This is one of those rare movies that I simply don't CARE about plot holes and how it really has no plot to speak of. It's just so well made and interesting to watch. And so many great performances!

I always thought that Chris Tucker's character was one of the high points of the movie. I love how ridiculous they've made him look and move. Makes me smile every time.

The Diva Dance scene is actually one of the coolest scenes in this or any sci-fi movie. Of all the things to sin, you could have left that alone.

Chris Tucker was, tbh, one of the best parts of this movie. I'm not wrong.

i love this movie. i love everything wrong with this movie. i love that it takes sixteen minutes to explain what is wrong with this movie.

"Are you classified as human?" "Negative, I'm a meat popsicle."

Hands down my favorite movie. They don't make movies like that anymore.

The fact that you can still watch this movie today and not be completely thrown off by the "vision of the future" is pretty awesome. Some movies just look really bad after a decade or more goes by, this is still totally watchable.

I just came here to say that there is literally nothing wrong with the Fifth Element. She is a perfect being and so is this movie. You green?!

Did you seriously add two sins for the blue opera alien, 'cuz there was no point in my life when I watched this film where I didn't think that was rad as fuck. =(

A big sin for the cat that was left behind with no further thought

One of the most original sci fi concepts and worlds put to film and one of my favorite movies of all time. Also one of the last times you'll see Bruce Willis actually act.

you forgot one sin - he got the priest's number from A PHONE BOOK. we havent used it for more than a decade, let alone in 2263 lol

Also, when Zorg's head was bleeding, it was actually chocolate sauce. Apparently, some humans have evolved to have chocolate sauce in their veins instead of blood.

Cinemasins: Im gonna give sins to this movie. Leelo Dalas: Multipass.

The little satellite on the cockroach was hilarious. How far we've come. 😂 Omg, still laughing 👍

This movie came out when I was in kindergarten. It was the very first movie I ever saw in theaters, and it kicked off my lifelong obsession with science fiction, ancient astronaut theories, and space in general. It also only offered a glimpse, but it was also the first time I ever saw a woman's breasts. So many firsts from the movie about a fifth.

Such a fun movie. Could any actor have played Ruby Rod as well as Chris Tucker? I don't think so.

Here's the moral of the Fifth Element that everyone forgets. Lilu is the 5th stone. LOVE is the 5th element.

“Aziz Light” favorite line

I still love this movie, me and my dad say "Multipass" and "do u want some more" to each other all the time it annoys the shit out of my mom

I love Gary Oldman as the antagonist in this movie.

They’re organic and they wear armor, also the stones were unsafe because WWI was about to begin

See here's what always bugged me, Leeloo is supposed to be the 5th element (that statue that floated out of the temple in the beginning) yet shes recreated using a large gloved hand from the aliens that's holding one of the handles from the case we see later that was supposed to be holding the stones....does that mean the creatures inside the suits are human? How did she get out of the statue then?

So, that movie takes place in the year 2263 right? And they still haven't created anything more destructive than an atomic bomb? Nah, I dont buy that

Come on, 5th element is a satire of itself, that's why it's so awesome!

When offered the mission, Corbin exclaims: “I’m not going.” The line was originally: “I’m not going, with that!” Only the first run of VHS tapes has the unedited version.

8:42 That's not Leeloo's hand, it's Vito's. not completely sure why he did it in the first place, but hell... he's a priest, perhaps it was divine intervention, or some other form of deus ex machina 13:22 That wasn't Vito, it was one of the ship's crew.

"Movie forces me to listen to Opera" wrong "Movie blesses the unwashed masses with beautiful music"

I actually have a copy of the script signed by Besson. Went to the premiere in London and had the first ever webstite about the divine language on the web...I actually learned the divine language from the script and because I spoke 5 languages was able to find out how the words were picked up by Besson and Milla. When I am in a place where I want to pretend I don t speak the language I recite the whole cab scene...people usually have no freaking clue what I am saying and it makes me laugh every time

This movie is incredible. Literal work of art.

Can watch this movie over and over. It is always like watching it for the 1st time. It has everything right!

one of those films I watch every time it's on TV even though I own it, and love it more every time.

these sins are what makes this movie so great.

Here's a story I have about this film: There was this weird coincidence that kept happening where everytime my mum put on this film, I would walk in ONLY AT THE SCENE WITH THE ALIEN LADY WHEN SHE STARTED SINGING. So.. for six years I never saw the first hour and some of this film. Until I sat down and actually watched it, of course.

one of the greatest scifi movies, way ahead of its time, so dont tell me you think this move is wrong... its a great movie...

As good as this movie is, I never realized how many plotholes there were in it until watching this.

Bro...the opera scene was one of the best parts of the movie!

A painful reminder of whom we've lost... Ian Holm, Tiny Lister and Luke Perry. No matter how you feel about this movie, this was more than a sci-fi film. Luc Besson proves he does have storytelling chops.

10:30 You forgot the barbecue sauce leaking outta dudes headplate..

