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#ET,  #Elliot  #HarrisonFord #MelissMathison #DrewBarrymore #HenryThomas #StevenSpielberg #ETtheExtraterrestrial The success of ‘E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial’ The sci-fi movie  E.T. the Extraterrestrial  is considered to be one of the greatest movies of all time. Directed by , the beloved film tells the story of a boy named Elliott’s relationship with an alien who can’t find his way home. It held the record for the highest-grossing film ever for nearly 10 years. Fun fact: Actor  Harrison Ford  was cast in a small cameo role, but the scene didn’t ultimately survive the final cut. Released in  June of 1982 ,  E.T.  brought in $11,835,389 during its opening weekend. In the US, the film grossed $435,110,554. Worldwide it earned $792,910,554. The estimated budget for the movie was $10,500,00. It was the highest-grossing film that year and became the most successful movie in film history up to that point. When it was ...

#MrRobot #SamEsmail #Elliot #FernandoVera #Krysta Jesus, Sam Esmail, save some for the series finale. There’s a telling moment early on in “Proxy Authentication Required,” when Fernando Vera explains to Elliot why he’s taken so long to confront him. After all, the meth-addicted con has been around for nearly two months—why wait until now to come see him? “This shit is bigger than  Frost/Nixon ,” Vera says with a totally earnest smirk. “I had to be ready.” The stage play metaphor is apt, for make no mistake, this is a play in five acts, a formalistic execution of the theater depicting four (technically five, but whatever) people on a stage, delivering dialogue and arranged in ways completely antithetical to everything that has come before on Mr.  Robot . It’s strange, it’s often absurd, it telegraphs its big reveal about a mile in advance, and it doesn’t care about being funny and fearsome at the same time. Those could sound like criticisms, but they’re not; this is on...