Customer Ratings & Reviews

It's D-box surround sound and great audio. great movie

Bought this to upgrade my movie collection to UHD..

Love Best film. Great cast. Nostalgic team of actors

4K version of this movie takes clarity to a new level.

If your into SCFI and Bruce Willis you can't go wrong.

Great practical effects and original story must see

Movie still holds up and is a treat on 4K looks great.

Great movie. Awesome effects. What more can you say!

Superior color and costumes. Interesting to watch

This movie is a great comedy in a futuristic setting.

...and a better hi-def option for fans who don't yet own The Fifth Element on blu-ray. I double dipped with this one, thanks to the less than stellar transfer quality of a previous edition I own. Being a perfectionist, I had to give this remastered version of one of my favorite movies a shot. Thankfully, I can honestly say I see a noticeable improvement in the video quality of this "mastered in 4k" edition. The new Dolby Atmos track was a nice bonus as well, but I'm mostly happy that this aging catalog title doesn't look as much its age as my previous blu-ray. Epic, fun(ny), sci-fi with a touch of love. Something for everyone gives this movie a lot of replay value, which justified my wanting to own the best version I could.* (*I do not own a 4k display.)

Classic sci fi flick and the steel box is beautiful!

Awesome Steelbook to this Bruce Willis Sci Fi Classic

Bruce never ceases to amaze me, good comedic relief.

Great movie from my childhood. Looks amazing in 4k.

I bought this movie just for the steel book artwork.

Great movie and I really like the case and artwork

Excellent movie it's old but I like a lot, great..

I loved this movie. I saw it in the theaters and have watched it on TV a zillion times since. There was an article in the NY Times recently about unforgettable movie lines. The article wasn't particularly good - it forgot about Better Davis's "fasten your seatbelt, it's gonna be a bumpy ride" and so on. But it got me thinking. And what popped into my mind (forgive me) were two lines from The Fifth Element that I found unforgettable: "Negative, I am a meat popsicle." and "Does anyone else want to negotiate?" And then there is the memorable "It sa, it sa, it sa..." I am really curious what it is that so turned the critics off. I am a fan for life of this whimsical, silly, funny, well-acted and yes, sentimental, film. Love might not save the world, but wait - it's on again this week! Who cares!?

My all time favorite bruce willis movie ever!!!!!!