OUR TAKE: 1 out of 10 This is easily one of the worst films of the year and is only one of few that I would have loved to have walked out on before the ending. MILLA JOVOVICH plays the fifth element, an alien who must learn the Earthlings' ways to save them, and uses martial arts fighting to dispatch the villains.GARY OLDMAN plays a wealthy Southern art dealer who will do anything (including killing many people) to attain the four stones.He smokes some and kills a lot of the villains while doing so.
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WHY THE MPAA RATED IT: PG-13 For intense sci-fi violence, some sexuality and brief nudity. With the recent success of the re-release of the "Star Wars" trilogy and a big promotional push for this film, many kids will be revved up for this sci-fi flick. With the help of a priest, Vito Cornelius (IAN HOLM), and accompanied by flamboyantly effeminate intergalactic radio show host Ruby Rhod (CHRIS TUCKER), Dallas and Leeloo head to a foreign planet to retrieve the stones. The stones are missing, an evil tyrant, Zorg (GARY OLDMAN), wants the stones for himself, as do a group of aliens. There are problems, however, and they are threefold. When combined with the four stones of the elements - air, earth, fire, and water - Leeloo will generate the "light of creation" and stop the evil. Only one thing will stop the evil, and that's "the fifth element" which lands in Dallas' cab in the form of Leeloo (MILLA JOVOVICH), an alien woman.
City cab driver in the year 2259 who unwittingly finds himself thrust into the middle of an effort to save Earth from an immense orb of evil that is quickly approaching. PLOT: Korben Dallas (BRUCE WILLIS) is a N.Y. QUICK TAKE: Sci-Fi: A cab driver of the future finds himself thrust into the middle of saving Earth from an approaching orb of evil.
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