Roy Is Chosen (End Sequence) | Close Encounters of the Third Kind | Voyage
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2020
- The aliens reveal themselves and select a group of humans to bring with them on their travels.
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Close Encounters of the Third Kind (Steven Spielberg/1977) SYNOPSIS: Roy Neary, an electric lineman, watches how his quiet and ordinary daily life turns upside down after a close encounter with a UFO.
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"tell my family 'fuck you, I'm going to space. '"
😂😂😂😂
nowadays that would be the norm😀
Fairly sure if your family was as awful as his, you'd be off in to space too. I know I would.
All they did was take him for a ride around the block.
47 years and film still stands up and fresh. Great director and cinematography.
"Einstein was probably one of them", the best line ever, you know he was!
Einstein didn't die .....he just went home
i think you mean stupidest line ever
I always find this movie emotional, especially the end scenes. The links between extra terrestrials and religion is frightening, beautiful confusing and affirming all at the same time.
What nonsense.
Kinda perplexing how eager people jump on to ideas that every significant achievement of the humanity was actually just handled to them by somebody else.
I have seen this movies so many times, and just noticed the dog coming out of the ship. Oldest dog ever! :D
Dog traveled through time. He probably aged a few days.
There's a woman in 16th-century garb. Aliens were really on a kidnapping spree.
I was hoping they'd show Amelia Earhart coming out of the alien ship LOL
@@fredwerza3478 Why everyone says the aliens are so 'nice' and 'offering hope' is not apparent. They seem more like joyriding teenagers harassing the locals for fun. Kidnapping, trophy deposits, taunts ... really?
i just said that to my coworker 🤣🤣
i just love the scene when the aliens pick him out of the crowd and lead him to the front of the ship....i get emotional every time with the music also...its like the whole movie builds up to this point with him finally achieving his dream of facing the unknown and the disney wish upon a star score was a lovely addition to the scene.
The whole movie was emotional for me! First time I saw it in the theater I just sobbed
I completely agree, especially since the line-up he was in were all trained military. This is the most wonderful part of this movie.
It was like that for me, too. I also have been “taken” several times.
This. All of this. You summed this up beautifully. Thank you.
😔🌄🏀
Is anyone else grateful that Hollywood hasn't wrecked this perfect ending yet by cashing in and making some shitty sequel where Roy is in space or come back to Earth in like 200 years or something?
Agree.
You can be sure they will and it will be bland and forgettable. I mean unless maybe they give it to someone like Denis Villeneuve.
@@kaynaramiranda7381 nah. Not even Villeneuve can do it. His work in Blade runner 2049 was good, but he didn't surpased (or came closer) the original. This is the kind of movie that should be lefted alone. The ending is peefect, give it to the spectator imagination and awe (the same awe Roy feels), something wich is very dificult to achieve. No need to change that for a more "Hollywood esque family friendly/sometimes dark" explanation.
@@milesr4609 Well, first off I agree that this movie does not need touching at all. Leave it be.
I think Villeneuve did a great job with 2049. It's impossible to equal the original story and the impact of the movie at the time, but it was a worthy sequel, which is a huge achievement already, comparing it to basically all late sequels to older classics. So if anyone could, I'd say it's him. But honestly, I hope he scales down for his next movie, make something completely different and more intimate.
@@kaynaramiranda7381totally agree!. And if i may give a fun fact, did you know that the original Blade runner was a "flop" back in '82? It lost hard with movies like E.T (a great movie) and Tron (not that great but cool concept), but the time give it the reason and it ended being a cult classic, only another movie of that era had the same kind of fate, The thing.
In the scene (1:47) when the two scientists discuss Einstein. If you take a look to your left you will notice a very famous actor playing a cameo. It's a young Lance Henriksen, you may remember him playing the android Bishop in the movie Aliens.
It comes out 2 more times in this scene, although at another time
aliens, tons of bigfoot movies and something else i forgot.
Lance has a really unique face --- just like Willem DaFoe
The first, insect-like alien is really scary.
We would be pretty scary to beings not at all like us.