Clearly you never had a cat. My cats always go fuck around for a whole night and I let them in in the morning - Cats are creatures of the night - that is it

Can we just talk about how this is one of those Gary Oldman performances where everyone forgets Gary Oldman is even in it

5:20 What I REALLY understand is this chick can be made from the DNA of a fried hand in a few mins in a DNA chamber, but the CAB needs a 6 month overhaul because damages. Makes perfect sense.

CinemaSins: "A good pervert would have-" Me: "I'm sorry... a what?!"

As far as plot holes and such go, I would say the 5th Element is pretty solid. Certainly relatively speaking it is. I only made it 4:26 in because at least 3/4 of what was being described as "wrong" was easily explainable and correct within the context of the story.

Some things wrong with this video 1. They are not robots, they are wearing environment suits. 2. The priest was rendered unconscious by the mondoshawan. 3. The mondoshawan are absolute pacifists, hence no weapons on the ship. 4. They can can recreate the 5 element based on the dna, they cant read it...its not a book. 5. English was not a language when she was put into stasis, so would not be stored in her near infinite genetic memory. 6. He only loses 1 point because he only had 1 left. 7. The ship did not crash land on Earth. 8. That thing is not undetectable by x-ray, the 4 parts it breaks down into are. 9. He said 3000 rounds. Not 3000 bullets. 10. The divas concert was sold out. The contest winners tickets would already have been purchased. 11. The priest pulled off the tag, actually it was one of his business cards, then put it on another door. 12. Don't come back without the stones was a threat, not orders. 13. Korben didn't "get there so fast", the movie just didn't show the travel. Oh, and public transportation. 14. Leeloo had to learn English before she read about martial arts, Korben just didn't know. 15 The evil planet, Mr Shadow may not be able to go anywhere near the stones. He just wants to be sure someone he controls has them. Also just being real fucking evil does not mean you know where the stones are. and many more.

Isn't there any way to go back to making Cinema Sins everything wrong with this movie in 5 minutes where you actually pointed out real sins? I remember loving this channel back then.

I actually love this film so much. It's bad to the point of being great, and extremely enjoyable.

Sin 99: Maybe.... just maybe.... he took _a cab!!!_

Why did they build the walls out of aluminum foil? That should have been a sin, how could you miss that?

The born-sexy-yesterday trope is a big enough sin on its own.

I can't think of another movie where the main protagonist (Bruce Willis) and the the main antagonist (Gary Oldman) not only don't meet, but don't even know of one another's existence.

"EVERYONE!"---Leon The Professional

One must subtract 50 sins for the subtlety of a prominent circle being present in almost every scene and the protagonist and antagonist never even knowing about each other’s existence

CinemaSins' "Wrongful Sin" Sin Tally: 4 (at least) 1) Cops didn't know to look for Korben. He had the ID scan jammer. They specifically say that out loud before they start shooting at him. 2) Leloo didn't take the nametag, some guy did. Presumably the one who got arrested, probably trying and have some prize delivered to him (look at your own video... those hand's aren't Leloo's hands). 3) Why wouldn't Korben be able to get to the airport quickly? Taxis are a thing. We know this for multiple reasons. 4) That's not the priest telling Korben where the diva suite is, that's the staff who was sitting in the chair in front of the camera feeds, who Korben is talking to before the priest starts talking.

‘Disagreement about how much Chris Tucker this character required!’ That gave me the lolz 😂

I think Chris Tucker tried to be as obnoxious as humanly possible in this movie.

Do "Everything wrong with UKposts Comments."

Hee hee hee hee!! 😆 loved the ending man. With the comparative audio from other movies. Gave me a good chuckle. You know your movies.

"What happened to the glove that Leeloo was made from ? And you guys are supposedly attentively critical. 1,000,000 sins of your fathers." *Ding* 👇😎

Everything not wrong with The Fifth Element in under 5 seconds: It's The Fifth Element.

the fact that u even gave this movie a single sin is ridiculous sir.

This is a special movie. There’s nothing wrong with it. Also I was shocked to find that Attack of the clones totally stole the car chase scene on Corisant from this movie.

I saw this movie in the theater and I mostly felt confused by it at the age I was. I thought it was a flop back then--and in the US market, it generally was (did better in foreign markets). Over the years, I've been surprised that it has developed a cult-following (as have other films from the summer of 1997, like Event Horizon). There was a cavalcade of 'bad' sci-fi movies in the late 90s, probably because of Independence Day. I think the criticism of the film is that Fifth Element has blurred together for some people with The Matrix, when The Fifth Element was probably intended to be absurd--a movie set in the future about prophecies from ancient Egypt as told by a cult from the early 20th century. In the future, the hero is a taxi driver flying around in a space taxi while the 'aliens' or characters all seem to fit stereotypes of throwaway movies, such as blaxploitation movies (ex, Chris Tucker). So, it might have been intentional, but I think the point of the Fifth Element was to be a comedy set in outer space but with a host of absurd characters that either make you hate the stereotype or think it's funny and endearing. And perhaps, that's why it's one of those movies that's so-bad-it's-good: people in the film industry can use it as an example of movie making when most summer movies fall into the category of D or C list movies anyway ... even though the movie still has "something" in it that makes people love it for years afterwards.

