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With E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, director Steven Spielberg gave us one of the most recognizable images in cinema history. Watch as bicycles take flight, and don't look down!
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Journey back to the magic and adventure with E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, the beloved masterpiece from Academy Award®-winning director Steven Spielberg. Henry Thomas, Drew Barrymore and Robert MacNaughton star in the unforgettable story of a lost alien and the 10-year-old boy who helps him find his way home. Digitally remastered for optimal picture and sound, this astounding story is sure to thrill viewers of all ages again with its timeless message of trust, courage, and the overwhelming power of friendship.
© 1982 Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved.
Cast: Henry Thomas, Drew Barrymore, Dee Wallace, Peter Coyote, Robert MacNaughton
Produced By: Kathleen Kennedy, Steven Spielberg
Directed By: Steven Spielberg - Розваги
"Without John Williams, bikes don't really fly, nor do brooms in Quidditch matches, nor do men in red capes. There is no Force, dinosaurs do not walk the Earth, we do not wonder, we do not weep, we do not believe." -Steven Spielberg
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Love that Spielberg quote during the awards ceremony- its true ..
It really is a weird thing to think about what any of those films would be like without the music.
Also more people would go in the ocean
NO BIKES FLY WHEN E.T. SAY WORDS
I was only born in 1999, but this scene was so magical for me as a kid. The music and the characters are just so well done, this deserves to be remembered for decades.
Hello! Also born in 1999 E.T is my favorite movie hope you’re still active on here!
I agree me too
Almost 40 years and this movie does not lose its power.
AwwwET..there will never be another movie like this♥️
And it will never lose it. It will last forever.
almost 40 years and this shi still ass
i thought it was eh
I 100 per cent agree
Spielberg and Williams at their peak, the absolute pinnacle of cinema.
Like Nolan and Zimmer of our current generation.
@Mrs. Phyllis Stephens No.
O que
This story was stolen from Indian director Satyajit Roy's 1967 script "The Alien" ..... Similar story from banku babur bandhu....
Hard to argue with that.
That score by John Williams is truly remarkable.
As they lifted into the air, as the music picked up, we then knew once and for all that E.T was going to make it. And that is what makes the scene so wonderful, emotional and memorable...
was iconic, still iconic,
ALWAYS WILL BE ICONIC
And that is how Stephen Spielbergs logo for Amblin entertainment was created
Is it just me or does this scene make anyone else tear up? 🥲
Same here
Same!
You have company
I love how Spielberg brings out the inner child and how he has kids outsmarting the adult authoritues
One of the best scenes in cinema history! 🎬
Yes, The sunset one IS the best one tho.
Yes sir. 😎
I will always think of my dad watching this movie. I was born in 1986 and this was one of the first VHS tapes I watched at home back when I was a child and because of my dad. 35 years later and we still talk about this movie or rewatch it together if it's on TV.
Spielberg sure knew how to make kids of our generation dream.
And yeah, after so many years I still cry when those bikes start flying.
I could not relate more with the emotions. My dad bought this movie on VHS after I was born in 1992. Then eventually DVD. He watched it in the cinemas then when I was young enough we watched this movie and it'd be one of my favourite nostalgias. Even now rewatching this scene I teared up from the moment those bikes went up too. Since then we've rewatched the movie or whenever it feels like one of those Friday or Saturday nights. The build-up of this whole scene has the classic and timeless Spielberg charm. Mostly a huge of fan of Spielberg's movies. Even Back to the Future (even though he was executive producer).
I’m so happy you still have your dad…unfortunately I lost my dad in 2007 and miss him greatly…the only thing I can say with definite confidence is those moments you spend time together are treasures that will stay with you forever
This movie is my childhood
I can watch it a thousand times and I never get bored of it
Same
Makes me sad tbh
shows you just how good and wholesome they use to make movies.
I wish i had movie
I think i watched a thousand times too. E.T was real to me 💕. The music takes me back , i get goosebumps and very nostalgic.
One of the greatest scenes in cinematic history.
KIDS + BIKES = ADVENTURE!
That's one of the many things that made the 80s so special.
Hell, I still feel that way when I go out riding and I'm in my 30s
Elliot: “Not so high! Not so high!”
ET: “I will decide the route, alright?” 🙄
For some reason you make me think of Flight of the Navigator when he stops to call his Parents & when the ship takes off the guy says “All he wanted to do was phone home!”
E.T. pick route
😁
As iconic as the shot of Elliot flying across the moon is, my favorite shot in the movie has always been the bicycles flying towards the setting sun. Seeing the sun moving downwards with the music swelling at the incredible sight really accentuates that the earth is a planet orbiting our beautiful star, the sun, and a grand cosmic ballet is playing out in the background even as an exciting drama is in the foreground. I also like to think of it as the sun giving one last farewell to ET as his visit to earth ends.
