đŹđ§BRIT Reacts To THE FIFTH ELEMENT (1997) - FIRST TIME WATCHING - MOVIE REACTION!
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Hi everyone, Iâm Kabir and welcome to another episode of Kabir Considers! In this video Iâm going React To THE FIFTH ELEMENT (1997) - FIRST TIME WATCHING - MOVIE REACTION!
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The Fifth Element is one of the best movies ever made. It has it all, a great script, awesome cast playing fantastic characters, mesmerizing sets/costumes, action, adventure, cgi, special effects, comic relief and romance. The cinema photography is brilliant, the soundtrack is captivating and the editing is second to none! A truly spectacular film in every way! I've watched The Fifth Element more times than I can count and it has yet to get old. Glad you took the time to watch The Fifth Element. I'm writing this at the very start and I can already see you're going to love it, it is a wonderful roller coaster ride.
Best!!!??? REALLY?????? I guess citizen Kane, gone with the wind and Shawshank redemption are nothing then LMAO
@@vikashwan learn to read. I said "one of the best".
@@vikashwan Shawshank is one of the best, but Gone and Kane are way overrated.
If someone told me they thought 5th was the best, I'd applaud their choice. This movie is top notch.
The Fifth Element is a timeless movie. It was one of the first live-action movies to mix cyberpunk and action-adventure together, as opposed to the classic noir style of the sub-genre.
I thin Tron might get counted as the first one while Blade Runner also came out in 82 it definitely leaned hard into noir style.
I consider it a modern Space Opera
@@hackerx7329 That's why I said "One of." I certainly prefer the noir style, but movies like Tron and Fifth Element took it to another level.
Die Hard...not Lethal Weapon....
@@iron-thorne I also fail to see how this movie is cyberpunk; no digital implants, no computers everywhere, not really dystopian... Space opera is a perfect descriptor.
Edit: there are some implants on the lab techs, I guess. Not sure itâs enough to classify it as cyberpunk.
There's a very tiny independent movie that hardly anybody has ever heard of called 'Die Hard' that might be worth checking out.
What is that??
Hahaha
Isn't that the Dewey Cox Story?
Oh, never mind. That's Walk Hard....
I think itâs a Christmas movie.
I thought it was about DB Cooper?
@@catgirl6803 definitely a Christmas movie đ
Fun Fact, Chris Tuckers role was written with Prince in mind, he was originally cast for the role but scheduling conflicts made him drop out, so if you consider how Chris played the role it was because of who the role was originally designed for.
Also, Julia Roberts was going to play Leeloo
This is the most bs sounding comment I ever seen. Prince was way too composed and dialled down for a part like ruby rod
One of the most entertaining sci fi movies of all time.
Oh and DIE HARD !!! huge movie series
Omg! Iâm officially old if people exist that have never seen this movie. đ© Itâs obvious you need to watch the Diehard movies. đŹThe Fifth Element is and remains outstanding and timeless.
I definitely need to watch Die Hard, I canât believe I havenât seen at least one đ
@@kabirconsiders First Die Hard is a Christmas movie... Hint hint... đđ
We're not old! We're just people that are well seasoned.đ
@@nathanmills5311 the Christmas parties at Nakatomi Plaza are second to none.
Right? It definitely makes me feel old. I used up my entire month's worth of Cine-Pass on this movie when it first released. I was in love.
Iâve seen thousands of movies of all genres and styles, and this remains in my top 10. Chris Tucker is hilarious in this one. Great reaction!
It's in my top 10 as well! Right next to to "The Princess Bride".
@@louisejohnson6057 definitely another good one!
The Language they speak was first created by the Director. He and Milla Jovovich (Leeloo) just continued expanding the language as they filmed and wrote more dialogue.
I love this movie. The action is fun, the comedy is good, and has a good message overall. I love the opera scene combined interspersed with the fighting scenes. This is a 10/10 movie for me.
Misty Y: It was a little annoying to see him laughing throughout the entire scene, making fun of one of the most epic scenes in the movie; and laughing at the diva character.
But, not everyone is going to like or be interested in the same things, in the same way.
