Unlike most books that are part of a series, this one did not come to anything like a satisfying ending. This is something I wasn’t so happy about. The second thing to know about this novel is that it ends with the words, To be continued… And it is continued in Luc Besson’s Arthur and the Forbidden City.
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I imagine the movie will be well worth seeing, and I know the book is worth reading. And all this came out of Luc Besson’s brain when he was a teenager! And now all of these creative juices have been turned loose on a children’s novel, or rather two novels, which are soon to become a motion picture directed by… hmmm… I wonder who? It is a story that, again, has a dashing hero (this time, only ten years old) a cruel villain (or maybe two) a touch of romance a lot of fast-paced, suspense-driven action and loads of exotic and magical imagery. It has a great hero, a great villain (played by Gary Oldman!), a great comic relief character (or several), stunning special effects, and a sci-fi fantasy plot full of mind-blowing ideas and eye-candy images. I think time will prove The Fifth Element to be a classic film, for it is full of breathtaking imagery, gripping action and suspense, liberating doses of humor, and a healthy daub of sex appeal. The first thing is that it was written by the French film director who created The Big Blue, The Messenger: Joan of Arc, and La Femme Nikita, as well as one of my favorite movies ever, The Fifth Element. There are two things you should know before you start reading this book.
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