The Fifth Element

Watch or Download The Fifth Element 1997. Director Luc Besson, Cast Bruce Willis, Milla Jovovich, Gary Oldman,

In 2257, a taxi driver is unintentionally given the task of saving a young girl who is part of the key that will ensure the survival of humanity. Movie The Fifth Element

Genres

Adventure, Fantasy, Action, Thriller, Science Fiction,

SubGenres

Action-Adventure,

Keywords

new york city, flying car, clone, taxi, cyborg, egypt, future, stowaway, space travel, dystopia, race against time, arms dealer, love, alien, priest, end of the world, shootout, police chase, cab driver, cyberpunk, cult film, archaeologist, space opera, military, opera singer, resort hotel, futuristic city, ancient evil, cruise liner, good versus evil, hovercar,

The Fifth Element Parent guide

MPAA Reason

Rated PG-13 for intense sci-fi violence, some sexuality and brief nudity.

BBFC Reason

moderate sex references

BBFC Ratings info

THE FIFTH ELEMENT is a science fiction comedy, set In the 23rd Century, in which a cab driver unwittingly becomes the central figure in the search for a legendary cosmic weapon that will save the Earth from destruction. Sex: A man and woman cavort in the sleeping quarters of a space transport. It is implied that the man performs oral sex, disappearing below the screen as the woman moans and gasps. She is then seen in a berth, arching her back and screaming in pleasure. There is frequent violence in fights between humans and aliens, with shots fired and blows landed from fists and feet.

Sex & Nudity

moderate

Sex & Nudity Reason

A woman is shown wearing a tank top inside a glass tube from the side and at a distance. A woman is given a change of clothes and changes behind a curtain nothing shown A woman lying on a table has her breasts briefly visible before they are covered. In another scene she changes behind 2 people and her breasts can be seen again, slightly out of focus. A brief implied sex scene, only shoulders and above are shown. A man engages in an off-camera oral sex act with a woman. Her facial expressions during the implied act is shown. She moans but nothing is actually shown. Comedic scene. Mildly revealing "futuristic" clothing (spandex, thongs, translucent plastic, etc.) on various characters throughout the film.

Violence & Gore

mild

Violence & Gore Reason

A woman is shot multiple times inside of an air vent offscreen, bullet wounds shown afterwards. She survives. A man explodes. Pieces go flying but nothing identifiable and very brief. A scene of martial-arts fighting where a woman beats up several aliens. A large shootout occurs when some aliens try to overtake a large spaceship. Many people are shot and some explosions occur. A man shoots many aliens during this. The villain uses a massive gun and shoots and kills several people. 50 % action with shooting A young man accidentally fires off several mauser c-96 rounds at friendly aliens. An alien woman is shot. Items she had hidden inside her body are pulled out of the wound by hand. Mostly off-camera, but some mild blue alien gore.

Profanity

mild

Profanity Reason

"Shit" is said 5 times. "Bastard" is said twice. "Goddamn" is said once. "Pissed" is said once. "Ass" is said twice. "Hell" is said twice. "Damn" is said once. "God" said twelve times and "Christ" said once.

Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking

mild

Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking Reason

Champagne is said to be delivered at a hotel room and a man answers the door. A priest character appears a bit inebriated at a spaceport bar, and his assistant shows up and has a quick drink. A Rastafarian type character is briefly seen smoking what looks like a marijuana cigarette in one scene. The main character and others are regularly seen smoking. The main character is rationed four cigarettes a day and is encouraged to quit.

Frightening & Intense Scenes

mild

Frightening & Intense Scenes Reason

Most of the violence is intense but it's nothing more than a standard futuristic action movie. Many people and aliens are shot onscreen which may be frightening to some viewers. A woman is shot and collapses which is somewhat intense. The movie centers around trying to prevent an evil entity destroying all life in the universe. Large and strange alien creatures appear throughout the film which may be frightening. A woman is brought to tears watching (genuine) stock footage/photos of wars throughout human history. A man is shown "bleeding" some sort of unexplained black goo from his forehead, implied to be the work of an evil alien.

Studio

Gaumont, Buena Vista International,

Countrie

France, United Kingdom,

Audio

English

Director

Luc Besson

Starring

Bruce Willis Milla Jovovich Gary Oldman Ian Holm Chris Tucker Luke Perry Brion James Tom 'Tiny' Lister Jr. Lee Evans Charlie Creed-Miles Tricky John Neville John Bluthal Mathieu Kassovitz Christopher Fairbank Kim Chan Richard Leaf Julie T. Wallace Al Matthews Maïwenn John Bennett Ivan Heng Sonita Henry Tim McMullan Hon Ping Tang George Khan John Hughes Roberto Bryce Said Talidi Clifton Lloyd Bryan Justin Lee Burrows Richard Ashton Jerome St. John Blake Kevin Molloy Bill Reimbold Colin Brooks Anthony Chinn Sam Douglas Derek Ezenagu David Kennedy David Barrass Roger Monk Mac McDonald Mark Seaton Jean-Luc Caron Riz Meedin Jerry Ezekiel Indra Ové Nicole Merry Stacey McKenzie Rachel Willis Genevieve Maylam Josie Perez Natasha Brice Sophia Goth Martin McDougall Pete Dunwell Paul Priestley Jason Salkey Stewart Harvey-Wilson David Fishley Carlton Chance Gin Clarke Vladimir McCrary Aron Paramor Alan Ruscoe Christopher Adamson Ève Salvail Kaleem Janjua Tyrone Tyrell Kevin Brewerton Vincenzo Pellegrino Ian Beckett Sonny Caldinez Zeta Graff Eddie Ellwood Yui Laura De Palma Michael Culkin Lenny McLean Robert Oates John Sharian Fred Williams Sibyl Buck Sarah Carrington Ali Yassine Sean Buckley Dane Messam Nathan Hamlett Cecil Cheng Scott Woods Leon Dekker David Garvey Stanley Kowalski Omar Williams Robert Clapperton Robert Alexander Mia Frye Leo Williams C. Keith Martin J.D. Dawodu Patrick Nicholls Shaun Davis Roy Garcia Alex Georgijev Marie Guillard Renee Montemayor Stina Richardson Kristen Fick François Guillaume Anita Koh Kamay Lau Tracy Redington Gito Santana Frank Senger Joss Skottowe Roger Wright

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