E.T. Blu Ray Review

E.T. Blu Ray Review

Rating: PG
Released by Universal Home Entertainment

So, 100 years of Universal and their classics are making it into the re-release territory.

If you lived under the rock in the 1980s, this is the story of a young boy Elliott (Henry Thomas) who is visited by an alien ET. While ET just wants to head home, the pair form a beautiful friendship. But the government's coming looking for ET and soon, the friendship is threatened.

ET on Blu Ray looks stunning - with its crystal clear  high definition, some of its iconic scenes stand out - from the BMX Bikes in the sky to the final sequence, it's as memorable and as sentimental as it ever was.
Spielberg's tale of youngsters and wonder is still as exciting an experience as it always was.

Complete with a 44 page collector's book, and a wealth of extras including Steven Spielberg reflecting back on what his experience of making the film was like, this is a set which is bursting with love; deleted scenes, production footage, the reunion, the music of ET and a few others make this a must own set for fans of the magical.

ET the Blu Ray is definitely worth phoning home about.

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