But, I'm just salty because I remember seeing that scene for the first time and being amazed. haha
I love the same between Lilo questioning why should she protect or save after she researched war it put a lot of perspective into who she is and it actually was a really good scene I love that scene she questions you huhow does she get asked you to do everything you build you destroy it made a lot of sense it's one of my favorite scenes in the movie
One of my favourite Sci-fi of all times. Great movie with fantastic editing
The editing is amazing.
My favourite Bruce Willis films are: The Sixth Sense(1999), Unbreakable(2000), followed by Split(2016) and Glass(2019) ( it's a trilogy ), then Sin City(2005), 12 Monkeys(1995), Die Hard(1988), RED(2010), 16 Blocks(2006). And another good film by Luc Besson is Leon the Professional(1994), also with Gary Oldman and he's very good in that. Edit: Bruce also had good roles in: Tears of the Sun(2003), Surrogates(2009), Tom Hart's War(2002).
16 Blocks is soo underrated
totally mised HUDSON HAWK
@@brendaleeirizarry1724 I agree.
@@Gantzz321 I haven't seen that.
Not sure you can classify Split as a Bruce Willis movie. More of a James McAvoy movie. Calling it a Bruce Willis movie is like calling Back to the Future 2 a Crispin Glover movie.
One of my favorite movies. Gary Oldman is a phenomenal actor. I love him and Denzel Washington in The Book of Eli.
When the ship arrives in the beginning it is 1914 (corrected thanks to another viewer) in the middle of nowhere. No internet, no cell phone, no instant communication, no television. No people all over the world wouldn't know a thing. The language they use was written by the director and it was good enough that he and Milla could have conversations with it.
Minor correction...the ship arrives before WW1...in 1914. So even more so like you described. âđŻ
@@iKvetch558 thanks I'll fix it. I do like having the facts correct.
âThe Sixth Senseâ is the best film in which Bruce Willis stars. It is one of the greatest films ever.
Watch this at least twice a year. It's Bruce's and Chris's best movie in my opinion. It's just an all around FUN flick. Fell deep for Mila as soon as I saw her.
@26:12 the actor/musician is Tricky! â€
I like the fact that Korben and Zorg never accually meet during the whole movie.. they just pass each other with different elevators but never meet. :)
Concerning its memories, they lead you to believe that because of its (her) dense genetic structure, memories and knowledge are the reason: genetic memory. From birth, letâs say, she would already know everything she needs to complete her mission. What she wouldnât know would be local knowledge (cultural) but could learn at an accelerated rate.
OMG if you haven't seen the *_The Sixth Sense_* with Bruce Willis, you're _really_ missing out on a classic. That and the Fifth Element are my two favorite Bruce Willis films.
Gaultier couldn't get on an Air France flight after the movie without the stewardesses bugging him to design new uniforms for them.
I appreciate you keeping it "authentic"
If somebody has seen the movie before, it's not a reaction.
Sixth Sense and Die Hard are NOT TO BE MISSED!
Those are the two that I think of when I think of Bruce Willis, though Iâve seen several others as well.
Leeloo Dallas multi-pass is a movie reference everyone deserves to know đ
I was surprised when I learned that Gary Oldman doesn't like this film. I absolutely LOVE him in this.
Chris Tucker's character is đđđŻđ He was giving us a futuristic Prince. Which was really just Prince every day, but still.
This is also Tiny Lister's greatest roles. I was so sad when he passed away.
11:30 that tweeker guy with the energy rifle and the ingenious homemade headgear may be the highlight of the entire film for me đ€Ł
I still love to say "...I DonT NEEd iT!"
LOVE this movie. Probably seen it a hundred times. đđ§Ąđđ
Itâs kinda funny when you question Bruce Willisâ choice to help her because without that you wouldnât have a movie to watch ⊠lol!
How Gary Oldman decided to come up with a West Virginia accent, is beyond me!
I LOVE this movie! My sons were 5 & 6 when we got this on video, I was strict about what they could watch ⊠example no horror, sex, lots of violenceâŠbut this had my OK. The only thing that I had an issue with was when Chris Tucker was going down on the stewardessâŠ. I told them he was tickling her feet..lol. They say they still laugh when they watch that part!
