E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial | E.T. Phone Home in 4K HDR 

What do you mean

I'm seriously losing my shit over here. I didn't notice this change until now

Me to I know it’s phone home

Me

Facts like why are the kids saying phone home when he said home phone

The 80s and 90s were the last truly glorious times for being a child of humanity.

I couldn't agree more! Born in 82!

​@@dand6298 79 here. I despise what the world has become.

@@Surfer041 As an 01 kid, you really get the feeling you missed out on living in a golden age, I always grew up with old VHS tapes my parents kept of old films.

@@Surfer041me too it’s nuts 1977 rocks

Happy Anniversary

Happy anniversary 40th Steven Spielberg

Can’t wait to see this movie in IMAX

40th an- WHAT

I never got see it in IMAX 😥😢😭😫😤😡😠🤬

I watched it on Neptune

pretty sure its just updated cgi

Pretty sure it was “phone home” wait? What dimension is this? Earth 2-12

@@TheTrashStash it's not updated at all, the newer ET used CGI, but the original was not. what you saw in the original was in real time, but how they were able to have people and ET in the same scene, it was a mechanical robot with a computer chip built in. super computer chips did exist back in the 80's, but they were only made specifically for the film industry. regular people couldn't buy them, but that's how they used CGI in those days to create special effects. like when they were all flying through the air on bicycles, all that stuff is CGI and special effects, but ET himself was built by professionals. outside it looks an Alien, but underneath is a computer generated robot. Steven Spielberg was always good at creating an illusion, even when technology advanced more in the 90's, he always wanted to keep that realistic vibe in films. it makes sense because when you see actual people in the film, the audience feels more connected. Star Wars did so well for it's time in the 70's, because having people interact with alien species made it feel like they were in space. when films go the animated route or has a 3D type environment where you don't need live actors, you don't feel as connected, because it's all computer generated.

@@Jeymez please summarize your reply

@@TheTrashStash i did, but if you want a shorter reply, the original E.T was not CGI except for special effects. everything in the film was in real time, E.T was a controlled mechanical robot, but in order to hide the wires that makes it run, that's where the trick camera and good camera work comes in. just like Jaws was a mechanical shark controlled by a person inside, likewise ET was a robot, but instead of a person being inside it's controlled by remote.

I loved Henry Thomas. he did so good as Elliot!

She was and so was Harvey.

Happy Anniversary

YEAH!

OF COURSE!

Definitely agreed ☺️☺️

Friendly reminder that et species is canon in star wars

I agree!

@@leahmcmillan6922 ☺️😁

😒 📺

Yea we watched it in 83'

​@@Strawberry.leeraymartinez5829 me too

I Miss You 😢

Yes. He definitely said "phone home" previously ... Strange change.

It’s a Mandela Effect

it’s saying phone home to me?

@@jocelynsmith4315 @4:26 ET says “ET home phone”

it’s weird cause in stranger things season 4 Dustin is at a telephone booth and on it is written in red “ET Phone Home” CERN is happening atm

he literally says both

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I Miss You 😢

Tell Putin to get the fuck out of Ukraine and maybe they will show it there.,if Putin will allow it.

I'll never forget that.

110 is not a very catchy anniversary. It shouldn’t be until there 150th or 200th anniversary till they do that thing again

@@jackrodakthemovieguy1726 well it has been a decade since they use the logo

Universal: my Pleasure 😇

I was at Universal Studios days ago for my two a half weekends. Exploring Harry Potter World, Disney World in the Animal Kingdom while going on the Pandora ride where you feel like you're riding a Banshee, and back Galaxy's Edge after two/three years ago. I've had a great time.

E.T.: Thank You 🙏

You’re welcome

I was watching an interview and the person casually mentioned the scene the way we remembered it.

Elliot: What are you Talking About!

There’s a story treatment out there written by Spielberg called *E.T. II: Nocturnal Fears,* but Spielberg didn’t want to “rob the original of its virginity”.

@@ScottSullivanTV which soon became the 1984 box office smash hit that upset every parent ever Gremlins

No

E.T.: Thank You 🙏

@@sammywestenberger9303 😊