Chris Tucker took a radio shock jock and turned him into the most chaotic good character in sci-fi. Screaming, leopard print, zero survival instincts, and somehow he helps save the world. An all-timer supporting performance. What's your favorite Ruby Rhod moment?

He's not a chosen one or a billionaire. He's a broke ex-soldier driving a flying cab, dodging his landlord, and trying to enjoy his takeout in peace. Then the universe drops the fate of everything in his back seat. No superpowers, just vibes and stubbornness. Who's your pick for most relatable action hero?

The flying traffic, the stacked highways between skyscrapers, the little details like the traffic cops pulling people over mid-air. Luc Besson's future feels lived-in in a way a lot of modern sci-fi doesn't. Nearly 30 years later and this still looks fantastic. What movie future would you actually want to live in?

She breaks out of a lab, crashes through a flying taxi, and barely says a word for the first stretch of the film. And somehow you're completely invested in her by the time she meets Korben. Milla Jovovich did so much with so little dialogue here. What is it about Leeloo that stuck with you?

This movie has always been ahead of its time to me. So I reimagined it as if it were being released in 2026. Curious to know what fellow fans think!

Anyone else notice that the police & taxi vehicles make skidding noises when they’re turning sharply & accelerating - despite flying 😂

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Picked this up at a Goodwill in Sacramento, Ca a while back, finally got around to hanging it 😅

In the French version of Alien the AI of the Nostromo is called "Maman" (Mom) Luc Besson being French, would that be a reference ? I didn't see any information about that.