Just saw it again on TNT

Rating: Null/10 (22 July 2004)

I'm not sure why, but I have loved this film since the first time I saw it. It is perfect in it's weirdness. All of the elements (pardon the play) work beautifully to make this a truly believable story. I would pay to see Bruce Willis read the phone book, in part because of his thorough believability. On the program "D-V-D on TV", one of the hosts said that he is the perfect anti-Rambo and that is so true. He can play a guy who blows the doors off of the "bad guys" and a nerd who is more scared of his "dead" wife than he is of how mediocre he's become, and a psychiatrist who counsels disturbed children and you believe him in each of the roles.
From the Gaultier clothes to the fine Shakespearean actors to the force that is Chris Tucker to the wonderful "language" spoken by Leeloo, it's a great thoroughly entertaining funny ride.
I loved it.