Villagers React to E.T. Movie: Emotional First-Time Experience! React2.0
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Welcome to our enchanting village as we embark on a once-in-a-lifetime journey with the villagers watching the iconic E.T. movie for the very first time! In this heartwarming and unforgettable experience, witness the pure joy, laughter, and emotional rollercoaster as these charming villagers dive headfirst into the world of sci-fi magic and extraterrestrial wonders.
As the sun sets over our idyllic village, anticipation fills the air. The villagers gather in an open-air setting, excitedly preparing to watch one of cinema's most beloved classics. For many, it's their first encounter with a full-length movie, and what better film to introduce them to the magic of cinema than Steven Spielberg's timeless masterpiece, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial?
From the very first frame, you can see the wonder and curiosity in their eyes as they are transported into the enchanting world of Elliott and his newfound alien friend, E.T. Their genuine reactions range from awe-struck expressions to fits of laughter, as they embark on this heartwarming adventure filled with friendship, compassion, and a dash of intergalactic excitement.
Throughout the screening, our villagers wholeheartedly connect with the film's universal themes of acceptance, understanding, and the power of human connection. It's a heartening reminder that the language of emotion transcends cultural boundaries, touching souls regardless of background or origin.
Amidst the laughter and tears, some villagers find themselves on a nostalgic trip down memory lane, reminiscing about their childhoods and the simple joys that life had to offer. The experience becomes a bonding moment for families, friends, and the entire community as they share in the collective emotions brought about by this cinematic gem.
As the credits roll and the night sky glimmers with stars, the atmosphere is filled with an overwhelming sense of gratitude and happiness. For these villagers, watching E.T. for the first time has become an indelible memory etched in their hearts, reminding them of the beauty of life's simplest pleasures.
Join us as we celebrate this heartwarming event and witness the transformative power of film on an entire village. Whether you're a long-time fan of E.T. or experiencing it for the first time alongside our villagers, this unique journey is one you won't want to miss. Share in the joy, laughter, and emotional resonance that cinema can bring, and let this heartwarming experience leave a lasting impression on your soul.
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The actor who played the little girl apparently was so convinced by the puppet of ET she thought it was real and would talk to it in between shots as if it was one of her friends. Which is cute, and also a little sad.
That little girl was Drew Barrymore. Spielberg never told Drew anything about what E T would look like so that when she first sees him, she would possible react like Spielberg hoped she would. She did, and also she was never told that E.T. would die, so that she would cry easily, since she got so close to him and was not expecting those scenes when they turned their home into a hospital.
I was born in Poland in 1977 and grew up in the 80's. Poland was then a communist regime. Compared to other Eastern Bloc regimes, Poland was relatively lax when it came to Western films. The main thing was that the films didn't criticize other systems, or better yet, films criticized the Western system, so you could be lucky and a movie theater in your town got some roll of film to show. My older brother then took me into films like "Superman 3", "The Empire Strikes Back", "Return of the Jedi", "The Labyrinth", and also "E.T.".
I still remember how I cried in my bed at night because the film had touched me so much and because I thought I would never be able to watch the film again.
i got to give credit to the staff on this one.
explaining ET, and alien lifeforms in general, in such simple terms was impressive!
big shout-out to the CREW
Not to mention how the old man not only respected his religious views but also said that just from a science aspect there must be a world with other life forms.
At age 8, when this movie was released, I saw it at the theater. I cried when ET died, was so happy when he came back, and cried again when he went home. You can't understand the obsession over this movie in the US unless you lived through it. It was HUGE!
I think it was really the first time American media presented an alien as a friend who needs our help.
@@TheHighSorcerer i'm pretty sure that that was indeed the reason why it was such a big deal back then. Until this movie, aliens have always been seen as monsters and enemies with other 2 exceptions being Startrek and star wars, though in those cases, stories were always presented as far future/past and totally different from our world. ET meanwhile was happening right here right there and that was probably why the hype was so great. Because it wasn't a story about some hypothetical place at some hypothetical time dealing with some hypothetical problem. It was about a child like any other having troubles with siblings and in school like everyone and it brought out the question of "well, what would *you* do in this situation?" to the debate.
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I was 3 when this movie came out , so grew up with it my whole life and loved it. i was even one of the few people that found the Atari ET game to be easy and fun and not frusterating like so many others did.
im not from the US but the vibes from this movie and home alone 2 made me love the US when i was a kid
I just love when they clap when something good happens in the movies. That's what we used to do in the movie theater when I was a little girl.
