Big time! And I’m glad the Starman didn’t came to earth to enslave it but to bring actual peace, and the best he actually fell in love and gonna have a child too someday!
My gosh, this movie score, it still gets me after all these years. One of the most perfect endings of a movie I’ve ever seen and I’ve seen a lot. Then, you have Carpenter choosing to end with Karen Allen’s face with her eyes focused just watching the ship leave, pure perfection and that music…….that damn music.
😭4 years ago I lost my great love, this ending reminded me of the last time we saw each other...in an airport...we just couldn't stop hugging each other
Such a memorable and powerful scene. Brilliantly performed by all involved. The choice of focusing just on her face and holding that shot for so long was genius and a testament to Karen Allen's acting talent.
Bridges would have easily won best actor at the Academy Awards had he not been up against both Murray Abraham and Tom Hulce in Amadeus. His performance is so believable in every scene. Knockout role that propelled him to superstardom.
@blainemullins6285, After reading your commentary , I couldn't agree more. It was why I had to go watch "K-Pax in theatres thinking that it would be some kind of conclusion from "starman" , words and rumours were going on about that.
John Carpenter in an interview I read years ago, was asked what stood out most for him in his filmmaking career (or to that effect), and he said it was Jeff Bridges' Oscar nomination for Starman. Amazing!
Many greats have missed awards even though deserved. Joan Osborne had a fantastic new album in the 1990s and had several Grammy nominations. I was rooting for her. But that was when Alanis Morissette debuted who appealed to a younger crowd and she swept all of the awards. Joan deserved several but did not get any. :-(
A sci-fi masterpiece. Absolutely beautiful. Timeless. Awesome. The ending with the camera only on her is a metaphor for her rebirth. She was dead inside until Starman came along and now he gave her a new life. Notice the light behind her. It's like she's emerging. So awesome.
@@mikebasil4832 They seem aloof. But it could be due to their vast intellectual difference. I mean they ARE trying (via crop circles and perhaps in other ways as well) but its gonna be a lotta years. However we cannot grasp the things these entities can do they're thousands and perhaps even millions of years ahead of us. For all we know we're being visited by the future.. of us!
It had a lot of competition in 1984 such as Ghostbusters, The Terminator, Sixteen Candles, Footloose, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, and the list goes on. Hence, it was a bit overshadowed! In fact, in the 80s, 1984 was the best year and 1987 was the worst year.
What do you mean “underrated”? It was always rated even when it came out the critics loved it & even gave Jeff bridges a best actor Oscar nomination,just because it underperformed at the box office didn’t mean it wasn’t critically acclaimed,which it was and has always been acclaimed as being great film. Being “underrated” means a film is better than the reviews and acclaim that it gets.
@@garethwilby4033 Helluva movie. I saw it when it was released and tell you what if this didn't get to you maybe you wanna look at yourself. My GF at the time didn't react to it time to find a new one.
Her performance is one of the many things I admire about this film. She is utterly believable and authentic. I imagine that many guys, after watching this movie, fantasized about marrying Jenny and helping her raise the child and being her partner in living out the rest of her amazing life.
She's absolutely beautiful in this film, but there are so many things that are beautiful about it, it would be unfair not to mention them. Story. Jeff Bridges' acting. Soundtrack. I saw this film when I was around 12 and it had a profound effect on me - I still find it hard not to choke up at the end.
@@FlexoShootFlexo Yes -- it stays with you. I was an adult when I first saw it and its impact on me was huge; I can only begin to imagine how profoundly it would have affected me as a 12-year-old. A beyond remarkable achievement in so many respects.
We watched this movie at the AMPAS screening before public release (our neighbor Tracy was an employee at AMPAS. ) It was memorable: as the small audience was leaving there in the Lobby was Lloyd Bridges! He wanted to talk with anyone and wanted us to know that the Star of this movie was ... his son! He was dressed in a dapper suit. Quite dapper and very proud. At that moment we didn't realize how famous his sons would become.
You know it she made that incredibly believable. I cried like a baby watching it I was in a theater at the time couldn't hold it back and I wasn't the only one.