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I have seen this movie so many times. One of my all time faves so love it.
What always tickled me was when this came out, I was in college (Georgia Tech) and all of my friends were trying to figure out how a movie could be made about boron. None of them were familiar with the four classic elements. Guess thatâs what happens at a school focused on science and engineering where even the âliberal artsâ majors were earning B.S degrees and had to take at least one year of calculus.
If you're into D&D and like indie fantasy comedy, there's actually a movie called Dorkness Rising, which has a boron joke.
One of my all time favs. Another Luc Beeson movie that is set in space and really crazy (and I really like) is Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets.
I have this movie.
Though he's done a ton of action, Bruce has great timing and his physical comedy is fantastic. Luc really takes advantage of that in a lot of the movie, but especially in the whimsical sequence of errors in Corben's apartment with guests and sci-fi appliances.
For more of comedic Bruce - Whole Nine Yards, Cop Out, and Hudson Hawk.
"Tears of the Sun" is a must-see BW movie, which co-stars Monica Bellucci. Underrated performances by both actors.
This movie still haunts me sometimes. And to think that it's probably happening this very minute I'm typing đ
Ooof, good movie, but a VERY different feel.
That is definitely a "watch only once" movie for me. Requiem for a Dream is another.
My partner and I felt an instant connection when we both realized our fav movie is The 5th Element đđ cannot wait to see your reaction!
One of my favorite Bruce Willis movie is called Death Becomes Her, itâs not what youâd expect but itâs just Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn and Bruce. Itâs so funny and completely unique.
I love that the same actor who plays priest Vito also played old Bilbo.
Ruby Rhod is the best character ever!
Funny thing about this movie is that the protagonist (Dallas) and the antagonist (Zorg) never even know about each other.
This is a 10 outa 10 for me. I've watched it as many times as I've seen Raider and Jaws.
His best that launched him from comedy actor to action star was Die Hard. Itâs a must see. You will not be disappointed. It set the standard for so many action movies that followed!
Maybe not my favorite Bruce Willis movie, but definitely a good one for Halloween is âDeath Becomes her.â Very underrated movie, but everyone who watches it loves it
Yep...my recommendation as well...đđ...đżđżđż
The general and Zerg were sweating blood.
Hee hee, before Rush Hour Chris Tucker really jumped his career as the flamboyant radio personality. đ
The opera singer who played/voices the Diva declared it was impossible to do without electronically enhancing it. Since then the infamous Diva Dance has been performed on The Voice and various Got Talent shows.
They created Liluâs language for this film and even how she didnât breathe in middle of a sentence to make her even less human in her manner. Worth Re-watching to catch the fun bits. đ
The guy who works for Zorg was played by DJ Tricky.
Liluâs language was completely made up by the director and Mila spent ages learning it and having discussions with the director in that language.
Bruce Willis is hilarious in Blind Date. It almost ended his career until he did Die Hard.
†The Fifth Element!!! But you skipped some of the best lines & you must respect the blue Diva! đ
Love the Fifth Element, and Die Hard is a bit of a Christmas tradition in my family. I would really love to see your reaction to RED and RED 2. I have only seen one other CZcamsr react to those 2 and folks are missing out on a wild ride.
Milla jovovich (woman) is in resident evil, John MaljkoviÄ is the attendant, Chris tucker is the show host, the priest plays Bilbo Baggins among other things, and the president is the king pin in pulp fiction.. thereâs a ton of good actors in this..
He was in Die Hard. Mel Gibson was in Lethal Weapon with Danny Glover.
This is the only movie ever that I went to see more than once in the theater when it came out. It was a total of 3. It's got action, comedy, sci-fi, pizzazz, bit of a love story... everything an entertaining movie should have. And Milla Jovovich.
Bruce Willis is most well-known for the Die Hard franchise, all excellent on their own or together!!