"They have become one, one heart and one soul." Dearest sir, you just described what childhood is, what love is, and what this movie was all about. XOXO from Oregon, USA.
Usually Raeen is the one on the ball, but Babu saved the day that time.
"Even in 1982 there were cameras and everything" Lol 😆
Really, not a lot has changed since 41 years ago. Other than phones. Not a lot really.
@@landonwiese6850 Are you sure? A lot a things such as computers, television, gaming consoles and cars are significantly different to how they were back in 1982.
@@Aurochhunter sure, they’re more advanced now. As far as significant changes to how we live our lives. Really not so much. My grandmother rode a horse drawn carriage at the beginning of her life, to flying in 737 jets at the end of her life. That’s way more significant than the changes I will see.
@@landonwiese6850 Yes, but when we think of the future, we tend to think of great technological advances, like in what we see in the Jetsons. But in reality the changes are very gradual and are spaced over several years, that we barely notice. Sure, we remember when something new appears, but it’s but a drop in the ocean compared to the vast amount of change seen in utopian future fantasies.
@@landonwiese6850 You're right. The only really significant change over the last forty years has been how small and mobile computers have become, and widespread access to the internet. Technically these things already existed back then - just less powerful, bulkier and far more expensive. Even electric cars aren't really that new - they were experimenting with them a century ago, they just didn't have effective battery storage yet.
But compared to the changes since the early 20th century, the last half century have just been small gradual improvements. No massive leaps in technology like what our great grandparents experienced with the advent of electrical devices, cars, airplanes, etc. And for people living in rural India they would have experienced this technological shift differently - many of them still lack electricity or even running water in places, so getting to suddenly experience modern technology would be shocking. And they had at least heard of such things - imagine what someone from an uncontacted tribe would think even seeing a bicycle.
Makes you realise just how unphased many of us are to the wonders of invention. And the horrors of it too.
It’s like erasing the memory of watching this movie in your head to enjoy it like it’s the 1st time best reaction channel out of all reaction channels on CZcams hands down 💎
Babu is right. The movie is loved by small children as well as adults. “This movie is no less than a Taj Mahal.” Beautifully said, Raeen. I love how Babu is always reminded of a song.
I love Raeens sense of humour (I hope I've spelt his name correctly). He's got such a great sense of self deprecation, absurdity and irony. He's great to watch.❤️
Also have to give a nod to Babus continued and fabulous impersonations of films creatures 🤣🤣🤣 They're incredible. I honestly think he could find loads of work as a voice actor, he mimics them perfectly ❤️
Yes, you spelled it correctly. Raeen seems like he’d be great fun to travel or just hang out with. Above all, the positivity of all the villagers is so refreshing.
Babu and Raeen always have the most wisdom
Their reaction to this film is beautiful! 💖
This movie is absolutely timeless, every generation should see it. I'm so glad you guys watched it.
You 2 great gentlemen are such a gem and was great to watch this with you. ❤
I love how Raeen is now just amused by Babu's singing, like the rest of us, instead of embarrassed like he used to be.
This. I love when Babu sings his charming village songs at the end and miss it when he's not in the vids.
Raeen usually looks embarrassed when Baby sings. This time it was like "oh ok... I will suffer through it" LOL
This movie is also wholesome in the way how loving all three siblings are with one another.
Im laughing, but I shouldn’t. You gave them movie PTSD from some of the films you’ve had them watch! Their initial reactions are funny, but I want to hug them and tell them not all movies are scary.
Yeah Steven Spielberg deliberately made it look like a scary movie at the start to play with people's expectations. So after these guys just saw Predator their expectations were quite tense.
They better not watch The Thing 🤪
I feel like knowing what halloween is about would have aided in understanding the film as well! It's about scary things not being scary
Such an iconic movie from the best decade ever, the 1980s.
Last time period that music was any good.
Everyone loves ET no matter their age - from children to the elderly 💖 It's a classic!
I was a teenager then - saw it at the theater and loved it, my kids loved it when they watched it in the mid 90s on VHS and my grandparents loved it when they watched the 20th anniversary DVD.
I would have thought your grandparents would have seen it the FIRST time around in the theaters.