I loved this movie and such an 80s musical score! The film itself was nominated Best Science Fiction Film and Jack Nitzsche received a Golden Globe nomination for his score.
I loved this movie as a kid and thought Karen Allen was so beautiful. So hard to believe this movie is now 40 years old. Watching this movie now is like watching a movie from the early 50s back then. Getting old…
This is hands down one of my top 10 movies of all time. Jeff Bridges' performance was out of this world..literally !! Amazing sci-fi and love story all wrapped in one !!!
Starman, I love this film. Karen Allen is so beautiful. Jeff Bridges and Karen Allen should have won an award. Seeing this clip from the film, Starman reminds me l must blow the dust off the DVD I have of this film and watch it again. It's been a long time since I last watched this beautiful film🛰🛸👽
This was a stunningly beautiful movie. Karen Allen was magnificent. One of the very best sci fi movies. Charles Martin Smith, who helped them through the entire movie was wonderful. Jeff Bridges was truly the perfect sweet alien. Karen's eyes at the end had me crying my eyes out.
Such a great film. The whole movie builds towards this moment, and Carpenter absolutely nails it. The camera slowly rising, and holding on Karen Allen's beautiful face until the final fade-out is a perfect example of masterful, restrained filmmaking. One of John Carpenter's finest moments.
Indeed...she's not supermodel hot. But something about her natural girl-next-door face, thin lips, blue eyes and freckles has always been attractive. And if I know women she gives the impression that she really likes to f*** and she will let you throw her around like a ragdoll. In my experience if she has thin eyebrows she doesn't have a hairy bush either. 🤔
i enjoyed the simplicity of the movie and the message it portrayed. jeff bridges and karen allen made it all that believable . without them it wouldn't have worked.
I have not seen this move in well over thirty-five years. This movie broke my heart as a ten-year-old when it first came out in 1984, and this scene especially still does to this very day. Just as Starman had to go back to his world and is gone, that time period in my life that I hated so much is also the same time period that now at 50, I would do anything to go back to. Mortality is something I refuse to agree with.
That final scene with Jenny looking up at the sky has been burned into my psyche since childhood. The way she follows the craft as it departs... Man. Combined with the score and it's movie master class level stuff.
I loved Karen Allen's character in the whole movie - you could empathise as her emotions went from fear to respect to love for the Starman - and she still looks lovely
When I saw Raiders of the Lost Ark in the theater as a kid, I didn't think Karen Allen was all that attractive. But here she looks soooo beautiful. I think it's the vulnerability she shows here, as opposed to her tough portrayal of Marion Ravenwood in Raiders. She's so much more human and emotional here.
Probably one of the best scene of all time... , the powerful quotes in that movie, the meaning of them...is still timeless and true, I wish they would have made a sequel with the same actors...
I always felt he gave her a 2nd chance to say goodbye to her husband. And that she got closer with his death. And he gave her something both her and her husband wanted. A child. Now, she gets to keep a part of both her husband and Starman.
Karen Allen was so pretty and had those beautiful Bambi eyes, and she was an excellent actress too! It's a shame that Hollywood usually tosses actresses aside when they get too old for most leading lady roles. I remember an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation with actress Jean Simmons, and she was amazing! Merrill Streep, Helen Mirren and Ellen Burstyn are all fantastic, but they're not the only older actresses capable of great performances. Hollywood needs to do a better job of creating roles for them.
Great John Carpenter movie and my favorite Jeff Bridges movie! Funny it just dawn on me how long I've watched The Bridges! From Sea Hunt his Father Lloyd Bridges and both boys appeared on that series too! CMTFU! I'll watch it anytime it's on TV! Even though it's all cut up with commercials!
She got her husband back, only to lose him again. Such a bittersweet ending. Brought me to tears when I saw it. Also, is it just me, or does the ship look like a planet with a ring?
Not her husband. Also, she never took marital vows, so the sex was fornication and the child a bastard. It will not be able to be baptized, and will got to hell when it dies.
