Spielberg's films are always the good world, pure emotion.
The theme of aliens has been enduring since humans launched satellites, and it is mainly divided into two camps, friendly and aggressive. There are countless movies that extend from the two factions, each with its own merits. The current Marvel series of heroes is also an extension of this type of film branch. But this film is firmly regarded as a representative of the friendly faction.
Judging from the subject matter, this film was considered old-fashioned even at the time, but it was really hit by innocence, and it was very touching. Although it is a children's movie, it is suitable for all ages, and everyone may have a glass ball in their hearts.
The cute coexistent little alien was accidentally thrown on the earth and picked up by the lovely Zhengtai. Xiao Zhengtai told his brother and little sister, and the three quickly accepted and lived happily for a while. My favorite part is when the little sister dresses up as an alien and drinks afternoon tea together. The girl's heart rumbles and explodes. The little alien wanted to go home when he was alive, so he called the house in a mighty way. The little alien on Halloween was so cute that it exploded. People are also sick, but the medicine on earth cannot cure the aliens, so the two are getting weaker and weaker. The adults found the little aliens and rescued them. The little aliens gave up coexistence with Xiao Zhengtai in order to keep Xiao Zhengtai alive, and died. When sad, the alien came to pick up the little alien, and the little alien was resurrected with blood. In order not to let the adults take the little alien and his brothers' motorcade to escape to the mountain, the little alien took a pot of chrysanthemum and left.
The image of aliens in the film became a classic, affecting the image of aliens in our hearts for decades to come.
In the film, the adult who sends his mother up the mountain at the end also has a pure heart like a child. Isn't that Mr. Spielberg!
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