I like how the face was kept in shadow --- probably had really creepy eyes and teeth (for munching on human flesh)
Many sci fi novels set in future space, describe a genetic branch of humans adapted to zero G, with long limbs and heads. Eg The Expanse. Perhaps this is such a branch of the alien race ?
Also, where did he disappear to?
@@mike_d_melb_music_fan5229@mike_d_melb_music_fan5229 There are many different types of entities described by abductees and contactees. In fact, many abductees describe seeing grays with human-like or insect-like entities. So I think the long arm look could be possible and it's very interesting because it would be based on environmental factors.
During my youth, it was because of this movie that I asked my G-parents to take me to Devils Tower on one of their annual vacations. One of the best experiences of my life. Would love to revisit the place, as an adult, and see what new changes are around the area. Thank you, Mr. Spielberg, for inspiring me to make "the journey."
Awesome
I watched Close Encounters at a Drive-in theater with my parents during the summer of 1978. Like you, the picture made a strong impact on me. I recently visited Devil's Tower late August 2020. There is a large convenience store which contains a display case filled with memorabilia from the film. I asked the lady behind the counter "how much for the Close Encounters lunch box and thermos?" She indicated that the materials belonged to the owner who is a long-time fan of the picture. Then she told me that Close Encounters is shown in the campground every evening an hour after sunset. I would have stayed and camped -- plus enjoyed the film -- however, I had appointments back in Washington State. I hope you take the opportunity for a road-trip to Devils Tower. Cheers.
@@patrickgrengs7594 Sept. 2017. We did watch the movie outside of the store at the campground. An amazing experience as dusk and then nightfall came on with everything dwarfed by the Tower.
@@nealwhite9636 I am happy that you were able to partake in that experience. Now that I am retired and enjoy traveling, I will make it a point to get up to Devils Tower and the Campground this August 2022.
@@patrickgrengs7594 Many of us were motivated to visit Devil's Tower after seeing this movie, as was I a couple of years after I saw it.
8:48 WHEN ROY LOOKS BACK AND THE MUSIC GOES UP IN THE HIGH NOTES, WOW I'M CRYING
Love how at 1:07 we get a cameo of J. Allen Hynek, who was a famous UFO investigator and created the original classifications for Close Encounters 1- 3. I believe he was also a consultant on this film.
Alien Abduction: Incident in the Lake County 1998
He was a consultant for this movie, he was also the scientific consultant for Project Bluebook and the founder for CUFOS (Center for UFO Studies). Sadly though he passed away in 1986, RIP DR J Allen Hynek
You are right about J Allen Hynek. He was a consultant. It was government involvement. That led to the movie being made the way it was. Including some of the UFO flying around scenes , one of them was based on the levelland Texas UFO incident in 1957. As well as the physical and facial look of the short aliens that walked off the ship in the scene. And the 12 astronauts in red flight suits that were to board the UFO. Really did happen in real life. There was a UFO landing at the Nevada test site. April 1965. They picked up 12 of our astronauts. 10 men and two women. Their real life mission was to go to the planet that UFO in the movie came from. The name of the mission was Project serpo. As an astronaut exchange program with the race of humanoids that crashed outside of Roswell New Mexico in July of 1947. Known as the Ebens. They were supposed to be there for 10 years. But because the way they measure time is different. They were there for 13 years. In exchange for our astronauts. A few of the Ebens stayed behind on Earth 🌎. When our astronauts came back 13 years later. Only eight of them came back. Because one of our astronauts died on the way there. One of our astronauts died when they got there. And two of our astronauts liked the planet the people in the culture so much they stayed behind instead of coming home. And they never came back. The name of the planet is Serpo. In The Zeta reticuli solar and 39.17 light years from Earth 🌎. God bless them all. Amen. That landing scene, in Close encounters is based on that real-life landing and that exchange of astronauts. Amen.
@@MrCyclejay1967citation?
@@MrCyclejay1967I always 9:43 was curious what happened to our astronauts from this exchange, where were you able to find the numbers of them passing away, returning, and staying at? I would like to read that information for myself. I’ve heard of this exchange program Project Serpo from several whistleblowers and my own independent research, I wonder if they were clones themselves lol.
