The Fifth Element is such a movie, and the interpretation of life in the future is very exciting. When I thought it was another Bruce Willis' lonely heroic drama, it turned out to be a big show of affection. I admit that I guessed wrong.
The alien spaceship with the pyramid at the beginning, although it is not good-looking, it is a peaceful and friendly alien. It can be called an alien Bethune. Then there is the down-and-out life of Bruce Willis, a former special elite, who is not interested in his decadence, but in the novel design of Snail House. Milla Jovovich's appearance was quite amazing, and the encounter between the two was also quite fate. In Paradise Lost, the biggest highlight is the long-winded DJ and the amazing blue alien singer. The high pitch is so wonderful, even the bird's language is just as touching. Bruce Willis routinely defeated dozens of alien mercenaries and successfully escaped. I even felt a little numb, because the old cloth kept bursting like this, bursting to the point that his mighty power was taken for granted. Finally, in the pyramid, the fifth element turned out to be pure love, and the earth, water, wind and fire were just a foil.
I can't understand the deep connotation, that is, Bruce Willis with his hair is still handsome, and the heroine is in a top-notch figure. Seductive star, interesting future life, the villain is actually very funny, the big boss is a planet, the shootout is not bad, the supporting role is very brilliant...Although it is a pot of hodgepodge, but the taste is really good.
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