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  • my favourite film ever :) its the perfect movie

  • This is the greatest in the whole movie.E.T should of won Best Picture!

  • Ah good memories. Always cried at the ending lol.

  • this must of been fake

  • No one writes a better score than John Williams.

  • Bloody Brilliant one of the best bits in the film!

  • RUN MOTHA FUCKAS RUN, i remember watching this when i was small lol brings back good memories

  • merdaaa

  • I was freakin out when i first saw this

  • yea man

  • Nice

  • fuck the feds...they aint got shit on et

  • "NOBODY" like you.

  • Faggot.

  • 3:02-3:06

    What makes the build-up to the flight so memorable? It was this moment. I usually am not at odds with Spielberg, but the menace of the adults brandishing guns (even though none were fired) made the situation all the more dangerous.

  • Correct me if I'm wrong (please), but I'm pretty sure they changed the guns to walkie talkies when this film was re-released (and the alien was more computer-enhanced).

  • They did change the guns to walkie-talkies in the re-release, and E.T. was digitally enhanced in some scenes, to make him emote better, since the puppet had a limited range of emotions.

    in the re-release, they also added in a scene where Elliot gives him a bath and such. It was the only major scene addition made.

  • I should've read down the comments before posting because the gun to walkie-talkie thing had already been covered. I remember the bath scene being added. Was that a deleted scene that they stuck back in the film?

  • Yes. There was also a smaller one where the Mom goes out looking for the kids, and just finds Gertie and Michael, as well as a number of kids wrecking havoc down the street on Halloween.

    Word was, there was a scene of Elliot waiting to see the Principal after the Frog scene, and in silhouette and in voice, Harrison Ford was cast as the Principal...though you wouldn't have seen his face.

  • Thanks for the info! It's always good to learn something new about one of your favorite films.

  • this movie is so intense yet so amazing all at the same time

  • That was a fucking intense bunnyhop at the end

  • lol, they probably set a new record for distance and height there.

  • fucking sweet!

  • I saw this movie in cinema in the former GDR (East germany) And I was really impressed by nice houses of this rich american suburb.

  • lol.. I guess the kids flying an alien through the skies was an afterthought, huh?

  • one of the best scenes in history

  • such a classic scene!

  • this is my favorite part and its awesome oh yeah and hell yeah and go boys go

  • I love the music!

  • lol reminds me of the first mission on gta san andreas

  • bmx was... the cool... back in the good days. we were ninja bmx lol.

  • please can someone upload an e.t. video with phil collins' background music "You'll be in my heart". Somebody erased it on youtube.

  • ok we'll see wat happens

  • Finally, the original version from 1982!!! I hate with they alter scenes in re-releases. If they didn't like them they shouldn't have made them that way in the first place. An example is the police roadblock. The shot with the officers with the shotguns was digitally re-made. In the re-made version the officers were holding walke-talkies.

  • Apparently they did like it back in 1982, but changed their mind after 20 years... Do you never change your mind?

  • I know.Damn overprotective parents!

  • Definitely one of the best sequences--cinematic and musical-- in all of film. Thanks for posting. I too LOVE this sequence.

  • thats my bicyclehouse escape pod. i love thos movie a lot.little gerdie,trigger traeting and the toys,the 1980"s. it shows a lot if things like the wind in the trees etc that are gone now. the music of the past.

  • One word..."classic."

  • This is my alltime favoutirte scene! makes me feel joy, wonder, happiness. And when the bikes takes off and they fly I cry of joy, really. This is excelent!

  • "Escape/Chase/Saying Goodbye" is the greatest piece of movie score ever written. The images with the music = Magic.

  • this is my favorite film,i love it.brilliant.

  • You can tell that they used dry ice in the van. Look when the feds open the door, the dry ice crystals are all over the ground.

  • i'm a little behind on child stars of the 80's, which one here is c. thomas howell? i read he was in this, i just didn't catch where.

  • c thomas howell is ty.....the lad wearing the balaklava.....

