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A lonely boy named Elliott befriends an extraterrestrial who is stranded on Earth. Elliott and his siblings try to help E.T. return home while keeping him a secret from the government. Their bond deepens as they experience the joys and heartbreaks of connection and separation.

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial was a monumental critical and commercial success, hailed as a cinematic masterpiece. Critics lauded Steven Spielberg's direction, the emotional depth of the story, and the performances, particularly from young Henry Thomas. It became a cultural phenomenon, resonating with audiences of all ages for its themes of friendship, empathy, and childhood wonder.

• A heartwarming and profoundly moving film that captures the magic of childhood and the universal desire for connection.

• Spielberg masterfully blends science fiction with genuine emotion, creating an unforgettable cinematic experience.

• The performances, especially from the young cast, are remarkably authentic and touching.

Google audience: Audience reviews consistently praise E.T. as a timeless classic that evokes strong emotions of nostalgia, friendship, and wonder. Many appreciate its ability to connect with both children and adults on a deeply emotional level, often citing it as a favorite film from their childhood.

Won 4 Academy Awards (including Best Original Score, Best Visual Effects) and nominated for 5 others, including Best Picture and Best Director. Also won Golden Globe and BAFTA awards.

The sounds of E.T. were created by mixing various animal noises, including a donkey, an otter, and a seal, with the sounds of a snoring man and a person with asthma.