13 Nov 12
I'm taking my 11 year old grandson to the movie Saturday to see E.T. for the first time (for him). It is shown just for a couple of days for a special reason, together with Shark, Psycho and a few other "cult" films. I hope he will like as much as I do. I still think it's a very charming movie!
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13 Nov 12
Originally posted by lolofDon't forget to have him "call home"..your grandson I mean.
I'm taking my 11 year old grandson to the movie Saturday to see E.T. for the first time (for him). It is shown just for a couple of days for a special reason, together with Shark, Psycho and a few other "cult" films. I hope he will like as much as I do. I still think it's a very charming movie!
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14 Nov 12
Originally posted by lolofhe should do, my kids dont seem to mind how old a film is or if the special effects are dated, a good films a good film regardless.
I'm taking my 11 year old grandson to the movie Saturday to see E.T. for the first time (for him). It is shown just for a couple of days for a special reason, together with Shark, Psycho and a few other "cult" films. I hope he will like as much as I do. I still think it's a very charming movie!
after watching this -
i cant wait until my boy is old enough for star wars!!!
14 Nov 12
Originally posted by FMFAs an adult of course, you need a lot of imagination to enjoy such films - I love The Lord of the Rings trilogy too, not so much Harry Potter perhaps.
Never saw E.T. Never saw any of the Star Wars films. Didn't watch the Lord Of The Rings trilogy. Never watched a Harry Potter film all the way though.
16 Nov 12
Originally posted by lolofGreat to expose youngsters to the incredible movies of the past. Current movies are truly awful and the special effects cartoonish and lame. Stories were much better!
I'm taking my 11 year old grandson to the movie Saturday to see E.T. for the first time (for him). It is shown just for a couple of days for a special reason, together with Shark, Psycho and a few other "cult" films. I hope he will like as much as I do. I still think it's a very charming movie!
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16 Nov 12
Originally posted by scacchipazzothere are a few good modern kids films. i really enjoyed the babe movies. especially the 2nd one. most of the pixar animations are good. so are the studio ghibli animations, especially spirited away.
Great to expose youngsters to the incredible movies of the past. Current movies are truly awful and the special effects cartoonish and lame. Stories were much better!
16 Nov 12
Originally posted by stellspalfieWithout doubt there are notable exceptions and indeed Babe is one of them. Animated films can also be quite charming, especially the Japanese ones such as Totoro. Lion King and such are hugely entertaining. However, I was focusing more on the sci-fi genre such as Star Wars, ET and such. I find pixar animation creepy looking and movement looks like spams of neurological disease. Flight of airplanes looks like swarms of insects flying at supersonic speed. Simply not credible. Compare to the wonderful special effects of ET. ET has you believe the critter is real and pulls it off!
there are a few good modern kids films. i really enjoyed the babe movies. especially the 2nd one. most of the pixar animations are good. so are the studio ghibli animations, especially spirited away.
17 Nov 12
Originally posted by scacchipazzoHow was the character E.T. made, how was he fit into the movie?
Without doubt there are notable exceptions and indeed Babe is one of them. Animated films can also be quite charming, especially the Japanese ones such as Totoro. Lion King and such are hugely entertaining. However, I was focusing more on the sci-fi genre such as Star Wars, ET and such. I find pixar animation creepy looking and movement looks like spams ...[text shortened]... to the wonderful special effects of ET. ET has you believe the critter is real and pulls it off!
My imagination takes me anywhere and everywhere but I dislike simplified animated films such as those by Hanna-Barbera e.g. - no life, no charm, no love.
Walt Disney and his colleagues knew how to make animated characters come alive.
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17 Nov 12
Originally posted by lolofhanna-barbera no life or charm!!! what about the flintstones and top-cat. quality cartoons, its not all about fps.
How was the character E.T. made, how was he fit into the movie?
My imagination takes me anywhere and everywhere but I dislike simplified animated films such as those by Hanna-Barbera e.g. - no life, no charm, no love.
Walt Disney and his colleagues knew how to make animated characters come alive.
17 Nov 12
Originally posted by stellspalfieI can see your point but I don't agree - however I remember appreciating The Flintstones then because it was something new, a different approach.
hanna-barbera no life or charm!!! what about the flintstones and top-cat. quality cartoons, its not all about fps.
28 Nov 12
Originally posted by lolofET was made of plastic of a flexible nature and run by a dwarf. As for the character fit into the movie the genius of Speilberg is that he weaves him for you to imagine where he came from and how. Disney animation is indeed the best by far, but Hannah-Barbera made excellent cartoons. My favortie DIsney animated filmm is Alice in Wonderland. Wonderful music, excellent development of the characters and does not butcher the wonderful book too badly!
How was the character E.T. made, how was he fit into the movie?
My imagination takes me anywhere and everywhere but I dislike simplified animated films such as those by Hanna-Barbera e.g. - no life, no charm, no love.
Walt Disney and his colleagues knew how to make animated characters come alive.