In this tense 3-D action adventure game based on the eponymous movie, play as either New York City cabby Korben Dallas or the mysterious Leeloo, a woman who holds the secret to the safety of the entire universe.
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Title: The Fifth Element (Video Game 1998)
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| Cast overview: | |||
| Milla Jovovich | ... | Leeloo (voice) | |
| Gary Oldman | ... | Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg (voice) | |
| Ian Holm | ... | Priest Vito Cornelius (voice) | |
| Bruce Willis | ... | Korben Dallas (voice) | |
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Action adventure game based on the 1997 cult classic Sci Fi film The Fifth Element set in the 23rd century. Play as Leeloo, a mysterious acrobatic heroine who fights enemies using martial arts, psionic attacks and hand grenades on her way to save the world, and Korben, a heroic NYC cabby with a variety of futuristic guns at his disposal to deal with evil scientists, security guards, flying drones, alien goons and the villainous Zorg while helping Leeloo on her mission. The heroes must locate items from the movie in 16 labyrinthine levels based on locations from the movie to reach Egypt and prevent a monstrous alien being from destroying Earth. Before each level, the film's flamboyant MC, Ruby Rhod, silently presents mission objectives in text form, and short FMV clips from the movie play to set up the story.
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new york city | single player | action heroine | two protagonists | female protagonist |Parents Guide:
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I have my muletipass right here to go somewhere!! ANYTHING but those Hallmark Christmas movies!!! Well, at least they give people work!!