I can’t recall how many times I saw this in the theater. One of the most incredible films ever.
Me to
5:29 a ominous yet majestic part right here is my favorite
Arguably the best movie ever made, the impact of Close Encounters of the Third Kind cannot be overstated, it changed filmmaking and opened a whole new array and discussion of subjects into the wider public sphere. the film is stunning from start to finish, there is not one part of it that is bad. Personally my all time favourite movie
Set a foundation for every bad movie about aliens after = ALL ARE HOSTILE :/
I completely agree with you. That is why I at least have one copy of it. If not too. I think I have one on DVD and one on Blu-ray. And what is even better. Is the movie is based on true real-life UFO encounters. Especially this landing scene at the very end. That landing really did happen. In April 1965. The name for the landing was based on a government exchange program called project Serpo.
@@mcfcguvnors . Thank God. That most extraterrestrial races outside of Earth. Such as alien race that landed in Close encounters of the Third Kind. Our friendly protective and benevolent with us. Not the least bit hostile. Actually the opposite if anything.
@@mcfcguvnors we have to strike first and hard mate
@@MrCyclejay1967 nice. alot of this movie is so believable and must be from first hand contact. and the mothership was EXACTLY how i would imagine a mothership to look
Spielberg doesn’t miss a trick! There’s a cameo, a closeup shot of J. Allen Hynek, UFO expert in this scene. He’s carrying a pipe. I love it!
Roy was chosen because of his child like innocent nature.
That is why the child in the film was the last abductee the childs innocence was the final determinative factor that made the Aliens reach out and make contact this theme runs through the entire film starting with the little boy and then moves to Roy showing his child like nature and how his wife feels like she has to be a parent to him, Man in his most honest form is the innocent nature of the child within us and this the main sequence point throughout the entire film that Speilburg was.trying to make.
Although many who see the film tens to miss it.
You are so right, but also more than anything, they chose him because he was invited. He was the only person invited via the implanted vision there to make it that far. One of my favourite cinematography shots of all time, massively backed up by Williams' score, is Roy glancing back and surveying the world as he knows it for the final time before committing himself to his destiny. Genuinely beautiful.
I also think they chose him because they sensed his desire to seek the unknown and that he would give up everything, including his family to acheive it. The aliens were elated that he made it when all the other ones they chose didnt.
And you just know they went and conducted an autopsy on him
Aliens are a bunch of pedos.
@@explorer47422 Or had him for dinner.
Something I just noticed in the sound track, when the aliens surround Roy and escort him toward the ship, the soundtrack plays a snippit of the song "When You Wish Upon A Star". That got me right in the feels...
Also the Craft plays the der dum part from Jaws ) John Williams did both soundtracks )
The “Extended Edition” has an additional music sequence with a full orchestration of “Star” in the end credits, and it is beautiful!
Yes he hears it earlier in the film when a Pinocchio song box is spinning next to him. Fitting its heard again before his journey.
I think i only saw Pinocchio once, maybe twice, so didn't realize it was from that movie, and didn't pick up on the tune until someone mentioned it elsewhere.
Easter eggs!
Just non-stop awe. Spielberg and Williams made sure it's moments of awe stacked on top of each other.
We all know they picked him because he wasn't one of the weirdos wearing sunglasses at night.
The Sun never sets on badass
"You're everything we've come to expect from years of government training." _Men in Black_
i saw that. i think he was use to the bright light.
Roy was the only one of the "imprinted"people that made it to the back side of the Devil's Monument...
So that's why Cory Hart sang that! All these years wondering why ... 😂
2023: This movie, 46 years old, is better than anything made today
The cinematography of this movie is truly impressive. The scenes have an artistry and a depth of field that is so rewarding!
The moment that little boy says "bye-bye" still makes my eyes well up.
Only thing taking impact away from it was that he had already said it prematurely around 10 minutes prior.
2:05 I loved the part where he's walking out of the Mother ship with everyone else then running into his Mother's arms!
Cary Guffey was told the filming was over.
Take a good listen starting at 9:00. You'll hear the tune "When you Wish upon a Star". Well, that's what I hear anyway.
