Fifth Element -1997- Direct

The fusion of the haunting aria "Il Dolce Suono" with a thumping electronic beat by Éric Serra, combined with an alien cat-woman fighting ninjas in slow motion? It makes no sense. It is perfect. It is the best scene in the entire film. Let’s be honest: The plot is gibberish. "Evil" is a sentient ball of fire. The hero defeats the villain with a gun that shoots a rock. The love story basically boils down to: "We are the same species, so let's kiss."

A+ for Vibes. Motto: "Leeloo Minai Lekarariba-Lamina-Tchai Ekbat De Sebat." (You know what it means.) fifth element -1997-

But here is the magic of The Fifth Element : It knows exactly what it is. It is a comic book opera. It doesn't apologize for being weird. It doesn't slow down to explain the science. It just throws you into a world where a Priest, a Cab Driver, and a perfect being have to save the world before Wednesday. If you haven't watched The Fifth Element recently, put it on tonight. Turn off your critical brain. Admire the costumes. Laugh at Ruby Rhod. Cry a little when Leeloo learns what "war" is. And when the credits roll, you will feel something rare: total, uncomplicated joy. The fusion of the haunting aria "Il Dolce

Year: 1997 Director: Luc Besson Starring: Bruce Willis, Milla Jovovich, Gary Oldman, and Chris Tucker. It is the best scene in the entire film