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| Discussion: Fifth Element Random question. Who is Corbins friend/"mechanic" on the phone? I cant find the name in the credits, it sounds like "Finger" but I cant see it. Am I blind, deaf, or just stupid? It's going to bug me forever, someone please help me out :) >>By aceof3s I've always thought it was "Finger" too. Have you looked ont he internet? If I can find out I'll get back to you. >>By JMS aceof3s: Check out http://www.moviesounds.com/element.html there's a clipi that has his name, but I don't know anything else about it. >>By JMS Who does the voice of Finger? It sounds like Vin Diesel. I've searched the internet and the credits and everywhere else maybe someone can enlighten me:) >>By marbear Yo this movie was sweet. Don't expect loads of action, just expect a fun, hip movie that only Bruce Willis could play as the leading role. >>By theFifthfan One of my favorite movies, hands down. Gotta love chris tucker in this. >>By MASTARP what is the tattoo on leeloos arm i cant recall? >>By bmw1 "A dyed in the wool killer" flick. listen to us....we sound like gutless junket hopping journalist. what did we really like about this flick? granted it's not to be taken seriouslly but when is Luc Besson serious? how many movies of his can we expect a pouting soaking wet lolita nymph peeking through wet hair needing a rescue? how about all of them? several anachronistic characters flash back to the dick tracy colours of the early twentieth century. the soundtrack was stellar with a big "hey who the f*ck was that!" going out to Khaled's Alech Tradi (AKA the music we hear in the cab chase scene). I need to find this on DVD to add to the collection. sh*t the bed folks! >>By Sexibeast good film >>By Jeffers It's one of my favorites movies. One of the writers did a panel on it at the Science Fiction Research Association a couple of years back. It was great to see it featured as if it was more than a cult classic. :) Look at the cab scene in the original Heavy Metal and and try and tell me The Fifth Element isn't a lengthened version. :) Pretty cool stuff and the music was great! I especially loved Ian Holme, Chris Tucker and Gary Oldman. And of course the leads. :) Can't imagine any other actors pulling it off. >>By Dare The tattoo on Leeloo's arm were the dotted lines that stood for the four elements. >>By Dare I dunno how original the ideas were, it seemed like a kaleidoscope of sci-fi movies such as Star Trek and Stargate all rolled into one. But it worked and it was dam fun! { I think it was the ability of the movie to relate the world we live in now, to the futuristic world -- e.g. flying cabs, alien opera singer, and also to the mythology of the past; elemental stones, and the friar/monk. It's not quite a parody of sci-fi, but it is close to the edge. I would describe it as an action movie that is funny. Pushed all the right buttons. And so did Chris Rock with that flight attendant } I enjoyed this more than Starship Troopers. >>By ftad Hm apparently the black dude is Chris Tucker, and not Chris Rock...(?) >>By ftad yeah it was Chris Tucker. I just bought the special edition two disc DVD. The extras aren't too good although you do get quite a bit. Does any body know if the language that Leeloo speaks is Ucranian (don't know how to spell it) as its Milla's nationality or is it completely made up? Also isn't Gary Oldman great in the film. >>By emitni I love Bruce Willis, He's made some crappy movies, i will admit, but then...when you look at him by himself, you can only think back to such movies as the fifth element and the die hard movies. HE plays such wonderful characters, and they are portrayed as real people, not some mushy i'm the best guy in the world. he has a run of bad luck constantly,b ut yet he uses his brain to beat the bad guys. Fifth element was definitely one of my favorite movies and I never really thought about the soundtrack but now that you guys have mentioned it i'm definitely going to look into it because i remember some awesome music coming from that movie, especially the diva's performance. I think one of the whole ideas behind the science fiction aspect was that love conquers all, even the darkest evil. forgive me if that just sounds so corny, but when you think about it, leeloo didn't want to save humanity after she saw all the evil it created correct? but it was the knowledge of love that led her to save it. I especially loved the end when corbin dallas' mom was yelling at the president dude, that was excellent. As for leeloo's language...I'm not quite sure, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was actually some old language, i'll have to go back and relisten to some of the phrasing, but i remember the priest guy saying it was the ancient language or something like that. I don't think it's ukranian though. But ya never know, that would just be kind of cheesy if they did that. Gary Oldman was creepy in that film, not realy a bad guy, just a scuzzbucket. I got the creeps just seeing him. To end....BRUCE WILLIS ROCKS! HuckleB >>By huckleberry and yes the name is finger on the phone but his real name i don't quite known. I remember him saying "finger's gonna kill me" when he wrecks the cab >>By huckleberry The "divine" language is a made-up language but Milla used a mix of different languages. I think there's some German, Romanian, Czechoslavakian, Japanese, etc. in there. >>By Dare Is there a lot of latin in there? i would think that it wouldhave someheavy roots. I don't know. >>By huckleberry I deffintly enjoyed this movie it was fun and keeps you intrested at all times with somthing always happening. >>By Kimmy great movie >>By therion that was such cool/fantastic film i had to watch it twice at the first time already.... i think i was quite young then...grin... you know...it's starting to bother me ....everywhere i go therion is already ahead....or at least one of his synonyms......not that i don't like that someone has got the same good taste as me....i'd simply like to be the first sometimes....LOL >>By HY - go theron... :D >>By HY - HY you are my most favorite person on this site (: >>By Vavin i loved this movie. >>By sia every movie that bruce willis acted in was great especially die hard series...I mean they are not very good cinematically but they are classics, i still watch those movies and man fifth element was a kick ass movie with great acting of bruce willis... >>By quughan this is one of the best films bruce has mean... he kinda plays the same character in some ways but thats the character i love... there is pretty of fighting, shooting of big guns and explosions which makes any movie.. and the storyline was genius .... i loved the ending, a tear runs down my face everytime... >>By zeromenace You are not logged in. 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