This is an absolutely beautiful film. A masterpiece. One of the greatest pieces of cinema in human history.
40 years, and still so magical. Love it so much.
I remember the roar that came from the movie audience in the theatre when ET first came out and decades later I've rarely heard its joy again since..
This scene is like watching a miracle happen.
Why Spielberg is a great director: It takes Elliot a good moment to process everything that is happening and respond to it. When he finally yells out after looking over at the moon, the awe and delight has built up in his soul to a tipping point--all right there in Henry Thomas's performance. Your average director today would have the kid shouting and yammering right away as the screen flooded with hyperbolic CGI nonsense. Spielberg's mastery of emotional realism (and the time and sensitivity it takes to get there), as much as his fluid camera and John Williams's score, make this scene "real."
And today they would also interrupt the moment with cheesy one liners
Just iconic film making.
Tears of happiness for a time fondly remembered.
I will never forget the first time watching this movie in the 90s. The music still gives me goosebumps. God bless John Williams and the scene where the moon is in the background as they fly by is breath taking and majestic. 😭😭😭❤❤❤❤
This movie is not my childhood. Yet
I can watch it over and over again and never get bored of it.
THANK YOU Universal for having the balls to put the shotgun back into this scene. It's such an important element to the scene. It's the first gun we ever see in the movie AND it escalates the tension tenfold. Definitely gonna have to swoop this on blu-ray.
1:08 Always puts a smile on my face.:):):)
Amazing.
I watched the 40th Anniversary IMAX screening today. Amazing, magical, and profound film. John Williams’ music score takes this movie to a pure cinema level.
Always liked how every one of the older boys schooled Elliot on how not to crash a flying bike on landing!
Yep, totally cool how they nailed the landing. Such a cool kid movie
a beautiful masterpiece in history film!
You could hear this on the radio and still be able to see Elliot and ET flying across the sky. That's the power of music.
One of the best "chase" scene in film history!
Love E. T. for life 👽👽👾🛸🛸👐🖖💁🏽♀️💖💯‼️
I was born in 82, when I see these scenes I get goosebumps all over!
THIS MOVIE IS A LEGEND
Once, always and will forever be...THE ULTIMATE CLASSIC! 😆😆😆😆😆
John Williams' music is everything, it's just magical!
okay I'm literally crying ? lol
My all-time favorite movie. Either version, I enjoy a lot.
Just saw in IMAX and the conversion was FANTASTIC!!!
Thank for made my childhood great #Steven_Spielberg
Ladies and gentlemen John fucking Williams. He can single handedly turn a scene into gold
I like the 20th Anniversary version better where Elliott's cape was blowing in the wind in front of the moon to echo the Amblin Entertainment logo.
Yeah that really makes sense because they're flying and the breeze blowing the cape
Same
Yes spongebob 😍
Same
@@awesomegirl5190 but the thing is in the 20th anniversary they took out the cops guns
Happy 40th Birthday To E.T the Flying scene I love so much
This is a Steven Spielberg Masterpiece
1:08 - There’s the Amblin Entertainment logo.
Without a cape
Those bikes when they are flying are my favorite part from the E.T Movie 👍🚲
ET was a strong Jedi
@@Squabk1ng22 Indeed 👌
Spielberg and Williams being stoned: "Hey I'll make a boy with an alien on a bike fly, and you make badass epic music to it!"
Result: Cinema History!!!
Always liked that ET took elliot's brother and his friends along for the ride.
Hey diddle diddle! The cat and the fiddle! Elliott's bike and E.T. jumped over the moon!
I saw this at a Huge movie theater screen when i was 12… it was the first time i saw a movie be applauded … at this very scene.
I still cry every time. 😥💙
0:08..the magic, the childlike thrill, the sense of wonder that enthrals you as Elliott rides into the dense forest at dusk is par excellence. All Mr. Spielberg and Mr. Williams; weaving the wand like charming wizards.
This is childhood!!!!!
1:08 And with you one of the most iconic scenes in the history of the seventh art. I love you Steven Spielberg and John Williams.
Im 43 and i never get tired looking at this. It brings me right back to my youth. We thought their was no way ET would make it back to the forest. But ET had other ideas.This film was only a filler for Spielberg as he had put it on the long finger for a good while.So he had time on his hands n said he would make it. The music makes the movie into what it is a masterpiece..Spielberg said if close encounters hadnt been made then ET would never have been made.