I can't explain how much joy and happiness I feel everytime I watch this channel ❤
"2001: A Space Odyssey" or "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" are also excellent and older classical movies on that subject. "Super 8" managed successfully to capture that same classical mood about extraterrestrials.
Talking about planets and other world, you should take the villagers outside at night on an elevated point with telescopes so they can experience by themselves the world we're in, not just showing them videos of our place in space, which you already did twice, I think, or taking them to a Planetarium.
2001: A Space Odyssey is a great way to simultaneously confuse the crap out of them and put them to sleep.
@@-nyarlathotep-5375 Well not all movies need to be entertainment for the masses, and there's really a gazillion great sci-fi movies to choose from. Be more constructive and propose some. I'd rather have the villagers watch Alien or The Fifth Element as far as extraterrestrials are concerned, and some non sci-fi dramas too.
@@-nyarlathotep-5375 To each his own. Apparently, I know much less about LSD than you do. I am pretty able to forge my own opinion about this movie, thank you, and I think the villagers are pretty aware of the metaphysical meanings of movies too, as they've shown many times during and after the projection of movies they watched in this channel. Not that it's necessarily a movie to watch, but if you don't appreciate it, there's no need to be such a drama queen about it.
The good thing is that, if you don't like hermetic slow-acting sci-fi movies, then I can definitely recommend you not to watch Tarkovsky's 3 hour long _"Solaris"._
Two movies, The Martian (2015) and Gravity (2013) are science-fiction movie grounded in science, showing what it is like to be for a human stranded in space. That way these guys get some sense how hostile space can truly be and it's not just a place with weird creatures everywhere. Interstellar (2014) also is great but that's more fantastical and abstract again.
The thing that ruined Gravity for me, was the scene when Sandra Bullock was saying she'll pull George Clooney in, and he was like, no the rope's are too loose, I'm pulling you with me. That's not how physics works in space at all. She could easily have pulled him in.
@@lmcgregoruk At that point they were spinning very quickly, creating an effect of centripedal force that flung him out away from the space station. Unless I'm missing something.
Interstellar is truly one of the greatest movies i have ever seen
I recall an anstronaut tearing those first two movies apart due to their poor understanding of physics. 😂 But I loved them anyway.
If they see Gravity, they MUST be given 3D glasses and a 3D screening.
The beauty of these men's reactions is that they see movies through adult minds, but with the hearts of children.
ET is such a good movie for people of all ages. I'm in my 50s and I'm still awestruck every time ET and Elliot fly across the moon. I still laugh at the dinner table scene and when Gertie puts a wig, heels and lipstick on him. I still cry when ET dies and I still cry when he tells Elliot good-bye.
I'm so happy Babu and Raeen got to experience it. One of Spielberg's best films.
A sublime choice!
The film is inspired from a story written by a famous Indian writer and film maker Satyajit Ray. A gem and a visionary human being.
Also, I am surprised these two haven't seen Hrithik Roshan's Koi Mil Gaya, which goes along the same lines, but contains a broader scope for the story.
There is a lot of speculation if that's true or not. Other than the alien befriending a boy Rays story is completely different. Ray also claims Close Encounters stole his some of his idea. He claims the aliens in that film had a similar appearance to what he described them as in his screenplay.
However the big headed skinny alien look that Ray describes his aliens in his story predates Rays writings by nearly 30 years since that stereotypical alien appearance first began to be described back in 1940's when the idea of aliens visiting out planet became big during the time of the famous Roswell New Mexico UFO crash "incident".
So Ray basically stole the look of aliens from the already established stereotype of what they looked like prior just as Spielberg did in Close Encounters. However in E.T. Spielberg gave the alien creature an entirely original and completely different and unique look from how anyone had ever described them before.
@@adamn7516 Satyajit Ray is a genius filmmaker, and quite a good writer as well. But I tend to think that similarities between his story and Spielberg's are incidental, especially since Spielberg drew the heart of the story from his own childhood. It's most likely that, like you said, both were inspired by the zeitgeist of the 1940s-'60s.
I've alway's thought *ET* had some significant affinities with Alexander Key's YA science fiction novel, *The Forgotten Door* (1965).
I think it would be super fun to watch a movie with these guys......they are so emoational and animated!! They don't hold back. Which I think is very cool!!
