Hello you and welcome to You Are Good, a feelings podcast about movies.

Today we are talking about the fifth element.

We're talking about it with the great Sam Cole.

I am your host for this episode, Alex Steed, and I will soon be joined by today's marvelous guest host, Siri Dahl, my great friend, Siri Dahl.

Hello, welcome.

How are you?

You Are Good at Feelings Podcasts about movies is exactly what it sounds like.

This is a show where we talk about movies.

We talk about the feelings they evoke.

We are not film critics.

We are people who talk about what it's like to be a human in the world and what the

movies we love speak to with regard to that very experience. Hey, just a quick note, like last

week, the audio in this episode on just on my end, Sam and Siri sound great.

I sound slightly less than great because I was missing my microphone.

I'm back. I'm back with it. You're not going to hear this disclaimer again, but I just want to

give you a heads up that I know my audio could be a little bit crisper. That's what we're going for, crisp audio.

But I appreciate your grace looking the other way on this,

because this conversation is a fun one, no matter what.

The fifth element is a 1997 English-language French science fiction action film,

conceived and direct by Luke Bisson, primarily

set in the 23rd century. The plot involves the survival of planet Earth, which becomes the

responsibility of Corbin Dallas, a taxi driver, and former special forces major. After a young

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