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UNCUT REACTION - The Fifth Element (1997) 10K SUBSCRIBER SPECIAL (1 of 2)
UNCUT REACTION - The Fifth Element (1997) 10K SUBSCRIBER SPECIAL (2 of 2)
January 12, 2024

UNCUT REACTION - The Fifth Element (1997) 10K SUBSCRIBER SPECIAL

Our first reaction of 2024!

Here is the film our YouTube audience chose for us to watch in celebration of 10,000 subscribers! 

While there will be a YouTube edit, this uncut reaction is unlocked to everyone in celebration of our milestone!

Comments (26)

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Thicketdweller · January 14, 2024

This is a fun movie, it’s fast editing style makes it rewatchable in a way it would not be if the story had been slowed down and scenes were not layered General Stutter was played be Jonathan noble who died a few years back . He was recognizable as the English speaking man in the X- files And The king of liars in t] The adventures of baron munchhhausen. Zit is a good movie for what it is . It didn’t change my life. But it didn’t make e want my money back. Been absent for the last couple weeks holidays and all Reloaded invincible into my queue and plan to respond to it It was 2024 is gonna be a good year

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Gary Leyh · January 14, 2024

Thanks guys! I haven't seen this one years so it was a fun re-watch for me. For me, Bruce and Chris kept me entertained, otherwise, just ok. Congrats on 10k!

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Rich Durbin · January 13, 2024

It's a very fast paced movie. I wonder if watching so much slow paced 60s and 80s Trek has made you more comfortable with that style of presentation. This movie does require you to pick up quite a bit very quickly through context.

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Mike Rogers · January 13, 2024

Kind of surprised you weren't more into it but no problem. The look of this movie borrows a lot from the Harry Canyon segment of The Heavy Metal movie. I dig the cartoonishness of parts of the movie and the inventiveness. It's pure cinema.

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Regan · January 13, 2024

Why isn't the cat in more reactions?!?

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Target Audience · January 13, 2024

High appearance fee

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Michael Mannisto · January 13, 2024

I don't care what anyone says, I fucking love this movie. It might be my favorite cult classic of all time. I know it's not perfect, but it's so much fun I don't care. It's got the perfect mix of sci-fi, action, comedy, and drama that just satisfies every itch. The world building is phenomenal, and for the most part it actually feels like a lived in world. It's also a quintessentially 90s movie, which brings back a lot of nostalgia. Bruce Willis is great, as always, and this might be my favorite role from Milla. This is one of the few movies I can watch over and over, and never get tired of. Definitely gets better and better on subsequent views.

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Matt F · January 13, 2024

Nice! Now you guys have to do Stargate (1994). One of my favorite science fiction films of all time. Please and thank you!

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Michael Mannisto · January 13, 2024

Yes! This is also one of those classic 90s sc-fi movie I could re-watch forever.

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WEB · January 12, 2024

I love this movie, maybe even more now that I've just watched it get derided so hard lol. It's a visual feast of space opera-ness and it prioritizes FUN. Bruce is at the height of his powers here and Milla Jovovich is instantly iconic. It's ok to not like a movie, obviously... I'm feeling very defensive of a movie I like right now.. I admit it lol. Alex. You mad at us dude? It was a fun watch along as always, thanks guys

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Ee'char · January 12, 2024

The rubber-faced sailer guy is British "comedian" Lee Evans who found fame in the UK in the 90s. I never found him funny in the first place, even if people older than me (born before 1981) did. HOWEVER. I would recommend this film to ANYONE. It's pure "take your brain out" entertainment. Media doesn't have to be groundbreaking, it just has to entertain. Or keep your mind occupied for 90 minutes or so. And that's what this film does.

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WEB · January 12, 2024

Lee Evans is good in a couple things (a couple things is all I know him from lol).. he's good in There's Something About Mary, and really good in Mousehunt with Nathan Lane

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StonyD · January 12, 2024

THIS is exactly why I come to this channel: Honesty. It's refreshing because I don't feel like you are trying to sell me anything. A hundred other reactors would have been like "Ooh that was SO COOL" or fake-crying for clicks. When you watch something, you react like humans. Sometimes you like it, sometimes you don't. Thank you for that.

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Adam from Germany · January 13, 2024

I also always prefere the truth. Of course, they are allowed to feel bad about one of our favourite films. But I also feel bad when I watch it. My brain has trouble accepting the situation because it doesn't understand what went wrong. Really, I can't explain why he couldn't catch them in this film. *MonkeyFacePalm*

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Andrew Skow · January 12, 2024

27:30 They grew/printed her with the "surviving" hand attached. Do the aliens have human girl hands? She's engineered, like the scientist was speculating, like Bilbo repeatedly said "they made her (perfect)". She is meant to defend earth. She was created as a human. 1:54:00 - the 20th century priest had the key, he could have disposed of the body. Bilbo's boy buddy, David, was sent ahead to Egypt. That's why he's there at the end all of the sudden. Maybe he dragged out the corpse. Or any of the priests with who had the key in the intervening centuries. Alex, much of your time is spent arguing with a comments section in your head. It's like a bitter RiffTrax. I don't know if it's your thing, but maybe engaging in some recreational respiration before the next movie might help you enjoy it. We got about 15 seconds of war is bad here and another 20 seconds of whaling bad in ST4. You aren't being brow beaten.

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Ee'char · January 12, 2024

I don't know what software you're using to watch this, but I have to keep on pausing VLC player in order for your video to catch up with mine?

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Target Audience · January 12, 2024

We are watching the Blu-ray

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Adam from Germany · January 12, 2024

It really hurt a bit to see you suffering so overwhelmed. :-D The movie is fantasticly extreme :-D Ok, I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings and I don't want mine to be hurt either. I do realise that there are discrepancies here when it comes to films. - But that's not a bad thing. Watching Star Trek TNG with both of you is enough for me. I just want you to know that - for me it's also about supporting you with this comment. Information about consumers' feelings is always valuable.

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Lance Bivins · January 12, 2024

Yeah. This movie definitely isn't for everybody. It has completely unique designs and costumes created by Jean-Paul Gaultier, but it seems like it is intentionally over the top. I love the editing jokes throughout, how they will cut to a joke mid scene. It is also cool how Bruce Willis and Gary Oldman never actually meet. I haven't seen another movie where the main villain and the main protag are constantly at odds in story, but they never fight or exchange any dialogue at all. It feels like the director, editors, and designers did the best they could with such a nonsensical script. Milla Jovovich and Chris Tucker were both nominated for Razzys as well.

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Ee'char · January 12, 2024

it's "blown out", not sucked... just like Data said in The Naked Now. A common mistake ;-)

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Jovet · January 12, 2024

Damn, Josh! Brutal

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Ken R · January 12, 2024

If your first thought about a movie is "I like they had practical effects" the movie is in trouble.

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Jovet · January 12, 2024

7:30 No, it's not that kind of lord. It's the feudal lord type.

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AzoriusMage · January 12, 2024

Brilliant news let's keep going! Looking forward to watching this with you been a while since I watched it

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Steven Johnson · January 12, 2024

Aw, shit! Congratulations guys! I must have missed the poll for this? Great movie.

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Target Audience · January 12, 2024

Poll was on YouTube last month