Yes, that is the tune that is heard. Spielberg claims that it was the lyrics of this song that helped him write the screenplay for this masterpiece. The tune is actually heard a couple of times throughout the movie and at the end credits of the Special Edition.
me too
"IT'S A COOKBOOK!!!" 😭
LOL
🤣 oh no
Isn't Roy's last name Chambers? 🤷🏽♂️
To serve man
I got somewhat emotional watching this scene (I haven't seen the movie for many years). The perfect match between visuals and music. Beautiful.
I always loved the prayers from Psalm 91, and The Pilgrims Prayer that the priest recited with the people trying to go with Roy on the ship, and how that bittersweet symphonic melody cuts into it as they depart for the ship, and Roy is chosen. It took me a long time to figure out what scriptures he was reciting. Beautiful!
John Williams, in his brilliant score, wrote out an interpolation of When You Eish Upon a Star. It’s recognizable and beautiful
I'm not hearing it, but, you may believe whatever you eish.
These are sof the most beautiful scenes ever committed to cinema.
just realized those red outfits and sunglasses look very similar to what the visitors wear in the original V miniseries
At least their not orange outfits
Watched this great movie when I was a young boy, I am still fascinated by this movie, particularly the ending scene, so touching and amazing in many ways. Thank to Steven Spielberg for his creativity and imgaination
Fun fact: the French guy is based on real life UFO investigator Jacques Vallee.
@ Rose G That's absolutely right. However it's a shame that he couldn't have done a cameo in this movie, because at around (1:07) Dr J Allen Hynek (god rest his soul) plays a cameo role. So I couldn't understand why Jacques Vallee did not. Getting François Truffaut to appear in this was the next best thing.
Oddy enough, I'm also half French and have been studying the UFOs and other paranormal subjects for over 35 years.
cant believe I never noticed that dog sliding down the ramp
Nobody notices the woman in 16th-century clothe. The aliens had been kidnapping people for centuries. All those lives they hijacked and destroyed.
this is the best alien movie ever made.
I think John Williams is one of them. How can one composer be so epic!
He's brilliant, but some say he's derivative based on what's come before, whether Holst's _The Planets_ or Aaron Copland's works. He seems like he plays inside the box of the London Symphony Orchestra. Nothing strikes me as avant-garde like using unusual instruments as Ennio Morricone did in the Clint Eastwood movies. Some rock and rollers want to do a song or two alongside an orchestra (however impractical for live performances), like Richard Dreyfuss's titular character did in _Mr. Holland's Opus._ The Wonder Woman theme was played on an electric cello, and Trans-Siberian Orchestra is popular but I don't see John Williams doing something like that. The Cantina Theme from _Star Wars_ is the only thing I noticed that was "different." He says he wants to do a James Bond theme: electric guitar plus orchestra plus female vocals. Will they ever let him?
8:18
I love the quotation from "When you wish upon a star", extremely fascinating.
In the directors cut Roy is inside the space ship looking around in awe
wrong
I don't think Spielberg considers that "the director's cut;" it may be the "extended version for TV." He got the money to film some more investigation scenes like them finding a ship in the Gobi Desert as long as he filmed inside the space ship. The third version which may be "the director's cut" takes the latter out but keeps some of the extra scenes he filmed for TV. I was hurt that it wasn't on the VHS, and was one of the last VHS tapes I ever bought.
@@sandal_thong8631 How could they climb to the top of the spaceship if they took the latter out?
Good God this movie is just so incredibly fascinating.
What a brilliant film..it's wonderful sci fi but man! It makes me tear up every time I watch this masterpiece....the music, the sentimentality of it all...just perfect and beautiful!
“Yay! I get to abandon my wife and kids to go into a UFO with aliens who don’t love me or care about me!“
"Whoa! Probing me already, huh? Aren't you going to at least ask me out to dinner first?"
Steven Spielberg actually said in an interview that he wrote Close Encounters back before he met his wife or had his children, and if he were to write it today he would never have had Roy fly off with the aliens, because now that he was a married man and a father he understood the love a dad has for his kids. Back then he didn't "get it."
