Heart of the City by Steenz for August 01, 2018

relax, Heart, E.T. didn’t die completely, but rather he… nah, better not give a spoiler alert

Doesn’t he just go home? Mind you it’s been over 40 years since I saw it, so…

He phones home.

The cops shined their flashlights on him and killed him.

How did they convince Mom to put the set outside?

Actually, ET was more of a family movie than a science fiction film.

Yet another movie whose entire plot would radically change if only the hero had a cell phone. ET could have phoned home from the start…

1. Sitting in water for two whole hours isn’t a lot of fun after a while.

2. I watched ET a while ago on Netflix after not seeing it since 1982. Man, is it dated! And what in the world does the mother do for a living to afford that enormous house?

I’ve seen some pools sponsor “Dive-In” movies, showing The Little Mermaid, Free Willy and the like.

Better make sure Heart never sees “My Girl”.

Actually it was the first Sci-Fi movie of the time where the humans were the bad guys and the Alien was the good guy. ET doesn’t die he’s body just hibernated while it repaired itself and when he got home his mother was furious. I mean he called collect. She just yelled, “Where on earth have you been?”

Oh, i love it!

See Heart, some sf is worth looking at.

Just keep in mind Sturgeon’s Law when watching.

Actually, it applies to more than just sf.

Make the kids put the TV remote in a ziplock baggie. Ask me how I know!

He has to fill up the pool somehow …

Sadly, E.T. got hit by a bulle— I MEAN walky-talky. Yes, there are no guns in E.T. Never were, no sir.