  • I know I am a little late, C. Thomas Howell was the one who removed the ski mask

  • i cried like hell when i see the movie:(

  • Absolutely amazing......spielberg loved john williams music so much he edited this scene to the music he'd already written.....and who wouldn't want Michael as your big brother? He rips the piss and loves Elliot at the same time....Perfect!

  • He doesn't always get it right, but when he does, Spielberg makes magic happen. I defy people with a heart to watch this film and not be mesmerised. I love the beautiful energy this scene has, the grace of the tracking shots, the tension and release of the music, and that iconic shot as they are sillhouetted against the sunset

  • feds got owned! LOL!

  • Greg: Wwelll can't they just beam him up??

    Elliot: This is reality Greg!

  • When I was a kid I always thought he said "Can't they just BEAT him up" lol... it never made sense but I always thought it was funny.

  • I've always thought that comment was ironic, because now we know it's theoretically possible.

  • at 3:14 one of the greatest parts in movie history.

  • One of the greatest moments in cinematic history. Brilliant, absolutely brilliant.

  • The bit where the bikes takes off will probably always be magical to me :)

  • Very magical, I'd say. Very powerful film.

    "tell me when it's over!"

  • damn, ET Got a gang

  • the feds got owned lol

  • i don't see all the bitching about ripping off but if your going to get credit for telling anyone be smart he took clip snipets from second Symphony, Movement 1 and 3 not 2

  • I don't care about who John Williams ripped off, nor do I deny that he did. You obviously don't get it.

  • Your responses reveal, in fact, a great deal of concern. Thus it's a lie to say that you don't care. Please stop the lies.

  • THE FLYING THEME OF E.T

  • Bring on the shotguns!!!

  • Looking back, this movies so absolutely ridiculous, but I can't help but love it.

  • Chorei muito no fim do filme....Saudades do ET

  • At 3:33 look they have guns. Now look at the new won they have walkytalkyes lol south park was right

  • "Can't he just...Beam UP"

    "This is reality Greg!" HAHAHA awesome

  • Watching something this great just makes Indy IV even harder to swallow.

    Spielberg doesn't make em like this anymore. Hell, nobody does. ...It's sad.

  • it's the main theme

  • John Williams actually ripped this music off from Howard Hanson's Second Symphony, Movement 2. This symphony is also known as the Romantic Symphony.

  • Ummm, Whatever.

  • There's no "Ummm, Whatever" about it. John Williams ripped off this music, as I said.

    This is a fact, not an opinion.

  • Ummmmmmm, Why do you feel a need to tell me this? I could care less, and that's a fact!

  • If this were true, you wouldn't have responded in the first place. Lie to us, if you must, but not to yourself. Unfortunately, this is very common.

  • What lies am I saying ??? Is there something wrong with you ? You responded to my comment talking about how John Williams ripped this music off. But my comment had nothing to do with that. Go back and check. So when I responded with " Ummm, Whatever" that means, I don't give a fuck. You are preaching to the wrong person dude.

  • I was lucky enough to see E.T. in theatres when they brought it back.

  • I always thought it was kinda cool how e.t. was kind enough to lift everybody along for the ride rather than just the bike he was in

  • Ah yes!! The 1982 version of the scene!!! If theres no DVD with the original 1982 cut, I would be willing to get it on VHS just for the original stuff. Thanks for uploading the scene though!!!

  • Still one of the greatest scenes in movie history.

  • u r right,i love this movie!!!!1

  • "This is reality, Greg." One of the best lines in a movie period. This whole sequence of the film was my favorite part as a kid and still is as an adult.

  • fenton is gay and cries when he watches this...

  • whos fenton

  • Good scene. But I still don't get why the kids keep pedalling their bikes when they're in the air.

  • LOL...I always wondered the same thing!

  • Including your mom?

  • Just love this movie!

    Got me into BMX back in the day!

  • hey one of those boys played ponyboy in the outsiders!