One of my favorite movies of all time. I'm glad you liked it too! It's quirky and exciting and brilliantly directed. â
Bruce was homeless and living out of a telephone booth when he got the tv show, Moonlighting. A great show, basically a repeat of Cary Grant comedies from the 40s and 50s. His breakout movie was ,Diehard! The first 3 are good. U also have Look who's talking(he plays a baby!), Blind date, 17 blocks, unbreakable,â¶th sense, Armageddon,harts war, sin city, red,looper,the kid, bandits, lucky number Slevin,The Last boyscout, tears of the sun, the Whole 9 yards-excellent!- and lots of other good movies!
I love it!!! "I'd love to meet an alien....if I saw them I'd run!!!"đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
Cool factoids: The guy playing Gen. Monroe was played by Bryon James he was in Blade Runner as Leon the replicant. The Voice was voiced by Vin Diesel but he was not in the credits. The president was played by Zeus "Tiny" LIster he was Debo in the Friday and one of the Gen. was played by Sgt. Apone: Al Matthews. Oh almost forgot one of the cops was in a great British SCI FI show called Red Dwarf hes was Capt. McAllister.
My favorite Bruce Willis movies:
The Fifth Element (1997)
12 Monkeys (1995)
The 6th Sense (1999)
Looper (2012)
RED (2010)
The Die Hard movies (1988-2013)
Death Becomes Her (1992)
Armageddon (1998)
Unbreakable (2000) Split (2016) Glass (2019)
The Whole Nine Yards (2000)
Bruce Willis movies I love are: The Last Boy Scout/ Red / Red 2/ Hudson Hawk /Die Hard / Death Becomes Her / The Whole Nine Yards / 12 Monkeys / The Jackal/ Sin City/ Sixth Sense... And so much more. The man has been in everything. He's a total bad ass but is also very funny đ
If you haven't already seen it, another strange French culture-inspired fantasy movie with similar vibes is "The City of Lost Children". I would love to see you react to that. It's an absolute classic.
So much Jeunet to watch. I love Delicatessen and Amelie.
Jean Paul Gaultier also did the costumes for 'City of Lost Children'
This was my first time seeing Milla Jovovich. She is both beautiful and talented. She started out as a model but eventually switched to movies. She has become the face of the Resident Evil franchise. She also has a daughter that looks exactly like her who is also a model. I wonder where the cloning factory is. đ
Bruce Willis was in 12 Monkeys which is one of my favorite movies.
So director Luc Besson released "The Fifth Element" in 1997, showing how he imagined the 23rd Century on Earth.
20 years later, in 2017, he released "Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets", which takes us further into the interplanetary future of the 28th Century.
"Valerian" got panned when it came out, but then it also took a while for "5th Element" to be understood and accepted when it was first released. And both films grow on you with each time you watch.
I would recommend you do a reaction to "Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets", if only to see how director Besson's vision had developed over that 20 years.
He did an amazing job in the 2000 film "THE KID" , He smashes every role he's ever done!
Ruby's screams are just so freaking hilarious XD He killed this role lol
Bruce Willis co-starred in a romantic, noire, detective, comedy series called Moonlighting back in the 80s. It was the hottest show for a quick second and his career took off from there. Heâs still the guy from Moonlighting to me.
I'm glad you're checking out "The Fifth Element " . It's one of my very favorite movies, along with 'Evil Dead 2 ' I LOVE IT!
Fun tidbit of info, all of the "blood" oozing from the human characters heads (the ship captain and Zorg) was actually chocolate syrup.
Im not big into action movies. He was an action star for a while. I know him for Sixth Sense and Unbreakable
Serenity, Mars Attacks, so many great movies
There's a lot of this movie that is very very much random. But the design elements, the costuming, the creation of an entire world, and the mix of comedy and action make this a classic.
A few Bruce Willis movies to watch: Looper, Color of Night, Corrective Measures, The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable and Glass, Death Wish (remake), Sin City, Moonrise Kingdom, RED, Surrogates, The Whole Nine/Ten Yards, The Jackyl, Mercury Rising, 12 Monkeys, Striking Distance, Death Becomes Her, and Look Who's Talking.
That should keep you busy.
The Sixth Sense is a must see Bruce Willis movie.
Bruce Willis also stars in "The Sixth Sense"; well recommended for the Halloween season.
Until you said Gary Oldman was a Brit, I didnât know. Iâd never heard him in an interview so I didnât know what HIS voice sounded like. His accent in this is my favorite. They abandoned ship before it blew.
