Love strange love 1982 movie scene series#

Hollywood churns out an endless series of films aimed at the teenybopper audience with cute little actors and actresses trying to follow Drew Barrymore's footsteps, but ultimately they fail because the kids don't act like kids, they act like stars, and normal children can't relate to them.ДЄ good part of the magic of ET is in the characters, the everyday, regular suburban kids the story is set around. Seemingly, the children of today are cynical and jaded, they've seen it all before and don't buy the innocence.

No film afterwards has that same purity and naivety. But, if we set all the baggage aside and return to the film itself, we cannot help but be overwhelmed by its atmosphere of innocence and wonder.ДЇrom the moment that strange long finger pulls back the ferns to view the new world, every inner child leaps up and down in awe and delight as we are drawn back to a time of believing. In the UK, ET has recently been brought back to people's minds as a result of a most grotesque, super expensive and dream-snatching series of TV commercials for British Telecom (BT).

The image of Elliot on the bike with ET sitting on the handlebars is immediately recognisable as a symbol of the blockbuster, the success of Steven Spielberg and the emblem of his company Amblin Productions. This phenomenal film landed in 1982 and made such an impact that it would be, for many people, the defining film of the eighties.

Love strange love 1982 movie scene