ET is in the prequels. He recognised Yoda in this film. This means that he is a JEDI as he lifted the bikes using the force !!!!
子供の頃に見た映画!そして感動のラストシーン🎞♪
I saw this in the theater when it came out.- I was 7 years old, I Thought it was awesome then. Seeing it as an adult makes it take on a whole new meaning.
I get chills and feel my inner child spirit when I see them flying
The power of the force
Whoa Nice 1:06 Amblin Entertainment Logo. This Is So COOL !!!!
Uma das mais belas e icônicas cenas de toda a história do cinema que jamais será esquecida...God bless you Steven Spielberg and production and actors, Forever...
This was after The Empire Strikes Back.
Then return of the Jedi afterwards
Yes it was made in 1982. 2 years after Empire Strikes Back.
Iconic
Never gets old
Aahh 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.
Another perfect example of set up and pay off. All of the events in the film that take place after the first flight make the audience forget about that particular ET ability. At 3:52 there's that same closeup of ET summoning his telekinesis, so the nick of time escape charms the audience to cheers.
And to think, Henry Thomas would play Jack Torrance in Doctor Sleep years later
So many memories
Thank you ET. I was always trying to figure out why I always had dreams of levitating around in space.
1:07 So, this is how Amblin Entertainment got their logo. From a silhouette of Elliott and E.T. flying over the moon at night sky riding in a bike with E.T. sitting in a front basket.😮😮😮 And the rest is history.
One of my all time faves
I kind of prefer the 2002 version of the moon part because Elliott's cape was blowing in the wind. It looks more like the logo in that version.
The only time I prefer 2002 over 1982
@@ezefinkielman4672 yeah. I prefer the 2002 version for the first clip, and the original version for the second clip. The 2002 cape adds more to the moon scene. The same thing can be said with the shotguns in the other scene, as there is an actual reason for them to fly and it adds more suspense and excitement to it.
Insanely well edited scene, the only problem is the continuity if you're familiar with the valley. They cut from them being in the Northern portion of Porter Ranch straight to White Oak in Granada Hills.
My favourite movie forever! Since i was a child, My favourite scene and the music! Crying forver! There will never be a movie like this!
I live in the valley (only 20 minutes north from where ET. was filmed.) Seeing these scenes to a film that is now consider a classic brings tears to my eyes.
Ofc it’s a classic it’s 40 years old
HAPPY 40th BIRTHDAY & HALLOWEEN E.T.!!!! This movie came out ten years before I was born!!! RIP 80’s & 90’s pop culture will never be the same sadly😢
They should name a Smartphone in honor of E.T. that would be cool!!! He phoned home long before cellphone’s existed!!!
45TH BIRTHDAY
I watched this when i was 4 in 1984, last noght my daughters 5 and 7 watched it for the first time.
John Williams. Inhuman talent.
Tierna, Dramatica, Conmovedora; Lloraras, lloraras y lloraras. Y exactamente asi como sucedio cuando millones de espectadores en todo el mundo la vieron en su estreno en 1982. E.T. es una joya unica en la historia universal del cine.
Seen it in the theaters as a kid, still love this movie. Need to watch it again its been years.
Good to see the original scene with the rifles instead the walkie talkies (the lame version i have on DVD),
Funny that I have the 20th anniversary too but in VHS
that is my favorite part of the movie and because I do love this parts of the bikes scene is was very cool
The coolest part in an iconic masterpiece
I LOVE THAT MOVIE XXXXXX
One of Steven Spielberg best movie
"champion of the world"- Coldplay
Just that day, I watched the haunting of hill house. Man, how old henry look now. Haha. Can't believe how fast time fly. No pun intended.😋
It's crazy. One time, I haven't seen ET, and I had a dream once that I saw a bicycle flying over the moon just like this!
Its like my soul is bursting FREE!!
Iconic & fantastic
This takes me back to a time when it was magical to go to the movies. It's all gone now. It's sad, but I am very grateful to have lived through such a great time. Kids today have no idea what they missed. "Okay, Boomer" right? lol
Legendary
This score was certainly inspired by another great one, "Sea Hawk", by the legendary Erich Korngold, of whom Williams is a disciple!
LMAO at the kid with the earphones' expression when landing.
1:08 ..that i remember eliot had a cape
Yes in the logo, but not in the movie
In the 2002 version he has a cape. This is from the theatrical version.
Yes, the logo and the 2002 cgi version have the cape wind blown.
Back then marvel wasn't a thing at least in movies yet 😛
I always tell the Classmates in my High School this "The MCU Sucks."
Thanks Spielberg
Excellents extraits ❤️
It's amazing!
This movie is so beautiful