My goodness, Oct 12,2004, I seen this movie since 1994, scene still makes me cry for hours, my goodness what a masterpiece. They truly don't make movies like they used to. This movie means the world to me, I wish they woould have made a 2nd one with both of them and wish Hohn made it before he passed
They are both so good! You can feel her pain. She lost him twice! I feel so sorry for her character.. Jeff Bridges was great even back then! Just look at what he ended up accomplishing in his career..
These scenes were filmed at meteor crater which is just outside Flagstaff AZ. I was living there at the time and was actually an extra in the movie. It was pretty cool watching it all
Great storyline, absolutely fantastic movie score (almost as if Jean Michel Jarre had written it) and I always loved Karen Allen with those 'girl next door looks'. Very moving.
A breathtaking brilliant movie. You cry in deep emotion sad they didn't make a continuation with her son. It would had being another masterpiece and his father coming back to help him.
There was a short-lived TV show of the same name starring Robert Hays of 'Airplane!' fame a couple years later. He returns to Earth to find the mother of his child. 22 episodes.
I'll have to pull this out of my movie library and watch tomorrow. My son would say...boring...no special effects, but this was absolutely great in it's day and still continues today 2024. I've always enjoyed watching...send my son to the movie theater with his friends. 🙂
saw it as a kid on HBO and fell in love with karen allen. second favorite movie of all time. i read the crew bitched about jeff bridges performance saying he was ruining the movie and guess what? he got nominated for an oscar -- for playing an alien!
Karen Allen has NEVER been better. She made this role so believable...
❤Karen 😊 💚🧜♀️
A performance that should be recognized more.
This is one of john carpenter's masterpieces and yet john hardly ever refers to this film in interviews...One of his best.
Big time! And I’m glad the Starman didn’t came to earth to enslave it but to bring actual peace, and the best he actually fell in love and gonna have a child too someday!
@@Caekitsune_95 Tv series is canceled after the season 1, it deserves more stories more seasons..
@@mickrozycki451 Which?
@@mickrozycki451 I've seen that, good point.
It's kind of like Steven Spielberg's "The Color Purple"
Karen Allen's acting was superb !!
Props to Carpenter and the editors for staying on Karen and letting her work.
My gosh, this movie score, it still gets me after all these years. One of the most perfect endings of a movie I’ve ever seen and I’ve seen a lot. Then, you have Carpenter choosing to end with Karen Allen’s face with her eyes focused just watching the ship leave, pure perfection and that music…….that damn music.
Well, the girl was perfect, movie with 90 minutes of this shot with the music would be good enough :)
😭4 years ago I lost my great love, this ending reminded me of the last time we saw each other...in an airport...we just couldn't stop hugging each other
Great eh!
Spot on. Thanks for articulating so well what I felt.
Chicago born Jack Nitzkche wrote the score and among his credits was writing with Neil Young on Harvest I believe
Such a memorable and powerful scene. Brilliantly performed by all involved.
The choice of focusing just on her face and holding that shot for so long was genius and a testament to Karen Allen's acting talent.
Bridges would have easily won best actor at the Academy Awards had he not been up against both Murray Abraham and Tom Hulce in Amadeus. His performance is so believable in every scene. Knockout role that propelled him to superstardom.
@blainemullins6285, After reading your commentary , I couldn't agree more. It was why I had to go watch "K-Pax in theatres thinking that it would be some kind of conclusion from "starman" , words and rumours were going on about that.
My dad said the same thing. I was a kid when it came out.
John Carpenter in an interview I read years ago, was asked what stood out most for him in his filmmaking career (or to that effect), and he said it was Jeff Bridges' Oscar nomination for Starman. Amazing!
Many greats have missed awards even though deserved. Joan Osborne had a fantastic new album in the 1990s and had several Grammy nominations. I was rooting for her. But that was when Alanis Morissette debuted who appealed to a younger crowd and she swept all of the awards. Joan deserved several but did not get any. :-(
Yes, I agree, there was a pretty tough competition in the Best Actor division that year...
