I'll admit to never quite being a fan of Luc Besson's The Fifth Element. Oh, it was made with the right spirit, but the simplistic ending -- having it all saved by love -- was just a bit too sappy for my refined tastes. Still, kudos to all the players, and Besson certainly turned in an incredibly visual experience that even today looks mighty impressive on the screen.
And speaking of on the silver screen ...
Fathom Events is bringing The Fifth back into its element, putting it up on the silver screen in selected cities on May 14th and 17th. While I may not be a fan, I certainly think those who are might want to take advantage of seeing Besson's scenery once again in an environment where it was designed to be viewed. Usually there's some "special footage" involved in Fathom's experiences, even if it's just an introduction from the filmmaker or celebrity interviews, but I'm not finding any particular details on this listing. Hopefully there will be a little something extra as Fathom generally charges a little bit extra than regular admission prices for their affairs.
In any event, interested parties can check out the site right here.
As always, thanks for reading ... and live long and prosper!
And speaking of on the silver screen ...
Fathom Events is bringing The Fifth back into its element, putting it up on the silver screen in selected cities on May 14th and 17th. While I may not be a fan, I certainly think those who are might want to take advantage of seeing Besson's scenery once again in an environment where it was designed to be viewed. Usually there's some "special footage" involved in Fathom's experiences, even if it's just an introduction from the filmmaker or celebrity interviews, but I'm not finding any particular details on this listing. Hopefully there will be a little something extra as Fathom generally charges a little bit extra than regular admission prices for their affairs.
In any event, interested parties can check out the site right here.
As always, thanks for reading ... and live long and prosper!
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