I'd be interested in seeing their reaction to _Flight of the Navigator_ (1986). Similar in terms of "Boy makes friends with alien"
Great movie too, but yes, it's far less known. E.T. was a worldwide hit at a top level, but FOTN is sadly a bit underrated. Not as good as E.T. but still underrated/under-known.
@@garryiglesias4074At least it's not Mac and Me 🙄 lol
I would love to see their reaction to Hocus Pocus (the first one only).
I would bet they would enjoy it a lot! 😊
Nobody enjoys Hocus Pocus.
Babu is so wise he knew ET would come back to life with Elliot's help.
I'm always loved the score in this movie. It never fails to make me tear up a bit
John Williams is the best.👍
This movie gets me every time I watch it, even with all reactors. I remember seeing it in the theater when it was released. I was 16 years old.
I was only 6, might be my first theater experience, but since then, I cry every time almost the whole movie. I'm crying right now... What a beautiful story and movie Steven did.
Beats the hell out of Mac and me😂
37 years later Mr. Steven Spielberg directed a short film where E.T. visits Elliot who is now fully frown with his own family during Christmas time and they celebrate the holiday. Just like the original movie it made me cry. Thank you for this react video.
thank you i did not know that! xmas viewing material for sure
@@SpeedOfThought1111 Here it is: "E.T.: A Holiday Reunion", directed by Lance Acord, not Spielberg. It's an Xfinity commercial from 2019. The whole story is in the video description. czcams.com/video/mQoQ4AFD0kg/video.html
EDIT: full version without the intro cut off: czcams.com/video/gptokzlnb5Q/video.html
I saw it a few years ago, and I cried too... I'm crying now still watching E.T.... It was my first theater experience at 6, and every time I watch it, I cry almost the whole movie.
Wait, what??? What's it called?
@@f.u.spammers3846 E.T. and Me - A Holiday Reunion (2019)
36:50 Babu's dumbfounded joy made me weep with joy.
Still crying 42 years later - the perfect film for everyone
Blessing from your friend in the UK
These two men are definitely my favorite to watch. Separate they seem like amazing humans and together they can make anyone feel better. New sub and currently binging. 😍
I'm loving the movie reactions! Might I suggest "Gremlins"(1984) ☺
The Gremlins is a classic!👍. The Wizard of OZ (1939) And Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory (1971) would also be worth watching 🤗
This movie terrified me as a child, but you make me want to try watching it again as an adult... with the lights on.
As a 4-5 year old, the part at the beginning when Elliot finds him in the grass and they both start screaming was TRAUMATIC lol
@@emiliemcbride2534 I'm sorry you got scared. 4-5 was probably a little young. My experience as a teen when seeing this in the theater was different, obv. PLEASE give it a whirl - it's not scary. You're grown now... I'd bet you'll just be in total awe of ET now. Everyone should experience the entire thing - it's that heart warming. I promise.
If you do watch it, come back here and let us know what you think.
"I'll be right here." 🌌
Babu’s got a song for every situation and I love it. 😂 Ok, now they need to take a trip to Universal Studios and go on the ET ride. 😅
As an educated person, I can confirm that I like this movie :)
I think I understand Raeen's point (if I'm interpreting it correctly), that the premise of the movie isn't especially believable. But it's basically a science fiction fantasy. And even adults can suspend their disbelief for a good story.
"They have become one, one heart and one soul." You nailed it.
Haha these guys are unbelievably precious. "ET please don't die!"
I love these guys
What did he say about the starting music being terrible? That made me laugh.
I want to see how these guy react to the movie Signs (2002).
They could have meant terrible in that it sounded scary.
This is the only film my father has watched & cried. My mother still teases him 40 years later for crying. So yes, enjoyed by adults & children.
I enjoy these 2 guys reaction just like the reaction in jurassic park
This movie came out when I was 6 years old. I was too young to see it in the theaters because the recommended age was 8-10. I had ET toys, coloring books, posters, story tape, stickers... everything you can imagine, but the one thing I didn't have was the story as I had never seen it or knew what it was about. I just loved the character. Very frustrating for a kid. Then a few years later, they re-released it in the theaters, and my mom took me to go see it. It was great, but I had moved on then, and it was not as magical as it would have been had I watched it what I was younger.
Show them the movie "Cocoon". Another 80s UFO/alien visitor movie.
I was 19 when this came out and cried buckets, sad and happy tears.. I've now seen it so many times, even now, when I watch it, I still get weepy.