  • C. thomas howell

  • thomas howell? more like MILO powell. sheesh!

  • fuck the irate gamer!

  • The BMX chase scene is my favorite scene from the whole movie, too. I also like how this video is from the original 1982 theatrical cut and not the censored 2002 release (where the guns were replaced with walkie-talkies).

  • what? that's a bunch of crap! censoring pussies.

  • I agree, the 1982 version is better than the 2002 version. I don't know why they had to cut that part out. I was very dissapointed to see that the guns had been replaced with walkie talkies???

  • God when I was a kid I would always fantasize about riding those bikes there with them. Now Im 25 and STILL have that feeling, lol

  • watching this movie was the very farthest memory I have my "1st" I shit you not. I'm 24.

    I know what you mean bro, being 3 and seeing this movie makes your heart jump out. It hits home harder than anyother. I'll love E.T. till I check out of this life

  • One of the reasons why I got into BMX and raced at amateur level. I had a Diamond Back and a Skyway but never had the Kuwahara ET. :(

  • uh no offense but when et got out of the car the song is stolen and the song is yoda's and the et producersstole it

  • Uhh you do realize that the compose is john williams who wrote the music for both star wars and ET. Not to mention Lucas and Spielberg and friends.

  • No they didn't. It just sounds a lot like it because the same composer, John Williams, did the music.

  • what a magical moment in film making. It's very rare to have that moments in films now a days.

  • it sucks movies use cgi now

  • wow haven't seen the original (the ones with shotguns) since i was a kid! nice upload

  • "we made it.........oh shit!" haha love that

  • I love how E.T. and the kids on their bikes outsmart the piece of shit feds.

  • its a metaphore for beating the system/ opression / grownups/ the man/ society

  • At least their actually guns in this one lol

  • OMG..CLASSIC SCENE.This movie was made me cried so much when i was child...E.T.always in my heart. thanks ,MorpheusUK83.

  • Does anyone know what bikes are in this scene? or were they all Kuwahara's? I was told they used Sekai's also ond mongoose so if anybody can help please do. Wicked scene to jump start the memories:)

  • I saw this in the cinema ;)

  • i love this scene

  • and whats with the fucking guns??? were they actually going to shoot the kids??crazy...

  • haha it is the american government

  • they substituted them with radios to make the re-realease of the movie less polemic

  • i know this is a movie..but come on...local police and the fbi cant catch a bunch of kids on dirt bikes??anyway, i cant front.i took my lady to see et when it first came out..and being totally honest..you had to be a klingon or something without tearducts if you didnt cry during the end...

  • I don't understand the sense those government agents had or police had. E.T. had a right to go home. If I had been one, I'd have tried to hold the rest back to buy the kids some time.

  • I LOVE seeing all those Ford Fairmonts in this cluip!

  • to the forest...

  • Cant he just beam up this is reality greg lol

  • hey what happened to the walkie talkies?! =P

  • can u upload it again without the sound delay?

  • thankyou for posting! this is just what i've been looking for.

  • now this is my favorite part out of the whole movie! [=

  • why is the sound and video sync off?

  • dunno, it happened after I encoded it to DivX.

  • it would be better if the sound and video were in sync

  • Yes i know, sorry!

  • This is my favorite track on my ET soundtrack CD :D

  • This is my alltime favorite scene. I dunno why, I love the bike riding and when the music starts up like that. I also like when they fly off.

  • there's a sound/video delay

  • Yeah, sorry about that!

  • What a legendary movie scene!

  • its so sad when he is in the basket wrapped in a blanket and he is like mehhh mehhh at 0:53

  • yeah i agree.

    favorite movie scene.

    EVER!

  • I still remember being less than 10 years old - my mother had taped this movie off of TV and I had her rewinding this scene 10 times every time I watched it. Love it.

  • this is the best scene in E.T. the score builds up the drama in this moment.

