child

Dane 2021-10-18 19:50:24

Suddenly remembered childhood.
Kazuki's Sophora japonica, the sweet smell pierced through the nostrils, waiting for my lads to climb up and take them off.
A turquoise lake, sprinkle steamed bun dregs with a tin can, and then put it in the shallow water to see how the little fish is captured by us unconsciously.
A big tank of water lilies, put black tadpoles, just wait for a moon night, and listen to the night singing.
Also, our endless hideaways and nursery rhymes under the big banyan tree; there are also the darkness of ghost stories and the legend of grandma wolf.

At what moment was it all suddenly lost?

Watching the children in the movie, watching their immature faces and immature thinking. Only the children will be fearless and sincere for all those inexplicable.

I hope that the world always has childlike innocence.

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Extended Reading
  • Jake 2022-03-23 09:01:09

    Why do I start crying every time I see a movie of kids + aliens or robots, I have a problem with the magic horse...

  • Charley 2022-03-25 09:01:05

    It took so long to watch the movies that existed in the junior high school textbooks. ET looks like an alien. Listening to ED writing a short review is really comfortable, and it's great. The ET in the movie and the walli on the mac background are very interesting. The imaginary plot reversal didn't happen, but it's a pity. Friends are the kingly way, love is so weak, you see that the similar scenes between Juliet and Romeo are all dead, and they are all alive here. I have been thinking about film censorship during the watching process. 2013#70

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial quotes

  • Mary: It's your turn to do the dishes, fellas.

    Michael: I set and cleared.

    Elliott: [in a stern tone] I set and cleared.

    Michael: [quickly] I did breakfast.

    Gertie: [solemnly] I did breakfast.

    Michael: [noticing how upset Mary is] What's the matter, mom?

    Mary: [leaves in tears, to herself, about her husband] He HATES Mexico!

    Michael: [to Elliot, furiously] Damn it, why don't you - grow up and think how other people feel for a change!

    [Elliot goes angry and does the dishes]

  • Elliott: But, look, you can't tell. Not even Mom.

    Gertie: Why not?

    Elliott: Because, uh, grown-ups can't see him. Only little kids can see him.

    Gertie: Give me a break!

    Elliott: [Transylvanian accent] Well, do you know what's going to happen if you do tell?

    [Elliot grabs Gertie's doll and throw it to Michael]

    Elliott: Do it, Mike, we have to.

    [Gertie begs the doll back as Elliott and Michael 'torture' it. They stop when Gertie vows to keep E.T. a secret]

    Elliott: [to Gertie] Promise?

    Gertie: [distressed] Yes.

    Elliott: [to Michael] You promise?

    [Michael nods]