NBR: come in 80's kids

Skeezon · January 2014

Just watched E.T. for the first time in at least a decade. Not sure if it's feeling bad from the flu, but I was SO affected by it. Crying then laughing then ugly crying where it hurts in the back of your throat from holding the sobs in because you don't want to look like a basket case. I remember loving this movie as a kid, but whoa...this was different.

Skeezon · January 2014

And now, I'm going to watch Thor. Again. Because, Chris Hemsworth.

LadyMacaron · January 2014

ET has always made me cry buckets!

PS. If you want to watch an awesome movie that has Chris Hemsworth, watch Cabin in the Woods. I watch it once a month, no joke.

mrsvedo · January 2014

Now Imma hafta watch ET again. It's probably been at least a decade for me too.

Skeezon · January 2014

LadyMacaron said:

ET has always made me cry buckets!

PS. If you want to watch an awesome movie that has Chris Hemsworth, watch Cabin in the Woods. I watch it once a month, no joke.

I am a lover of horror films, so of course I love this movie. And I love that it's on Netflix.

sonore32 · January 2014

Hmm...it's probably been at least 20 years since I've seen all of ET...I suppose it is time for a re-watch!

nbalkin · January 2014

I seriously do not like ET. It scared me as a child and I still think ET looks all slimy and gross

RevJen · January 2014

I loved ET as a kid. I was also seriously in love with the movie Annie.

jenndawnp · January 2014

This movie wrecked me as a kid, I vividly remember sitting on the couch in blankets with my brother watching this, it was the first VHS my parents got us and we cried and cried. My mom and I went to the re-release when I was in college and we both were sobbing in the theater.

packfan20 · January 2014

I remember bawling watching this as a kid. I have no desire to watch it again. It would destroy me.

RiverPlate · January 2014

I saw a thing online where a reporter asked Natalie Portman about the chemistry between her and CH - especially a super passionate kiss at the end of Thor and she started laughing. She said that she had another commitment and had to leave the set the second they finished filming, and when they had to re-shoot the kissing scene due to some technical glitch she couldn't return on short notice. So the directors put CH's wife in a wig, turned her so you couldn't really see her face, and Game On.

(I have not yet seen this movie, and had no interest in it until I saw this the other day. Even if this story isn't true, it's put the movie on my list.)