Review of Steven Spielberg's film ET the Extra-Terrestrial, tells the story of friendship between aliens and humans

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One of Steven Spielberg's best science fiction works.

Brilio.net - ET the Extra-Terrestrial is an iconic film released in 1982, directed by Steven Spielberg. This film is not only one of the most beloved science fiction works of all time, but also touches various emotional aspects of its audience. Telling the story of a friendship between a boy and an extraterrestrial, ET offers a mix of drama, adventure, and a strong moral message.

The film stars Henry Thomas as Elliott and Drew Barrymore as Gertie. In addition to Henry Thomas and Drew Barrymore, the film also stars Dee Wallace and Peter Coyote, who also give memorable performances in supporting the main story.

Currently, ET can be enjoyed on various streaming platforms, including Amazon Prime Videos and Google Play Movies.

The following is a review of the film ET the Extra-Terrestrial, summarized by brilio.net from various sources on Wednesday (18/9).

Steven Spielberg managed to create a very touching story through ET the Extra-Terrestrial, a film that is still remembered and appreciated to this day. In this film, Spielberg emphasizes the value of friendship and compassion across boundaries, both between humans and creatures from outside the planet.

The plot follows Elliott, a boy who finds an alien abandoned in his backyard. The two develop a deep bond. The moments between Elliott and ET are filled with incredible warmth, while conveying universal themes of loss, loneliness, and the need to connect.

Henry Thomas' performance as Elliott is captivating, especially in the emotional scenes. As a young actor, Thomas captures the helpless yet hopeful feelings of a child who wants to protect his new best friend. Drew Barrymore, as Gertie, adds a light and humorous touch to the story.

In addition, the visual effects in this film are also quite revolutionary for its time. The animation used to bring ET to the screen still feels impressive, making the creature look alive and have real emotions .

One thing that stands out the most about this film is its iconic score, composed by John Williams. The music in this film not only enhances the emotional moments, but also manages to elevate simple scenes to be more meaningful.

Overall, ET is a film that can touch all ages, presenting the perfect combination of imagination, emotion, and a timeless moral message. This film reminds us that differences do not hinder friendship and love.

(brl/jad)