have the extended edition. My DVD is just of the movie.
Jack Yan · 3 years ago

Don’t forget the little ping that one of Gary Oldman’s legs makes when he walks!
Randy · 3 years ago

Really? I didn't notice...I don't think. I will look for it the next time.
Randy · 2 years ago

Sorry Emperor... I don't know of any but if you find out please let us know. I would be really interested in that.
The Emperor · 2 years ago

does anybody know a site where i can get information on the religious references portrayed in this film?? Have got to get some for my philosophy coursework.
The Emperor · 2 years ago

does anybody know a site where i can get information on the religious references portrayed in this film?? Have got to get some for my philosophy coursework.
Randy · 2 years ago

Sorry Emperor... I don't know of any but if you find out please let us know. I would be really interested in that.