Such a classic! I’m glad they got to watch it.
Would love to recommend some other movies with space as it’s theme such as The Martian (2015), Apollo 13 ( 1995) , Life ( 2017) and October Sky ( 1999)
I think they'd love Martian, especially. And Signs.
ET called an interstellar Uber 😂
I've never had children but just knowing I could re-experience some of the best parts of my childhood through their eyes is reason enough to want to have children. You can kinda relive so many great moments and be a child again..well if hopefully you have the time to be with your child. So many parents these days are just so busy..and missing out. I mean those early are just so damn important and full of..wonderment. No extra income for silly possessions or whatever is worth the time you should be spending with your kids. Yeah, I went on a tangent.
I agree, my kids were born in 1973, 1976 and 1978,, and I was a "stay-at-home" mom and had a few part-time jobs until they were in high school when I started a full time job. I didn't want anyone else raising my boys in those very early years. But it was easier to do that back then. Now it's harder, both parents almost have to work, unless one of you has a job that pays big money. Also, so many single parents these days than ever, so really no choice BUT to work while raising your kids.
@@patticrichton1135 Hey, my mom's kids, including me, were born in 72, 80, 82, and another 10 years later, all boys. I like to tell her she'd have been a great queen because of all the heirs she could have easily provided. Haha. But yeah, my mom did similar. I fully agree with you.
She only has 3 kids. 2 boys and 1 girl. The other boys at the beginning of the movie were friends of the eldest brother.
They ended up figuring that out when Eliot came home from school after getting drunk :P
He looked so impressed at her achievement lol.
Babu I just love your reactions to this.. please don’t ever stop doing this guys! I love this! 😢😢
They were showing this in theaters again sometime in the early 2000’s, and the ending always made me cry as a kid.
They re-released it in theaters in 2002 to celebrate the 20 year aniversary of the film.
Am adult. Same.
I absolutely adore watching these guys watch these movies especially the 3 that watched the exorcist there the best together!!! I'd love to see them watch more scary movies
Babu has a song for every occasion. I look forward to it everytime.
22:30 Halloween is the day when rich children disguise themselves as magical beings and learn to beg for food from strangers, as though they were poor.
It is a very strange holiday.
You should check out the movie Arrival next!
It’s about a “linguistic professor Linguistics professor Louise Banks (Amy Adams) leads an elite team of investigators when gigantic spaceships touch down in 12 locations around the world. As nations teeter on the verge of global war, Banks and her crew must race against time to find a way to communicate with the extraterrestrial visitors. Hoping to unravel the mystery, she takes a chance that could threaten her life and quite possibly all of mankind.”
I love my Babu served up with his hands raised out and his mouth opening in amazement. A Christian Proverb says God loves those who see the world with wonderment as a child does. Babu is a great elder for his people.
A lot has changed in the world... over the last 50 years. Im glad they are educating themselves.. even if its through films.
23:29 Steven Spielberg, Men In Black would be a great follow to this. There’s three men in Black movies and it’s nothing like you have ever seen before.
I am honestly happy to be home and watch this with my friends.....
First movie that ever made me cry...I'm still working on forgiving Steven Spielberg for doing that to me, lol😂
I really like your videos and I wish all the best for everyone involved in the channel 😀
I wish they would show them "CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND" I would LOVE to see what they would think of that. Also, HOW about "THE GREEN MILE" with Tom Hanks?
A 40 year old movie can enchant even folks who don't speak the language. Why can't we make movies like this anymore? Thank goodness James Cameron is still making movies at least.
I love that we get a song after each movie. Here is a song for Babu!
"Fly me to the moon,
And let me play among the stars.
Show me what the spring is like
On Jupiter and Mars.
In other words -
Hold my hand.
In other words -
Darling, kiss me.
Fill my heart with song,
And let me sing forever more.
You are all I long for,
All I worship and adore.
In other words -
Please be true.
In other words -
I love you." ❤
ET was lots of fun. Other classic family movies they might enjoy: Goonies! Legend, The Dark Crystal, and Something Wicked this Way Comes, and The Sandlot.
I also wonder if they might like the new "Lost in Space" series, or the new Dune movie.
Fun fact, E.T.'s own species are part of the Galactic Senate in Star Wars and appear in a scene from The Phantom Menace.
I remember crying as a kid I loved ET
8:32 this line is funny in any language
Saw it in 82,i was 12 years old and follow in love with Bmx bikes !
