Once in an IELTS class conversation, the teacher asked to introduce his favorite movie. At that time, I was a naive young man who had just stepped into the university campus. In order to be able to get into the literary and artistic side, I watched a lot of so-called literary films that I didn’t know what to do, and I especially felt that I was tall and superior. Back then there were no Marvel, DC, Harry Potter, Titanic, and The Lord of the Rings. I also think that Titanic's love is a bit vulgar, and the Lord of the Rings is not deep enough. Although Ge You is now a middle-aged person holding a popcorn and fried chicken bucket and holding a happy fat house water, Ge You is a middle-aged person watching a Marvel popcorn movie, but he was also a little fresh back then! When the oral English teacher gave the topic, the whole mind went through the seventy-eighty-eighty movies that I had watched, and at the end the one that suddenly popped out was the alien, without him, only a few movies left a deep impression on me, this one. English words are not difficult, and I think speaking teachers will like it. In the end, I forgot what I said. The foreign teachers said more about the movie than I did when they commented. What was your first impression when you saw this movie? Warmth! and the innocence of children. The little boy met the ET in his childhood. The little ET was full of fear of the world at the beginning, but the innocence unique to children made the two communicate and become friends. Although there were twists and turns in the middle, in the end, little ET found his way home. The scene of riding a bicycle across the moon really brought tears to my eyes. The movie has no big scenes, no deliberate jokes, and no special effects technology of the current movie, but it touched many people. May everyone grow up, accept the baptism of society, and still retain the original innocence in their hearts.
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