Only seen two of his films. Both quite incredible although I’m not sure The Fifth Element stands up too much. Leon I am presuming still does as where it was problematic it was intentionally so to be provocative?
Anyway, gonna give him a 3 as two films is too few to go all out on I guess.
I’ve not seen any of his films in ages. Think I’ve only seen three.
The Fifth Element - Liked it, have a feeling it’d be a bad watch now
Angel-A - seem to remember really liking it but can’t remember anything about it other than a scene with a bridge
Leon - ADORED IT but haven’t seen it in maybe 10 years, might not now and just keep da memories
Didn’t realise some of these are by the same guy. They’re all exciting but then hmmm in their own ways, and that’s really all I can say about him. 1? 5?
Fifth Element was one of those films that we watched at school lots, for some reason. The other was Dante’s Peak. Haven’t seen either since and it’d surely be a bad idea to do so.
Great visual stylist, terrible storyteller. A generous three maybe?
I like his SF - Fifth Element is very fun, and Valerian is brilliant apart from any bit where a character is speaking. I was a big fan of Adèle Blanc-Sec (basically an early twentieth century French female Indiana Jones with the realism turned down), but it’s so long since I’ve seen Big Blue or Nikita that I don’t really remember much about them.
Leon - decent, haven’t seen it in ages though.
Fifth Element - good fun
The Family - saw this recently and really enjoyed it.
Lucy - one of the shittest films I’ve ever seen. Utter tossycock.
Appropriately enough for a discussion about films, it’s worth reading down to the bottom to note who wrote in to ask the question about deaf footballers