This was one of my favorite movies. I was 14 when it came out, and I watched it over, and over, and over again!! There's not much to it, but it was exactly that, the "sweet simplicity" of the fairy tale type storyline that I loved, and still love. Back then I didn't even know who Milla was...I just thought she was so cool after I saw this film. Plus you have to admit, the scenery is pretty amazing. In fact it was after watching that I became very interested in traveling to India one day. Perhaps even riding that same train line through the mountains to Kathmandu. The only disappointing thing I find, is that it only exists on VHS. I only have a DVD player!! I guess it's just not popular enough to make putting it on DVD worthwhile. Well, even though it's not an incredible hit of a movie, I would still recommend it as a good wholesome family film!

Well, let me start by saying that I was probably 10 or 11 when I watched the movie for the first time, and by that time I just thought it was great. It is a really good movie. It is about 2 teenagers that fall in love with each other, however they do not end up together, I have to admit that is really sad!! I do not remember pretty well, but I think that he was a prince and he lived in an unknown place, then, he asked her to come with him, but she hesitated about it, and finally let him go to his kingdom.I think that not everybody knows that Milla Jovovich starred in this movie, that was one of the first movies that she starred and I really liked it.

Wow, it's been a long time since I've seen this movie. The pieces of it that I still remember were good enough that I'm thinking of buying it. It's time to see it again and re-live the magic.

When I first saw "The 5th Element," I kept thinking, "Where have I seen her before? Those eyes..." Then I remembered. There was a little movie, romantic, suspenseful, beautiful, very mystical, that I'd seen nearly a decade before called "Night Train to Kathmandu," starring a very young Milla Jovovich. This is a truly remarkable movie.