Don’t threaten me with a good time.
@@chooseyourpoison5105Glad Steven had a change of heart. As great it would be that friendly aliens would give me an offer of a lifetime to go with them, I wouldn’t leave my family for it.
“But … that would also mean I have to leave the few people who do care about me and wanted to understand me…”
My most favorite movie..I watched it at a theatre 4 times, and I have a DVD copy that I watch often !!!!!
I have this same collector's edition, there are 3 DVD'S, one of which Steven Spilberg puts the scene that the character Roy asked him so much to see the ship from the inside as it should be and it's very beautiful.
I had seen that version first, so really missed it when I got the movie on VHS, (one of the last VHS tapes I bought) and it wasn't on it. I can see how he'd want to make you imagine what Roy might experience. But the ending as the credits roll with the ship leaving, made me feel, "that's it?"
i felt so happy for roy when he was able to go.
The aliens are criminals.
I so loved the running theme of music being the universal language
There was a documentary suggesting that for this film. But I think you have to be human and know something about other cultures to pick up on the conventions of music, whether Chinese instruments and presentation, or Andes guitar and flute, or even steel drum band.
There was also a special edition of this movie which showed him going into the ship and seeing how amazing it was. I liked it too.
Seeing this as a kid all them years ago really fucked me up a bit. Thinking of things I shoulden't even be considering.
Why not?
hahahahaha...good thing you didn't watch The Exorcists
@Logan Fiive Life, Death, travel, Aliens. Maybe a great beyond? I just wanted to play videos games as a kid and be a rebel from starwars.
Why shouldn't you be considering them? Are you just a sheep?
@@v05555 who are you?
Why are aliens always naked? With the technology they have, you'd think they could make some clothes.
I suspect that they don't share our body shame that we can't seem to shake. We could learn quite a bit from them if we could get past our attachment to clothes and our irrational shame of the human body. My two cents.
It is a outer covering holding their body together. Like a body suit.
05:27 This scene scared the bejesus out of me as a child. It still does. The score, the lighting. The Carlo Rambaldi alien is so strange, compared to the other guys.
If there were a sequel, the humans from the Mothership would explain where they had been...
Yet all we get now are marvel trash and transformers.
Imagine if they actually return in the present day and the people who went with the aliens never aged a bit due to the aliens technology I don't know how they would react after seeing how the world has changed since they left it would had been an interesting concept for a movie and it's even more interesting if Roy finds his children as elderly people or at least middle aged adults and he well would still had looked like he did back in the 70's.
Close Encounters…. A beautiful movie about hope and optimism that still has one of the most pants-shittingly freaky moments ever filmed at about 4:49.
I always laugh at that one..
"We gotta get this ramp fixed, I keep breaking my back at planetfall!"
That musical cue and that friggin' puppet. Oh yeah I know it shocked me as a child.
So many aliens were antagonistic to humankind before this movie. It really opened up another alternative for movies.
I always wondered what the deal was with that "Slenderman" alien. Where does he go? You never see him again. And how come he was the only one that was like that? Did the aliens have a caste-system biology with different types, like workers, drones, soldiers, etc.?
@@heatchills4093questions I've often wondered myself, but no answers.
8:32 Alien in the center already on his mobile phone texting his friends they got to freely abduct a guy yet again.
LOL
Welcome back Navy!!..welcome back!
As Roy boards the alien ship, someone yells out,"It's a cookbook!"
Exactly what I was thinking. 😁👍
🤣😂😂 good one !
Nice! 🤣
LOL - very good!
Wait, there's a little space dust on here
Well they didn't keep Barry long, he was probably more than they could handle.
He wanted to keep hearing "The Square Song"
That is the best sci fi movie ever in terms of alien movies. My all time favorite and also terminator 2
Very different but great movies! Encounters for the whimsy, T2 for the badassery. I would add Alien for the terror.
@@kaynaramiranda7381 my vote goes towards predator over alien.
I had watched this movie the first time in high school and when I watched this ending, I was crying tears of joy, it was so beautiful.
Edit: dammit, I'm crying again!