Hope villagers will watch " Planet of the apes ",first movie with Charlton Heston !
Nice early upload. This is one of my favourite movies from when I was a kid and I still haven't got bored of it.
Take a look at the German war film DAS BOOT by Wolfgang Petersen from the early 1980s. It is about a submarine on enemy voyages in World War II. One of the best German productions, has received international awards and nominations. Exciting, scary, nerve-wracking, breath-taking and claustrophobic due to the camera work! Anyone who knows the film will certainly agree with me... Would really be something for your channel.
I can’t wait for this!!!!
1:46 he's been traumatized after watching "the exorcist" 😂
Next movie ... perhaps another space related movie ... Apollo 13 / Martian / Gravity .... none of them are sci-fi, but they are all space related. I think they (especially Raeen) would enjoy such movies very much (has both entertainment and educational values for them). And do keep following up with the Star Wars series.
Many ppl miss this, but E.T. "died" to sever the psychic connection to Elliot. In the scene just before ET goes missing, he realizes that if he leaves, the heartbreak will hurt, or even kill Elliot. Whatever happened to ET, he did it to himself. 😢
Hmm, hadn't thought about that. Next time I see the full movie I'll keep an eye out for that.
Somehow I'm getting the feeling that there are further movies about aliens in the queue. Alien and Independence Day possibly, as a contrast program to E.T.?
If so, it'd be great if they learn something about parasitic wasps before seeing Alien. :D
Also, The Martian could be interesting, since it shows a human astronaut facing a somewhat similar fate like E.T.
The man in the strange clothes with the scientists, with mustache and beard, is the man who wrote the story. 😃
I'm truly loving these movie reactions! I loved ET as a child, and still do to this day. 💜
If I might suggest another movie for them to react to... I would have them watch 'Matilda'. It's a great movie that came out in 1996. It's a fun and beloved movie in the US that both children and adults enjoy. 😊
I agree, Matilda would be a great choice!
Loved watching this with both of you! Thank You!!!
Great reaction! I wonder what Raeen and Babu would think of Superman from 1978 starring Christopher Reeve.
“If his mother finds out she will beat him a lot. “
Now they need to watch “Signs”
Babu is right, this movie is liked by people of all ages, not just children. I am 56 years old and I love it just as much as when I saw it the first time in the theater.
You should show them the recent U.S. congressional meeting about ufos that just happened... or atleast tell them about it.
For Raeen and his faith. ET has psychic and healing powers, and just look at his spaceship. Looks a little like wheels covered in eyes doesn't it?
I haven't seen this in decades so it's nice to get a fresh look at it. But please Alien and Aliens soon. 🖖
Very good.
Do Alien (1979) or The Thing (1982) next!
I'm so glad you showed them something a little more light hearted
the little girl in this grows up to be the love interest in 50 first dates. and one of Charlie's Angels. (Drew Barrymore)
first movie I saw in cinema, was 3y old. Cried and laughed throughout the all movie, even cried when the dog wasn't, in my kid eyes, taken by the ETs. Nice choice from the channel authors.
Curious to see a reaction to other old classics, back to the future for example or some "silly" movies, Monty python might be a stretch but something from petter sellers or something like blues brothers.
Thank you for this btw🤗
I love your reactions to the moon and back. ✌🏻& ❤️
Pee-wee Herman just died recently and all of his movies are amazing so maybe you guys could profit on Pee-wee Herman the three movies he did,❤❤❤❤❤ Americans, love Pee-wee, Herman. America will be in the mourning for the next few weeks.
Rest in peace, RIP, Paul Reubens, the three movies he did, there is not a common man or woman that will explain how good these movies were, and how good a man he was. He had cancer for six years and died yesterday. This would be the appropriate time to show Pee-wee Herman movies 1-3 😢😢😢😢😢😢
Pee-wee Herman is an American icon
that was great, when ET was sick Babu never gave up hope!
"Imagine if this movie had been made today"
"ET phone home"
"Oh. Here you go"
Beep boop beep [dial tone]... "ET need pickup"
I think these two would also enjoy Harry and the Hendersons, another 1980's classic :)
They really injoyed et as the world did ❤❤
Fun fact. The little girl is Drew Barrymore who has had a long career in a ton of movies.
He goes oh she knows how to drive lol
"We went to the moon"
Hahahaha