Tonight on TV: Noted from 5 to 4.2, this is one of the best science fiction films in the 1990s

Pay attention to the viewer, you have an appointment with a real cinematic alien who marked the 90s and continues to attract new generations. Small Cleans: It is and no less important, heroin has a square cut of fluorescent orange …

You probably guess this is the fifth element. He was released in the cinema in 1997, and director Luke Besson, this futuristic science fiction film becomes the 23rd century. It is here, in a strange and colorful world, where all the hope of survival is impossible without discovering the fifth element that the hero threatens evil to save mankind.

A young woman with orange hair is Lelu, who is explained by Mila Jovovich on the screen. At the time, the actor, who expressed his qualities in the episodic film, learned that he had won the role after the party’s night.

Next to him, we find Bruce Willis in the Korben Dallas shoes, but also Gary Oldman (The Dark Knight Rises), Ian Holm (UFO, Eighth Passenger), or Rush Hour, Luke Perry (once in Hollywood), Maction.

Luke Besson Cult UFO!

What creates The fifth element So singular? This is an explosive blend of its genres (science fiction in the atmosphere of futuristic megalopolis, numerous pursuit of scenes, Ruby with a character, or even romance, a relationship between Corben Dallas and Lelo)?

Is this its exciting visual? Or maybe a memorable performance Bruce Willis Sister Mila Jovovich ? Anyway, The fifth element Today it is considered one of the best science fiction films of the 90’s.

Even better, he appears in the second place of the best movies Luke Besson (Only after Leon). Moreover, the distribution viewer has given him an excellent record from 4.2 to 5 (average 75,000 voters)!

And if this cult science fiction is based on perfection, it is because it took years for its director to write a script at the age of thirty -eight. Indeed, Luke Besson The script started when he was a teen … about twenty years old reflection!

Tonight at TMC at 9:10.

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