Date 13/07/2017 - News People
If you read interviews with Luc Besson, one of his frequent refrains is how hard it was to make The Fifth Element and how constrained he was by the effects technology of the time. That?s a crazy thought, considering The Fifth Element, released in 1997, is one of the all-time high-water marks of production design and even 20 years later doesn?t look especially dated (other than perhaps Bruce Willis? frosted hair). The obvious question (and surely the one Besson was hoping we?d ask) is, how much more insane a space movie could this guy make with a giant budget and 2017?s seemingly unlimited visual FX tech?
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