The last movie I watched was E.T, which was released in 80s, if I remember correctly. I think it was kind of a milestone in the history for Sci-fi movies because it was the first movie telling a story about the friendship between a kid and an alien. Before that, most Sci-fi movies were about human beings on the earth trying to stop the alien invasions or fighting with aliens. Like in the Alien series, the original aliens could become like parasites using human bodies and then mutate into a new creature. It was horrible, but it was also an iconic movie. I like them as well. Now back to E.T. It was a story about a kid who helped an alien who was accidentally left on the earth. The boy was trying to help the alien get home. Although the movie was a bit childish for me at my age, the plot was still moving and touching, especially the moment when E.T was pronounced dead. I cried as well, just like the kids in the movie. Fortunately, it turned out that E.T was actually still alive and he just lost life signs because of being too far away from his ship. In the movie, E.T looks very cute with big eyes, a retractable neck, and two big feet. He has super powers to heal wounds and dying flowers, and to make things fly, which makes him even cuter. At the end of the movie, I saw the iconic scene where the kid is flying on his bike in front of the moon. It's a lovely and beautiful story.

The last movie I watched is E.T, which was released in the 80s if I remember correctly. I think it was kind of a game changer in the history of Sci-fi movies. Because that was the first movie telling a story about the friendship between a kid and an Alien. Before that, most Sci-fi movies were about human beings on the earth trying to stop an invasion of Aliens or fighting with Aliens. Like in the Alien series, the alien organisms could be parasitic in human bodies and then could mutate into a new creature. It was a horrible, but also iconic movie series. I like them as well. Back to E.T, it was a story about a kid helping an alien who was accidentally left on the earth to go back to its home. Although the movie was a bit Childish for me at this age, the plot was still moving and touching, especially the moment when E.T was announced dead. I cried a lot as well, like the kids in the movie. Fortunately, it turned out that E.T was still alive and he just lost his life power because of being too far away from his ship. In the movie, E.T looks very cute with big eyes, a retractable neck, and a pair of big feet. He has the power to heal wounds and dying flowers, and to make things fly, which makes him even cuter. At the end of the movie, I saw the iconic scene of the kids flying on their bikes in front of the moon. It's a lovely and beautiful story.