A sci-fi masterpiece. Absolutely beautiful. Timeless. Awesome. The ending with the camera only on her is a metaphor for her rebirth. She was dead inside until Starman came along and now he gave her a new life. Notice the light behind her. It's like she's emerging. So awesome.
It still has so much to say on how special I'm sure we'd all like our real first contact with extraterrestrial life to be one day.
@@mikebasil4832 They seem aloof. But it could be due to their vast intellectual difference. I mean they ARE trying (via crop circles and perhaps in other ways as well) but its gonna be a lotta years. However we cannot grasp the things these entities can do they're thousands and perhaps even millions of years ahead of us. For all we know we're being visited by the future.. of us!
This film was effectively E.T but for grown-ups. It remains to this day as one of the very few truly great sci-fi/romance films of all time.
Way before ET
After. E.T. was '82. Starman was '84.
dude thats what i said i always looked at this film as an indirect message of peace
and to think this was a Carpenter film
Has squat shit to do with ET
Very underrated movie.
Agree
It had a lot of competition in 1984 such as Ghostbusters, The Terminator, Sixteen Candles, Footloose, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, and the list goes on. Hence, it was a bit overshadowed! In fact, in the 80s, 1984 was the best year and 1987 was the worst year.
Both Jeff’s and Karen’s performances were wonderful. 💓
What do you mean “underrated”? It was always rated even when it came out the critics loved it & even gave Jeff bridges a best actor Oscar nomination,just because it underperformed at the box office didn’t mean it wasn’t critically acclaimed,which it was and has always been acclaimed as being great film. Being “underrated” means a film is better than the reviews and acclaim that it gets.
@@garethwilby4033 Helluva movie. I saw it when it was released and tell you what if this didn't get to you maybe you wanna look at yourself. My GF at the time didn't react to it time to find a new one.
Dang, this film always gets me a tad choked up. And er, is anyone else in here just a bit in love with Karen Allen?
Her performance is one of the many things I admire about this film. She is utterly believable and authentic. I imagine that many guys, after watching this movie, fantasized about marrying Jenny and helping her raise the child and being her partner in living out the rest of her amazing life.
She's absolutely beautiful in this film, but there are so many things that are beautiful about it, it would be unfair not to mention them. Story. Jeff Bridges' acting. Soundtrack. I saw this film when I was around 12 and it had a profound effect on me - I still find it hard not to choke up at the end.
@@FlexoShootFlexo Yes -- it stays with you. I was an adult when I first saw it and its impact on me was huge; I can only begin to imagine how profoundly it would have affected me as a 12-year-old. A beyond remarkable achievement in so many respects.
Karen in questo film è stupenda
She was really very pretty back in the day.
We watched this movie at the AMPAS screening before public release (our neighbor Tracy was an employee at AMPAS. ) It was memorable: as the small audience was leaving there in the Lobby was Lloyd Bridges! He wanted to talk with anyone and wanted us to know that the Star of this movie was ... his son! He was dressed in a dapper suit. Quite dapper and very proud. At that moment we didn't realize how famous his sons would become.
Did Lloyd say anything about it being the wrong day to quit sniffing glue?
@@texaswunderkind funny
Those eyes on Karen in the closing shot. My god…mesmerizing.
You know it she made that incredibly believable. I cried like a baby watching it I was in a theater at the time couldn't hold it back and I wasn't the only one.
This is one of my favorite movies. Jeff Bridges was amazing.
He should have gotten an Oscar nod for his performance. He never looked comfortable in his own skin...
Agreed. I believe in an interview he also stated it was one of his favorite roles.
@@chrispile3878you'll be happy to know he was nominated for this film. Unfortunately Amadeus came out the same year
Disney blundered by misusing her in INDY. She is in old age an even better actor..
1984...WHAT A YEAR FOR MOVIES!! 🎥 🍿😊
I think 1984 & 1982 are contenders for the best year in movies EVER!
@@johnpack2835 Was going to write '82 as well, what a cinema year indeed, being a teen in the 80's was awesome.