  • As corny as this sounds this part includes alot of things, new actors, bmx bikes, running from the feds, guns, humor, suspense great camera shots and editing. and frekkin flying bikes

  • this is the reason I started BMX, I love this

  • damnit, this scene brings tears in my eyes. thanks for uploading. i always loved this scene, but i didnt see this movies for years. i remember that i always thought that those guys on the BMX are so cool, and i always wanted to be like them, and now, i am so much older and i see those guys are so damned young hahahaha time went fast - god, i need the dvd :-)

  • after all these years, this scene is still magical.

  • E.T. rules still!!!!

  • love this scene. this is my all time favorite movie and this scene is awesome, but i hate the redone version with the walkie talkies rather than guns, cause yeah, the guns make it seem alot more believable

  • should have had a cannon that shoots walkie-talkies

  • ha ha what they gonna do now lol ha ha this is so cool

  • The shotguns make the threat more real. And the whole film seems that whole bit more realistic with the guns.

  • "This is reality, Fred."

    Hahaha, I love that line.

  • It's Greg...not Fred. lol

  • this chase scene is KICK ASS, one of my favorite movie moments. also i love how elliot's like "he's a man from outer space, we have to take him to his spaceship", and then "this is reality greg" haha

  • From Kuwahara's website: In 1982 Steven Speilberg's hit movie E.T. featured Kuwahara BMX's and famous riders of those days including Bob Haro. Many famous riders raced for the Kuwahara Factory teams such as Gary Ellis, Clint Miller, Joe Baumert, Dave Cullinan, Lee Medlin, Leo Green, Matt Harris and Kevin McMeale.

  • haha this is the better version with the shotguns added

  • LOL. It's been 5 years and I'm still wondering what the heck Spielberg was thining.

  • actually, the shotguns were the original- he removed them lol.

  • Defintely one of the best sequences in all of cinema.

  • To me this represents having faith and being led by Jesus. They all believed now and look, they flew. Noone could catch them. What an awesome scene. :)

  • C Thomas howell cracks me up:)

  • Yeah, I remember that bike- chase scene when he said WE made it! and out of nowhere all of these people are right behind him chasing them all. I remember the entire theater just bursting into laughter.

    I had such a crazy crush on "Tommy Howell" when he was a teen heartthrob LOL!

  • I say rofl @ 2:50 and lol at General's Reply

  • I love this scene when one of the children asks why ET cannot just beam himself up and Elliot responds "this is reality"---I believe this is my favorite movie of all time. I watch it when I am depressed and it gives me such hope.

  • I love this movie my favorite part! I wish I was one of the kids on the bikes!!!!

  • I do to.I luv bike ridding,it would be so cool.

  • the best scene ever.

  • Wonderful. I always cried when I saw this scene and remember the early 80´s, when I tried to do the same jumps e tricks on my BMX.

  • On another note, prior to that idiotic school play I think 3 of my friends and I reenacted this scene over and over again for 2 years. Riding our BMX bikes all around Highland Park, even my boy Nick had a stuffed tiger in a milk crate tied to his bike with a blanket wrapped around it. All of us humming the music. It was great. Thanks for the post.

  • In 1984, this movie was ruined for me. I was in 2nd grade, and some idiot teacher decided that the school drama club stage "E.T.-The Musical". I couldn't watch this movie at times without remembering that bastardization done by the 7th and 8th graders of P.S./I.S. 308 in Brooklyn, NY. Took me 18 years to recover. Wasn't unitl the re-release I felt like I could watch this again and forget all about that dumb shyt they did at my school. "E.T.: The Musical"?!?!? Can any of you fathom that?

  • The sound pitch is too high. That isn't the real scene if the sound pitch is too high.

  • i can't believe i waited 12 years to watch this. my favorite part: Tommy Howell

  • that's my favorite part too!!!!

  • This is my favorite moment in movies simply because I know each of us has atleast 3 friends who would not hesitate to help us out if we were in a similar situation. Shit the friends I have would probably take it a step further. My favorite scene from any movie. <3