Kibir, what made you think the President was on a space ship? He is and throughout the whole movie on Earth in his office/command center. When he talks to his Admiral/General (on the ship) he is doing so via radio not face to face as he would do if he were on the ship with the Admiral. Bruce Willis has done many great movies, he started his career on a TV show (Moonlighting) but really didn't become a movie star until he did his breakout movie 'Die Hard". My favorite movies by Bruce in my opinion are: The Sixth Sense, The Fifth Element, 3 Die Hard movies (1, 3 and 4), Pulp Fiction, Unbreakable, Sin City, The Whole Nine Yards and Red. Two movies I liked which the critics hated are Hudson Hawk and The Jackal.
That evil guys assistant who he blows him up at the airport when they won't let him on the plane is the musician Tricky and many of the misc characters (along with the main one, leelu) are models from the late 90's
I watched this movie so many times on VHS and my dad had to fix it so often lol. But your reactions are gold lol. "We lost the blue lagoon" omg I lost it my husband asked me why I was laughing and crying lol.
Hudson Hawk is one of my favorite Bruce Willis movies.
No, all of the people on the ship did not die. They ran and got away in the Escape pods that you saw taking off from the sides of the ship. The only people left who died were Zorg and the Mangalores.
This is a fun movie! I recently saw it in the theater. They were showing it for its twenty-fifth anniversary.
Kabir! Great to see the channel growing so much. Been here since like 5k subs, keep up the good work bro!
This is in my top favourite movies!
It was so unique, I love this sort of thing!
Milla Jovovich created the gibberish she used in this movie. Its a mix of pure gibberish and russian and a few other languages.
23:00 Fun little detail here: Back at the nucleolab when they had what you correctly identified as Leeloo's hand, that hand was grabbing a handle.
One of favorite movies because it is unique. No way to know what's going to happen next.
I clicked this SO fast. This is one of my top 5 favorite films. Itâs just great fun and I love its campy style and this is Milla Jovovichâs best performances
"Death Becomes Her" is a fun movie. "The sixth Sense". is good. "bandits" is good but my favorite is definitely "12 monkeys"
RIP Tiny Lister aka Deebo Kabir if you never seen Friday or Next Friday you need to watch it, both Tiny Lister and Chris Tucker was in Friday
The best thing about this was listening to you react to it lolđ€đâ€ïž
Glad you loved it. Bruce Willis is truly one of the best actor. It was saddened to know that he has retired due to his disease đ
Fifth Element is one of my favorite sci fi films. Reminds me of one of my favorite animes Outlaw Starr or Cowboy Bebop. Plus it also has a little flavor of where I believe the creators of mass effect got the idea from
Yeahhh! One of my favorites as a kid.
"Tiny" Lister(The president in this, also has a brief but memorable role in The Dark Knight.
Bruce was Iâm sixth sense. Great flick
Favorite Bruce Willis movies: not in any particular order, except the first one-
***The Fifth Element
Sin City
M.Night movies
Die Hard
Pulp Fiction
12 Monkeys
The Last Boy Scout
Looper
Death Becomes Her
RED is hilarious. 12 Monkeys and the 6th Sense are also classics.
Bruce Willis is probably best known for the "Die Hard" movies, all 6 of them.
Other people love "Die Hard", or "Armageddon", but this movie, or "12 Monkeys" or maybe "Hudson Hawk", or "Sixth Sense", is my favorite Bruce Willis movie. Probably "12 Monkeys", honestly, but I do love love love this movie.
Often over looked sight gags are the many creatures and technology, props, backgrounds are from other sci-fi movies, TV sci-fi series.
Capsule Hotels are a real thing, and common to find in Japan. You rent a bunk that you have to crawl into
Bruce Willis was NOT in Lethal Weapon. That was Mel Gibson. However, he WAS in Pulp Fiction, the Die Hard movies, RED and RED II, The Six Sense, Unbreakable and Glass, Looper, 12 Monkeys and a bunch I haven't seen (and also received horrible ratings). All the ones I mentioned are very good movies that you should consider reacting to.