ET The Extra Terrestrial (1982) Official 20th Anniversary Trailer Movie HD
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- ET The Extra Terrestrial (1982) Official 20th Anniversary Trailer Movie HD
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A troubled child summons the courage to help a friendly alien escape Earth and return to his home-world.
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And now another 20 years have passed since the 2002 re-release. I will never forget watching this in the theater in 1982 with my mom. How time flies. Miss you, Mama.
I want to watch this again but I don’t want to get upset and miss my mom too
@@landeny65 I feel for you. I can only speak for myself, but when I watch movies my mom and I watched together, I feel closer to her. I think (and hope) the same could hold true for you. Take care of yourself.
R.I.P
This movie STILL makes me cry.
but atari make movie to angry
Giddy Grub me too before watching the grinch
it made me laugh and cry at the same time, it was an awesome thing. great cast.
I’m bout to run it on. I’m 40 I have not seen it in years.🥰
To say you never cried to ET, is like saying you're not human.
I never cried, but I did enjoy this movie for what it was.
I never cried to ET.
Tanver thanks for admitting you are broke...
Tanveer
Doesn't look like anything to me
God I love this movie so much. I’m 42 years old and still crying seeing it!❤️
Lies again? For Olympic Medal
@@NazriB you won't understand you Karen.
Same here brother/sister. 52 years old here and still reduced to tears 40 years later! WHen movies had a sense of wonder!!!
You and me both.❤
This is probably one of the most unique movies ever made. It has a whole different atmosphere and tone to it that you can't find in many other movies, and John Williams really contributed to it. It's really a masterpiece.
nolanception I agree. Everything about it: the score by John Williams, the eerie tone in the beginning, and the story is what makes this a unique masterpiece by the legendary Spielberg!!!!!!
+nolanception what about shawshank redemption ? forrest gump ? pulp fiction (not a fan of that movie anyways) ? the green mile ?
well said. This movie is nothing less than a masterpiece. Easily, one of my favorite of all time!!!
Pedro Granja Amen to that. ET is my most favorite movie of all time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+Gencturk92 Back to the Future Trilogy?
Satyajit Roy wrote this story in 1967.
But he is uncredited.
👍👍👍👍👍
yes it is true...
Oh wow. That’s a shame really. Was a great premise.
YES
jaaaduuu
This is one of those movies from a certain time in my life that I wish I could go back and see for the first time again. Such a magical time.
Agreed. Also love your channel name 😉👍
A story about a little boy helping another little boy get home safe. GREAT MOVIE for everyone. I am 65 years old and love it.👌❤👍
Happy 40 years to this amazing wonderful classic! I just love E.T.
Juste love eliott 🥰🥰
Geeze, they didn't need to add any more special effects; IT WAS PERFECT THE WAY IT WAS.
Luka cried watching that😂
Such a shame Amadeus isn’t doing the same thing and going the George Lucas route of releasing only the Director’s Cut on Blu-Ray instead of the theatrical cut.
Is the original unaltered version of ET available on Amazon prime?
They took away the shotguns and replaced it with walkie talkies
@@DB-tk3js I don't know why people hate the 2002 version, for me it was really cool see him with more face expressions, some details, I liked it.
I bought the movie today for $5 at Walmart. and I'm watching it I first watched it when I was 8 years old. and I'm 47 now me and Drew Barry more about the same age...🥰🌎 1982 is when I first came to the United States of America.. it's 2022 and I'm still watching it still making me cry...😢😢
I loved this movie as a kid. I used to irritate my mom because I would cry every time the end would come around. I'm still crying 30 yrs later..lol
All credits goes to the one and only Satyajit Ray...🔥
Why
@@mukundkanodia8817 This story Was stolen from the story "bankubabur bondhu" by Satyajit Ray in around 1967.Ray didn't even get the credit.
Fake news
@@Dperns u may stay in ur la la land.....but that's the fact...
@@abhideepbiswas111 or maybe Jadu's story was stollen from ET?
Satyajeet ray
One of the best director in indian cinema🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
I'm sorry that I'm gonna destroy everyone's childhood right now.