I love that Carpenter did this film on the heels of The Thing and Christine. Versatility proven!
I loved this movie and such an 80s musical score! The film itself was nominated Best Science Fiction Film and Jack Nitzsche received a Golden Globe nomination for his score.
The end song has always stuck with me, great story.
"Goodbye,Jenny Hayden", and then the main theme kicks in...................... Oh My!
I loved this movie as a kid and thought Karen Allen was so beautiful. So hard to believe this movie is now 40 years old. Watching this movie now is like watching a movie from the early 50s back then. Getting old…
And better, wiser and more capable to appreciate what is beauty.
This is hands down one of my top 10 movies of all time. Jeff Bridges' performance was out of this world..literally !! Amazing sci-fi and love story all wrapped in one !!!
Starman, I love this film. Karen Allen is so beautiful. Jeff Bridges and Karen Allen should have won an award. Seeing this clip from the film, Starman reminds me l must blow the dust off the DVD I have of this film and watch it again. It's been a long time since I last watched this beautiful film🛰🛸👽
they don't make stuff like this anymore. Titanic maybe but I liked this movie even better.
This was a stunningly beautiful movie. Karen Allen was magnificent. One of the very best sci fi movies. Charles Martin Smith, who helped them through the entire movie was wonderful. Jeff Bridges was truly the perfect sweet alien. Karen's eyes at the end had me crying my eyes out.
The ending has me crying hysterically, and I'm not exaggerating. Every single time.
The whole scene always moves me, especially when he kisses her and walks away
Such a great film. The whole movie builds towards this moment, and Carpenter absolutely nails it.
The camera slowly rising, and holding on Karen Allen's beautiful face until the final fade-out is a perfect example of masterful, restrained filmmaking.
One of John Carpenter's finest moments.
What a beautiful woman
Got that right.
A goddess.
Not a bit of makeup or Botox in sight!
Indeed...she's not supermodel hot. But something about her natural girl-next-door face, thin lips, blue eyes and freckles has always been attractive. And if I know women she gives the impression that she really likes to f*** and she will let you throw her around like a ragdoll. In my experience if she has thin eyebrows she doesn't have a hairy bush either. 🤔
she is still pretty now, too! in her 70s. :) In my opinion.
I love this movie start to finish. Great actors and story. An insight to compassion that humans rarely display
I get choked up everytime I watch this ending... man they don't make'em like this anymore.
Ain’t that the truth
Dang, I crushed so hard on Karen Allen back in the day. Such a beautiful woman.
I remember her best from The Wanderers. She's beautiful.
Jeff bridges was nominated for best actor in this amazing role
i enjoyed the simplicity of the movie and the message it portrayed. jeff bridges and karen allen made it all that believable . without them it wouldn't have worked.
GREAT movie. Humans are at their best when things are at their worse. Best movie line ever.
I have not seen this move in well over thirty-five years. This movie broke my heart as a ten-year-old when it first came out in 1984, and this scene especially still does to this very day.
Just as Starman had to go back to his world and is gone, that time period in my life that I hated so much is also the same time period that now at 50, I would do anything to go back to. Mortality is something I refuse to agree with.
Kiss me and tell me you love me,goodbye Jenny Hayden so emotional to watch,brilliant
That final scene with Jenny looking up at the sky has been burned into my psyche since childhood. The way she follows the craft as it departs... Man. Combined with the score and it's movie master class level stuff.
This is the only film I saw three times within a few days in the cinema. Such a wonderful story. I love this film until today!
Still gets me.
Every single time.
I'm really not built close to the water but that ending scene along with the music always leaves me in tears.
Breaks me up every time ,so emotional to watch ,haven’t seen it in years love the film 🎥
Great film
He should have won the Oscar for this role
How have I lived all my life as a Carpenter fan and not seen this masterpiece? I have failed... It is an epic... My oh my... What a film
"Take me with you."
"You will die there."
"I don't think I care."
"I care..."
Aww
Excellent script writing
Un film extraordinaire. Un film qui prend aux tripes. Merci M Carpenter.