I haven't watched the video yet but ... there is NOTHING wrong with this movie.

OH c'mon! Chris Tucker was hilarious in this movie. xD

Easily one of my favorite cheese ball movies. Pretty much anything with Bruce Willis, Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Nicolas Cage are pure cheese gold especially from the 90s.

4:22 You should have added a sin for the obvious pre-cut peace of glass that she punched through.

i stayed in a 4 star hotel in denver for comicon and it came with a hole in the ceiling. actually it was really suspicious since the part that was cut out was laying on the floor when we came back one night....

Vito didn't tell him it was the Diva Suite. It was a worker on the ship. Listen to the voice haha

Still was ahead of its time, truly unique. What a film.

10:35 Also glowing firey planet that can make people bleed from their head uses a telephone to communicate

everything wrong with CinemaSins in one second or less.... nothing.

"Why did natural selection take time off to let them survive." ... Killed me hahaha

I'm surprised the impossibly small amount of time all of this allegedly happens in within the movie doesn't get a sin as well. Also, did the Great Evil need the stones or something? Could this have been resolved if they just kept the stones away from the evil?

3:05 I always thought it needs time to prepare because it entered our dimension from another dimension that has different laws of physics. When he says "adapt to out living conditions", I assume he means "adapt to our laws of reality." 10:34 The fact that "a growing fiery planet of death" *is* "a growing fiery planet of death" in the first place is exactly the reason for why it needs other people's help. It's literally too large to do it itself, because moon-sized objects can't enter spaceships or walk on planets. 14:37 As the priest explains it at the start of the movie, starting at 3:09 in this video, the Evil wants to use the Elements to corrupt that ritual or whatever in order to destroy this universe... or something. The problem is that at this point, Zorg, Evil's only minion, is dead and the good guys have obtained all the elements. Originally, the Evil didn't want to destroy Earth because that would have been counter-productive to its plans, but at this point, those plans can't even be completed at all. Destroying Earth at this point is basically a desperate "fuck you" plan, the goal of which is to basically say "if I can't use the elements to destroy the universe, you can't use them to save it either."

Dude, where's the sin for the fact they made a 2 hour movie just to summon Captain Planet. Think about it, Earth, Fire, Wind, Water, and Love (Heart) all combined to summon Captain Planet and smack down the evil.

Dude...the 10 second bomb is a voice activated countdown. That's why he told him to count

Dude, you missed the journey, but your take IS truly hilarious! It only makes me love it more❤❤

This guy is so petty and literal.... Love it 😂😂😂

The audience does a standing ovation because that was a genuine reaction. The actors and extras have never seen the opera singer behind the Diva perform before the final cut. Someone mentioned that the blood from Zorg's head was chocolate sauce? Its actually molasses. Funny you should mention that Vito suddenly knew about the schematics of the ship.....since he told his apprentice to look for information for Fhloston Paradise Hotel, and immediately knew the entire schematics of the hotel. If anything, you should've sinned the fact that a lowly, religious "friar" was able to find detailed schematics for a famous, intergalactic hotel.

oh that Gary...always playing dead during important missions. XD favorite movie :D

With a Mooltipass, you can do all those impossible things. Everybody knows that.

It is one of the most original movies! I love everything wrong about it too 😁

Am I the only person who doesn't see a Chris Tucker marathon as a punishment?

This is funny, but I don't care. Love the movie. Silliness is part of it. Doesn't have to make sense. Love it. Mutli-pass!

"Not the paintbrush, I think." Yeah, about that... explain it to the guy who's eye I almost stabbed out in fourth grade in art class

The character Tucker played help in a major way to make this movie .

I lost it at "Hip-Hopera". That's so perfect a term, and it was such a bizarre part of the movie.

Aaah the "EVERYONE" at the end from Stansfield from Léon: The Professional. Will you ever do everything wrong with Léon: The Professional?

the fifth element was perfect. the gaultier designs and milla jovovich being so epically hot

The professor in the opening scene was killed by one of the Robot thingies-the leader gestures to this one-his eyes light up and the prof drops down dead-its very subtle.

"If they had said yes, what was your second question?" 😂😂😂

My friend can sing the entire Opera piece. It's kinda scary...

Excellent movie. Nothing to complain about. Great music throughout.

2:45 Cats are actually nocturnal(-ish) creatures. It's why their eyes have evolved to be able to catch so much light in the dark that their eyes sometimes look like they're glowing. So I wouldn't be surprised if some people treated them as such. 7:17 Any kind of bullet *that you know of.* You said it yourself, he reinvented science. 17:36 For what it's worth, it's better to be respected than to be feared. It's just easier to make people fear you than gain their respect.

Cinema Sins makes a video longer than 10 mins for The Fifth Element. * Ding *

Hip-Opera should be a thing. Also this movie was awesome.

'Hip-hopera' I freaking love some of the puns you come up with. XD

4:42 How do you know it wasn´t?! I thought this wall was made of a strong but thin material. And Leeloo is strong enough to break it.