E.T. is actually based on the script of an unproduced film, "The Alien", written by Lifetime Achievement Oscar winner, Satyajit Ray. This film was supposed to be made during the late 60s to early 70s, directed by Satyajit Ray and starring Brando and Peter Sellers. During Ray's stay at London for observing the development of Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey", he was approached by a man named Wilson, who was an official of Columbia Pictures, and wanted that Ray would work under a production of Columbia. He came to Kolkata to read Ray's different stories and scripts, and came upon one short story named "Mr. Bonku's Friend". Upon reading it, Wilson requested Ray to modify it by replacing the main character with a child and make a script like so. Ray made the entire script and gave it to Wilson, who went US back.
However, a few months later, Ray came to know that his script has been leaked and several copies were spread among the big studios of Hollywood. This script was even read by other prominent personalities engaged in filmmaking like Scorsese, Attenborough, and Arthur C. Clarke. Because of this, when ET came out, Ray, along with the other mentioned people, noticed many serious similarities between "The Alien" and "E.T." . On seeing a controversy rising, Spielberg said that it's his original work, and that he never knew about Ray's script. Most prominent filmmakers still believe that Universal came upon a copy of the script, on which Spielberg made the film.
Hope all understands.
u got to much time get a life
@@babaculture3047 hahahahahahaha
One of Steven Spielberg's best movie in my opinion
Jacob Sylvers movie sucks, 50shades of grey is better then this dog shit
its a masterpiece
No it's Jurassic Park this one is second😁
Jacob Sylvers Schindler’s List is number 1 but this is a close second
@- king- i think u mean the opposite
I thought E. T was terrifying, countless nightmares, my brothers would put the video on and I would instantly run out of room lol
You’re not the only one, but I do love the music. ET the alien is a scary one.
how old were you? i want to show it to my 6.5 yr old, but im not sure
Welp try to think E.T is not "E.T" we know......may be just may be he's been "assimilated" ;)
When I watched this as a child I was actually TERRIFIED of his screaming
Now that I’m older I cried from sadness
One of my absolute favorite movies. I was born the same year this movie came out in 1982 so I didn't see it until several years later. John Williams' music is timeless. However, I prefer the original version over the remake. The original feels more authentic and the extra scenes don't feel necessary to the story. It runs fine though. A classic.
Happy 40th Anniversary to My Favorite Movie! My Childhood! 😍😉❤️
An adventure of a young boy and an alien. Spielberg at the top of his game. This is a very entertaining movie with an excellent cast. A very nice Family film , and a film you can enjoy over and over again. Brilliant soundtrack from John Williams.
First movie I ever remember seeing in a theater. Still one of the greatest movies ever made. Takes me back to my childhood. 🥲 Happy 40 years E.T.!!!
yes. as a baby in my mom's belly.
@random Guy I like koi mil gaya much better , also Jadoo alien is much better looking than ET , and not as terrifying .
@random Guy Abe chutiyte ye movie khud satyajit ray ki story ki copy hai samjha
Anpad
Awesome! My first date I was 12 years old and went on my first date to watch ET with this cute Jewish boy on Miami Beach,was at movie theater watching ET.
Iam also
Here after first picture of real ET
This movie was real the whole time 🤯
I will never forget this movie as a kid I loved it!!! And the ride in universal studios was amazing I wish they brought that ride back
The impact that made on those little kids in 80s and 90s...is for lifetime.(including me)
One of Steven Spielberg's Top 10 Best Films in my opinion. My favourite part is the ending when E.T. says goodbye to Elliot. I give this movie an A. 👍👍
For this movie thanks to Satyajit Roy.
I really enjoyed this beautiful moment when ET meets the little boy for the very first time 🥰
Hadn't seen this movie in years until I caught it on TV today.I forgot how wonderfully magical this movie is! Brilliant acting by it's young cast. You can really feel the bond between Elliot and ET. The flying sequences along with John Williams score still have the power to bring tears to my eyes! Many thanks Mr. Spieberg and associates for giving us this masterpiece!
I remember sawing the movie trailer in tv as a 6 year old and it fascinated me so much, I wanted to go to the cinema so badly. I was afraid to ask my parents and since then I haven't ever seen E.T.
