My parents -who never went to movies- actually went and saw E.T. back when it first came out. Afterward, my dad said "I've buried better things than that." I was so disappointed in him.
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6 comments:
Oh Toon, once again you have me laughing in a bad way, but it is healthy to laugh I hear...poor ET
Fits my thoughts on ET. Never did get the appeal of that movie. (Hugs)Indigo
I loved ET!
Have a great weekend Russ :-)
the entire picture is that I'm off to the side, teasing and taunting him with Reese Pieces. cuz i'm mean that way. grins, debra
A friend & I got stoned and went to ET. When everyone started crying, we'd crack the hell up. I was 25.
Years later, I saw it with my own little kid...and, yes, I got all teary. This morning, I heard someone reciting an Emily Dickinson poem and I had to wipe my eyes. This getting old (and a freaking heart) can really suck.
--Cin
PS My verification word is "renshine" Huh?
Mama wasn't too impressed, either--several years later, when it'd come out on VHS. Aunt Lori and I went to see it at the theater in H'ville--she loved it!
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