E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (40th Anniversary Edition)

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Set around Halloween, the family classic tells the story of Elliot (Henry Thomas), a lonely young boy in suburbia who befriends an alien left behind on earth, and works with his siblings Michael (Robert MacNaughton) and Gertie (Drew Barrymore) to try and help him get back home. Battle criminals and rogue enforcement droids alike with an array of accessories: interchangeable data spike fist, Auto-9 pistol that fits into a hidden spring-loaded. Every time the haunting, fairytale-like motif comes on, the front soundstage fills with warmth and fidelity, generating a wonderfully engaging image. AZVzp7CiVYsrdM60ow_Ca0xk59AzQPtyKbI_O5-roKrwU-eLFu9_y1-gwXhrwBRBGNsWy7MwtHgeWOjedMszjpjuSYHvFlk9LGSmgu8hk2Pji4pM_QUN1yytS7QnBqpNbrTiEwqg9RUgyVwkC_fVfHEm\u0026amp;__tn__=kK-R\" role=\"link\" tabindex=\"0\" data-mce-fragment=\"1\" data-mce-tabindex=\"0\" data-mce-href=\"https:\/\/www. Celebrating its 40th anniversary, this set includes a 4K steelbook of the film in a stunning high definition transfer with both picture and sound quality better than ever.encode, which more than likely was struck from the recent restoration and remaster from a few years ago. T. The Extra-Terrestrial” landed in theatres, the heartwarming story of a young boy who befriends a stranded alien quickly broke all box office records to become an instant classic. v=1617295444","width":2048},{"alt":null,"id":20274989006918,"position":3,"preview_image":{"aspect_ratio":1. Includes purse and potted plant, plus interchangeable heads (with and without wig), necks and hands.

Our future memories have a knack for evading the management of adults, no matter how well-meaning those adults may be. T. appeared, there was nothing quite like it, no movie that worked so effectively on two parallel tracks: as a story kids could warm to and relate to, but also one that, for adults, captured the essence of those childhood things—fears and longings, but also a sense of awe at all the possibilities of the natural world, even beyond our own planet—that stick with us forever. There's a ton of well-designed and printed extras, including a poster with the original movie design on it, and some cute postcards.Deleted Scenes (3 minutes, 40 seconds): The two scenes that were inserted back into the 20th anniversary edition (Elliot pretending to be sick at home while E. Elliott doesn’t just need a friend; he needs a change in perspective, a way of opening his vision to the greater world. The 35th Anniversary Edition contained no extras whatsoever on the actual 4K disc, while this 40th Anniversary Edition includes all of the extras on the 4K disc (and even adds two new bonus features exclusive to this release). This edition includes a new 4K UHD and Blu-ray disc with never-before-seen content to mark the 40th anniversary of E. This is perhaps Spielberg’s sly way of introducing children not just to the concept of empathy, but to the idea of the sympathetic imagination, the foundation of all great literature—the act of reaching across a void of difference to understand other people’s lives.

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It made me smile and gave me that joyful goosebumps you get when your young and you watch a feelgood movie. T. had begun to feel a bit dated in the early aughts; suffering especially from Spielberg’s infamous 2002 “special edition” re-release, which digitally replaced FBI shotguns with walkie-talkies. v=1617295443","width":1638},{"alt":null,"id":20274989072454,"position":5,"preview_image":{"aspect_ratio":0. v=1658571667","width":1080},{"alt":null,"id":21746782535750,"position":2,"preview_image":{"aspect_ratio":0.