Roy, NO. It's a cookbook
OH MY GOD I HOPE THEY BRING BACK ELVIS!!!!
The “When you wish upon a star” motif gets me every time.
For WW2 soldiers that haven't aged, I love their 1974 haircuts
Great storytelling and film. I grew up on this movie fantasizing that maybe one day in my lifetime I would at least witness a UFO. Not a vague look...but see one clearly. Even if it meant possibly being in danger. As there are some ufo encounters that ended up in illnesses or even death from unknown causes or radiation poisoning.
There are also those that result in inexplicable healing. It's difficult to tell just how many dimensions exist...ones that interact with our own, that is.
soon my friend.. soon
I'd like to see a real SETI discovery, like a radio signal or laser from another planet around a star within 1000 light years. _Contact_ suggested they might send plans to send one or more people on a journey there and back again. But I like the idea of them sending us an Encyclopedia Galactica (or even _The Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy)_
If only Rory’s family were here to see this, they would finally believe him.
If only Roy CARED about his family, he wouldn't have abandoned them to fly off with aliens.
But since the aliens came, his obsession grew, he was sad that he was forced to let his family leave him. It was hard, he had no choice.😔
@@blue-sea8901 Except he DID. He chose his obsession about aliens OVER his wife and children. And ended up abandoning them completely, at the end of the movie, with a smile on his face. Very inspiring and uplifting. 🙄
Well he was also scared of whether the aliens are peaceful or dangerous too. But yeah, I wished they would've made the scene where his family sees him go.
Roy did what Jesus told his disciples that all men must do, to be with God..to make God the most important thing in life...even over your family....Roy just did it with his desires to seek the unknown which were the aliens
In the 1980 Special Edition version, Roy Neary discovers inside the Mothership.
I always wondered if the other volunteers were left behind or if they boarded the ship and we just didn't see it.
I think they were more than happy to oblige. Just they finally got a human they picked themselves to show up.
Those people were not invited like Roy was.
They went aboard they werent in the next scene and wouldnt have walked away.
Brilliant film. Steven Spielbergs masterpiece.
The adult alien never convinced me but the child ones are excellent..great film
I remember seeing this film when it was first shown at cinema's. Fortunately I had read the book prior to watching the film and it helped me to make sense of the various random scenarios that all merge into one story. In the later Special Edition version of the film, after Roy enters the spaceship, he is showered by lights & emerges physically transformed ( well that's how ive always interpreted it) and it is the transfigured Roy that afterwards emerges and presents himself to the scientists & communicates with the hand gestures.
I've watched the movie many times since and still enjoy it as much as the first. Storyline and special effects were light years ahead of its time.
Can you imagine how tough it would be for the abductees being released? Go missing in 1890 and now you're in 1980 or so, and nearly 100 years have passed, it's a totally different world and your family is dead. Hell, even the ones who went missing in the 50s would have a tough time as they haven't aged but everyone they love did.
"This one. We wish to eat this one."
The aliens got off the ship and acted like they were first time at Disney world.
Hopefully Rory would come back one day.
No one aged a day, but they could "deep fake" the face with cgi now a days.
What do you mean?
They’re fattening him up with mashed potatoes
I don’t believe that, that’s silly.
@@rbryant100 Yeah....from the sci/fi story, "To Serve Man"
Interesting how the musical theme at the end is very similar to what Williams later wrote for the ending of E.T.
with all these recent UFO sightings lately we need a sequal…. “The Return of Roy Neary”
Excellent film, masterpiece!
5:29 Movies were made for images like these. Awe-inducing.
I'VE GOT THIS MOVIE ON DVD AND It's A GREAT SCIENCE FICTION ONE AND STVEN SPIELBERG DIRECTED THIS MOVIE 😁
They probably started torturing Roy as soon as the doors closed
It would be great if a movie was made about Roy’s adventure after he boarded the ufo
Just like in action movies where the guns never run out of bullets, her camera never runs out of film. No matter; I want to see this entire film again.
