A comparison of E.T. and the New Testament
Let me start off this review by saying that I’ve never seen the movie E.T. before so I didn’t really know what to expect. After watching it, I must say that I was pleasantly surprised. Although this movie was probably intended for children, it will appeal to all age groups because it deals with emotions like isolation, friendship, and love. These feelings are universal and everyone can relate to this movie no matter what type of After viewing this movie with great scrutiny, I have concluded that E.T. follows the archetypal storyline. The hero, also known as “The Chosen One,” goes out on a journey, gains knowledge, makes some new friends, and finally passes some kind of test. In my opinion, Steven Spielberg not only uses this pattern, he borrows a couple of key elements from the story of Christ. He updates this ancient story in a very inventive way by using an extra terrestrial to represent Jesus. I think he did a great job by not making the parallels to Christianity too obvious. However, we can still make the connection if In E.T., an alien botanist is stranded on earth and befriended by a boy named
back to life. The film is brought to a conclusion after a dramatic bicycle chase from the Another interesting aspect of the film was that half of the movie was shot from a
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