I'm going to change that 15 years later :D
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, E.T. 40 years!!!!
yup
The verisimilitude of E.T. is so convincing that the eponymous character traumatized me for years until I forced myself to rewatch this film until the creature no longer terrified me. It took many viewings to achieve peace with this character.
Such a heartfelt movie! A peak of the 80's!
This will always be a timeless classic
Still to this day one of my favorite movies ever as an 80s and 90s fanatic
Happy 40th Anniversary E.T!
The soundtrack to this was so fucking memorable!
This movie will be a part of my life forever
Same
Same
I’ve went to the movies back in 2002 and watched this entire movie back there with all of these extra features within it and I’ve later bought this re-issued edition of ET the extra terrestrial on a disk set because it shows all of the stuff which was added to the movie plus they have all of the interviews and the behind-the-scenes footage of the movie plus the movie trailer because I remember before this was reissued, I remember me going to the movies with my sister and cousin to watch this movie back at the former capital theater in west Philadelphia during that time back in 1982.
The 20th anniversary et was the best movie me and my sis grew up with. Spielberg did a great job directing this movie 40 years ago
Old but gold still cries every time
Will you marry me?
They better not remake this masterpiece
Bollywood made it already.. watch koi mil gaya movie
@@iqrasurve2836 thats not called remake bro. That is totally different, only the theme is same.
spielberg stole it from ray
@@Mdarshan-fe7of and yet Satyajit Ray stole the idea of Pather Panchali from Vitorio De Sica's influencial film Bicycle Thieves (1948) and Jean Renoir's The River (1950). Seriously evrybody does take inspiration so grow up peanut cake. 😝😝😝
@@kevzsabz8253 bro inspiration or is different from stealing the concept
A lot of good memorys of this movie cant bealive 2022 40 years since the realease of this movie time flew 1980s were the best.God bless America
I agree with your comment except for your last sentence. 👍👍
@@TouristGuy thanks pal
Peepol who watched koi mil gaya before watching ET.
"mere papa na camputar banaya"
(Read in rohits voice)
Nuhaash TheDuckLord Johnson is right!
@@whats-larryup-too-now6104 But you ain't!
Hahaha
Koyi mil gaya is copied from ET and ET is copied from Satyajit Ray's The Alien
@@sarthakbarve6615 or you can say 'বঙ্নকুবাবুর বন্ধু'
I always love this movie
Cool
I've seen so many times
Nice
Yesenia The Hedgehog it was my Mom's favorite movie *Starts Tearing up*
Yesenia The Hedgehog Me too!
This movie still makes me cry😢
I was 6 or 7 when ET came out. Mum and dad took me to the cinema I remember sobbing like a baby 'ET please don't die' lol what a wimp I used to be lol
_Extra Terrestrial: The Extra Terrestrial_
Just watched it last night again after a few decades. The quality of this film is just outstanding, I can't believe it was from 1982.
Satyajit Roy is a great filmmaker 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This brings back a whole lot of memories
I'm here after the convention in Mexico 😅
Lol yea
Thanks to satyajeet ray for this story 🙏
Bullshit
@@Dperns efforts of plagiarism definitely is bulls**t
The main fictional story writer along with the concept n art of aliens behind this film is Sir Satyajit Ray not Spielberg !!! Though anywhere in the film it isn’t mentioned or given credit to the actual master mind !!! Thus may be considered as darkness behind the art of cinematography!!!
Mr Ray and his father Sukumar Ray implemented these alien character a long time ago through many poems and poetry of them , Professor Shanku is one of legendary character by Ray in which we can find the same, fact is by then the film industry of India don’t have such technology to create in the form of motion pictures along with the monetary issues !!! So the rest is just the happening , false histories and the European film industry looted so well !! Checkmate ...
😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯😯👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
There were allegations that the film was plagiarized from a 1967 script, The Alien, by Indian Bengali director Satyajit Ray. He stated, "E.T. would not have been possible without my script of The Alien being available throughout the United States in mimeographed copies." Spielberg denied this claim, stating, "I was a kid in high school when his script was circulating in Hollywood."[30] Spielberg's friend, director Martin Scorsese, has also alleged the film was influenced by Ray's script.[31] Star Weekend Magazine disputes Spielberg's claim, pointing out that he had graduated from high school in 1965 and began his career as a director in Hollywood in 1969.[32] The Times of India noted that E.T. and Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) had "remarkable parallels" with The Alien.[33][34] These parallels include the physical nature of the alien. In his screenplay, which Ray wrote entirely in English, he described the alien as "a cross between a gnome and a famished refugee child: large head, spindly limbs, a lean torso. Is it male or female or neuter? We don't know. What its form basically conveys is a kind of ethereal innocence, and it is difficult to associate either great evil or great power with it; yet a feeling of eeriness is there because of the resemblance to a sickly human child."[35]
Ray first found out about E.T. from a friend, British science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke, who was familiar with The Alien and believed it was plagiarized by E.T. Clarke called Ray and encouraged him to take legal action against E.T.[36] No such legal action was taken, as Ray did not want to show himself as having a "vindictive" mindset against Spielberg and acknowledged that he "has made good films and he is a good director."[37]
best movie of the 80s enough said
Thie movie is remarkable, even just watching the trailer and not yet seeing the whole film, 80's and 90's film, i must say are very amazing and memorable.
E.T is actually Stolen script from India's legendary bengali film maker Satyajit Ray
I used to be so scared of this shit
+GoldenPuppy1O1 i used to be afraid of fictitious things like the devil when i was a kid...
Nah I wasn't it was kinda cute to me
47chakras omg same
Same!! 😱
My 11 year old friend is I mean wtf
When I was 7 years old I was terrified of E.T., I thought he was very ugly and strange, I was already awake for 3 nights in a row after watching this movie. But when I was about 8-10 years old, I went to the Universal Park, and there was an E.T. flying ride, I was afraid of the whole ride, but the problem was the end, because E.T. said a "thank you Henrique" (Henrique is my name) until today I'm traumatized, thank you mom, for giving me this trauma
To elaborate, October 27th = night chase scene; Elliot sees E.T. for the first time.
October 28th = Elliot lures E.T. with the Reese's Pieces. October 29th =Elliot feigns sickness so he can stay home with E.T.; "is he a pig, he sure eats like one." October 30th = Elliott and E.T. get telepathically inebriated; E.T. phone home; Peter Pan story scene. October 31st = Halloween scene; iconic bicycle moon shot. November 1st = Michael finds E.T. looking pale lying in the culvert starting to die. The house is quarantined. The medical staff stay overnight trying to save E.T. November 2nd= E.T. dies at 15:36 or 3:36 pm. E.T. revives and returns home.
Actually, I just watched this movie yesterday! It's really good!!!
My favorite childhood film ever period
My childhood memmories ❣️love from india,kerala
My dad took me to see this in theaters when I was 5. The one really good memory from childhood.
I didn’t know Drew Baramore was in this… thank you RUclips for giving me the notification on it. And Merry Christmas 🎁
This is still my favorite movie
Whos here after Xfinity commercial?
Me
Yeah i saw that too it was very great to see E.T. and Elliot reunite after 37 years.
Both Satyajit Ray and Steven Spielberg are a piece of trash. Who wants to see a boring Bangalore Indian movie and an American Child movie. The real ginuses and the best are the directors from the Silent era. :P
I haven't watched this movie yet, but now I'm going to ask my parents if I can watch it!!
My second favorite movie of all time behind Jurassic Park.
If someone says doesn’t like ET, it’s because he/she hasn’t seen it
Its written by satyajit ray
I remember having both on VHS... I didn't think the differences in the anniversary edition were that big of an issue... stupid and ridiculous, yes, but not necessarily these huge things like everyone makes it out to be.
I didn't buy the 2002 DVD edition because both of my VHS tapes were working perfectly at that time and I didn't see the need. Just last week I purchased the Blu Ray Disc of the film, which was amazing... it's a beautiful transfer with higher quality than I would've expected. More than any other film I ever bought on Blu Ray, it really is like watching the film for the very first time all over again. I sincerely wish Spielberg had included the 2002 version on the disc (or as a second DVD in the set). I think it's important to see the film in its original state but it's also important to not forget the tampering that was done with it... I think every single person should have a chance to see the film in whichever format they wish. Sure, I think the 1982 cut is superior for what it's worth, but both are great movies.
Bailey Crawly the only thing different is E.T Being CGI....