This is my the best film forever!👽🛸🤗👍👋
Roy should of just walked up the ramp and shut the door and be like, 'dis my ship now fools'
Haha! Hard out..👍
Sit down Roy, we just want to show you this long pokey thing and these gravity straps
Hi Voyage! I tried to find a name for whoever is putting out these clips, but couldn't find any, so "Voyage" it is. What a find your channel is. I'm always telling friends about movies I've wanted them to see. Generally, even with bona-fide "Movie Clips" sites and such, the quality is OK or worse, they're short, and then there's the little annoying ad at the end with thumbnails. Now I haven't watched this yet, but I saw a couple seconds of another one before coming here, then scanned through the uploads. Wonderful quality and each clip has some length to it. I was thinking about the great Greg Jein's model of the mothership, which I always like to point out to people (reactors who say, "...the effects don't look bad for the time...," which is a euphemism for "...gee, looks pretty good, and they hadn't even invented the wheel yet back then..." or somesuch). Oh, I'm not dissing CGI, but bad CGI is the worst. I love "Passengers," but I also love the opening to "Star Wars," which is what it was called when I saw it as a kid. The huge ship that seems to go on forever, the one chasing Leia's little ship, doesn't fail to awe.
Thing is, I can't wait to go through a lot of these because I've been wanting people to see "Passengers" and I love clips with the mothership in CE3K. I don't know who's doing these, but even the thumbnails are beautiful. I'm a graphic artist, and I'm really good at what I do. Won national awards and sell products online, but still not rich. :) Point is, the way you put "Voyage" at the upper-left of the thumbnail, then the movie title at the lower-left, with a nice contrasting drop shadow so it's readable. It's SO easy to read, and 99% of the content creators don't do this. Just wanted to drop a line to whoever is putting this stuff up because it's obvious a lot of care goes into putting out this channel, and it's simply beautiful the way it's presented.
I still choke up when Gillian and Barry are reunited 💙💙
That kiss exchanged between Barry's mom, and Neary was
not just a friendly kiss. You got the feeling that their
relationship was a lot more then casual. Soulmates you could
say, simply because they were drawn together by this encounter.
I liked how he just leaned into her, and she sensed that, and
instantly responded. He would have had one of those Bridges Of
Madison County decisions if he was to leave his wife and kids.
I think Neary would not have done so, simply because he loved
his wife and children too much to leave them. His character was
one in a million at that.
The Kanamits picking up their food to bring home. It’s a cookbook!!
John Williams score is celestial.
Hola.
Muchas gracias y felicidades por presentar este interesante video documental sobre la gran película..De Encuentros Cercanos del Tercer Tipo..saludos
The little aliens creatures are so believable I really hope I get to meet an extra terrestrial in my life time🙏 ( this film stands above a lot of modern alien films ) 👏
The other astronauts look like visitors from V:
A dream come true for me bye bye this planet!
And all the people they put on the ship come back as lizard people in V!😆
One of my top favorite movies it's in my collection of top one hundred and I was a teenager when it came out it makes you wonder and soon this will be answered in my life time but most of all it makes you think
Imagine what a bummer it would be if Roy gets inside, and finds out he's the snack on the way home.
This movie is definitely one of the great movies of all time my family we lived in Tampa Florida when this movie was playing at the theater my sister Ana had come home from work our family got together we went to see the movie those were different times better times than now
There's a place within me that's awed and terrified all at once...😮
3:52 When Barry is crying says goodbye .....broke me
Cute Aliens, a masterpiece by Steven
Since this film came out we've had aliens this, aliens that and aliens the other. All wonderous visions captured on film. But at the time, this is what we'd all been waiting for. There's no describing how amazing this seemed, how hopeful ...
Steve McQueen was offered to play the leading role in this movie 🎥 but he turned it down because he couldn't cry he couldn't make himself cry in the final scene
I like to think that the entire group of Aliens are actually on a Field Trip. That would explain why there was one lone adult alien and nothing but children alien.
It would also make sense as to why they played around with us.
Roy has actually gone full mental and this is all happening in his head
Not that kind of movie haha.
Bruh, why did the aliens send the big scary dude out first!
This scene is about a real fact of ,,Project Serpo". Little badass grays from Zeta Reticuli.