A colorful $263 million sci-fi hit starring Bruce Willis leaves Netflix soon, giving fans limited time to revisit the cult ...

It takes a lot to crack the top list of Cannes parties. But an event costing a festival record $1 million and featuring a Jean-Paul Gaultier fashion show, a futuristic ballet and guests including the ...

DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Twenty years ago, audiences were dazzled by the visionary images and epic adventure of “The Fifth Element.” To celebrate the 20th anniversary of director Luc Besson’s ...

"The Fifth Element," Luc Besson's wildly colourful space opera that for many sits firmly among the cult classics of modern cinema, will have its 30th anniversary next year. Set in the year 2263 and ...

It’s the 25th anniversary of Luc Besson’s iconic film, and revisiting it shows that, more than fashion and style, its legacy is its cautionary tale for our modern dystopia. Freelance Writer Leeloo’s ...

The legendary sci-fi movie began as a lonely teenager’s notebook sketches. Decades later, it transformed into a record-breaking box office smash.

George Lucas has championed 2001: A Space Odyssey as the greatest science-fiction film ever made, but that overlooks a very different kind of greatness embodied by The Fifth Element. Science fiction ...

Fifth Element director Luc Besson doesn’t exactly want to make a sequel to his famous space opera — but another film, in the same vein and with the same ideas. Which he would direct. The Playlist asks ...

Luc Besson is getting candid about his career. During a recent interview with THR, the 64-year-old director discussed his new film Dogman, as well as the sort of films he’d like to be making in the ...

Acclaimed director Luc Besson’s upcoming film “DogMan” has been billed his “comeback.” And he’s filming the movie in Newark. The French filmmaker’s work includes the futuristic sci-fi romp “The Fifth ...

Above : Ian Holm, Bruce Willis and Milla Jovovich star in the 1997 sci-fi movie “The Fifth Element.” (Photo/Columbia Pictures) Science fiction is never better than when it’s rendered in a crazed state ...