The best way and perhaps the only way to watch E.T. is to eat pizza during the pizza scene, eat Reese's during the Reese's scene, eat Pez and drink Coca-Cola during its respective parts in the film.
I'm here for this year's 40th anniversary.
Awwwwwwwwwwww So cute "I'll be right here!
I love this movie, but the end of the movie was awesome had a tear to my eye.
I saw this film the very first week it opened....and I am grateful...
800 million gross with a budget of just 11 million USD. A feat that will never ever be repeated
Excelente filme clássico. ET. Ótimo. Saudades anos 80. ET do bem.
Eliott eliott ☝🏻☺🥰🥰🥰
Filme lindo, emocionante, original! 😍 🥰
39 years ago today, this and Jurassic Park, both Spielberg movies, share their anniversaries on June 11 as that’s when they came out in the US.
E.T. week is from October 27th to November 2nd. It might seem like I'm making that up but if you count the number of days before and after the Halloween scene, those are the exact dates over the time span of the story.
Cried my little eyes out the first time i saw this movie.. I still can't understand why he had to go home!
+Paddyslippers He was kinda dying lol
Can't wait to see video footage of E.T in the area 51 raid
Forever an iconic movie 🥲❤️
Great Movie. One of my favourites.
It's been such a long time since I've seen this movie. It's in the house somewhere. When I find it, I'm watchin' it!!! Stephen Spielberg has directed a lot of great movies.
I will never give him a dollar from my wallet.
I need to watch this movie. I've seen Stranger Things on Netflix and I know it's at least partially inspired by this movie.
The new generation need to see this, this is such a beautiful and memorable movie,always my favorite 💯.
Except that added CGI stuff looks absolutely awful. It ruins the movie.
@@MewmewGrrl It doesn’t even look bad
Best movie of the 80s😊
When I was younger, I would think ET would say "ET, Phone! instead of ET, Go Home!
He says e.t phone home!
Now our society trys to have ET moments with each other!LOL
Its my first movie when i cry so much :D second is Bumblebee
"Two minds meet..two hearts beat as one..but only one of them is human"
This movie and Close Encounters is Spielberg at his best both brilliant movies.
Both made when Spielberg was a young man.Both opening the possibility of humans making contact with extra terrestrials from other stars. To me the young Spielberg was a much better film maker than when he became older. Both these movies were deep movies.
Who's here after you watched Tony interview Paul😅🤣
Meeee 😂
I had nightmares because of this movie for years 😭😭
I hope for 40th anniversary they publish a DVD/Blu-Ray with the 2002 and 1982 version!
best movie ive seen, i cried, but. best movie ever
Copied from the script of Satyajit ray's unproduced film 'Alien'
Though Spielberg never gave him credit.
Wow... I thought Koi Mil Gaya was the copy of ET but never knew that ET was copied from Mr. Ray.
Fake news... Inform yourself before speaking.
Yes absolutely right 👍 he was the first who had this idea in 1962 but the copies of idea were fanned out in America and later ET was made and it was the ditto copy of Ray sir .. the powers ET has in the film were carbon copy of Ray sir.. he went and talked but they denied and later he came back and started work for "Gupi Gain Bagha Bain", a bengali masterpiece. He had left us but we all knew he was cheated. ET producers should atleast pay a little honour to him for his work.
Love You Satyajit Ray ♥️♥️♥️♥️
@@mdsaqib2013 You know that E.T. was Spielberg's original idea, right? When the unproduced 'The Alien' script was making the rounds, Spielberg was in high school.
You're right, the similarities between The Alien and ET are enough to think that Spielberg copied Ray, but he didn't.
@@thebroschannel mate.... You didnt make a single arguement what so ever...
This #2 on my favorite Steven Spielberg directed films list. (#1 is "Jaws")
+superjackster01 I agree except, I'd go with #1 Back to the Future, although, Steven Spielberg didn't direct it, but he was a executive producer of it though, then E.T. and Jaws.
I just bought it! Waiting on Amazon now so I can watch it 😌 ☺️
Happy Birthday E.T.!!!!!! 👽🍾🎂🎉🎊🕺🎉🎊🎈🍾👽🎈🎊🎂🎉🌹🎉🕺
Awesome channel name. Subbed.