Karen Allen's touching look at the end speaks more than a thousand words
I loved Karen Allen's character in the whole movie - you could empathise as her emotions went from fear to respect to love for the Starman - and she still looks lovely
Bridges should have won an Oscar for this performance.
Abraham in Amadeus was far better. So was Hulce.
When I saw Raiders of the Lost Ark in the theater as a kid, I didn't think Karen Allen was all that attractive. But here she looks soooo beautiful. I think it's the vulnerability she shows here, as opposed to her tough portrayal of Marion Ravenwood in Raiders. She's so much more human and emotional here.
The last scene is amazing
Hugely under rated. Superb movie
such a classic. great film and that soundtrack, so beautiful and effective. movies just aren't made like this anymore.
Probably one of the best scene of all time... , the powerful quotes in that movie, the meaning of them...is still timeless and true, I wish they would have made a sequel with the same actors...
It was very much set up for a sequel, it just never happened
There was a brief TV series about the baby being born and growing up as a teenager and his father (Starman) returning to help him.
i find myself kept coming back to this film 🥺 so beautiful..
My cousin recorded this off the television, and we would watch it every time I came over. He even edited out the commercials… RIP. E.J.
I always felt he gave her a 2nd chance to say goodbye to her husband. And that she got closer with his death. And he gave her something both her and her husband wanted. A child. Now, she gets to keep a part of both her husband and Starman.
oh my god, I knew it was a really beautiful movie, but I literally forgot about that incredibly beautiful but very sad ending.
Such a beautiful movie by a guy who was famous for scary movies. He did a fabulous job on this.
Y’all should see the series.
Karen Allen was so pretty and had those beautiful Bambi eyes, and she was an excellent actress too! It's a shame that Hollywood usually tosses actresses aside when they get too old for most leading lady roles. I remember an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation with actress Jean Simmons, and she was amazing! Merrill Streep, Helen Mirren and Ellen Burstyn are all fantastic, but they're not the only older actresses capable of great performances. Hollywood needs to do a better job of creating roles for them.
Yes, the best sci-fi/romance film EVER. Try not to get teared up at the end.
One of my all-time favourite films
One of my all-time favorite movies! A sci-fi classic! Allen & Bridges so believable. Breakout role for Charles Martin Smith!
Great John Carpenter movie and my favorite Jeff Bridges movie! Funny it just dawn on me how long I've watched The Bridges! From Sea Hunt his Father Lloyd Bridges and both boys appeared on that series too! CMTFU! I'll watch it anytime it's on TV! Even though it's all cut up with commercials!
I went to the Meteor Crater years ago and it’s amazing there.
It's amazing how close the meteor came to hitting the Visitor's Center.
I went there last month!😍
@@142horizon amazing,huh?
She got her husband back, only to lose him again. Such a bittersweet ending. Brought me to tears when I saw it. Also, is it just me, or does the ship look like a planet with a ring?
Not her husband. Also, she never took marital vows, so the sex was fornication and the child a bastard. It will not be able to be baptized, and will got to hell when it dies.
It does. It looks like Saturn lol
Karen Allen gave three Oscar worthy performances during the 80’s - Raiders Of The Lost Ark, Starman and The Glass Menagerie.
This movie really needs to come up more in Great 80s Movies conversations.
John Carpenter directed this film. Was not expecting him to create a film like this, but it was good!
The rising music at the finale was so powerful...orgasmic actually
My goodness, Oct 12,2004, I seen this movie since 1994, scene still makes me cry for hours, my goodness what a masterpiece. They truly don't make movies like they used to. This movie means the world to me, I wish they woould have made a 2nd one with both of them and wish Hohn made it before he passed
4:00 The sphere will tell the Starman and Jenny's son about his father, who he is and where he came from.
They are both so good! You can feel her pain. She lost him twice! I feel so sorry for her character..
Jeff Bridges was great even back then! Just look at what he ended up accomplishing in his career..
Still one of the best endings i ever see!
Yu Law The one
These scenes were filmed at meteor crater which is just outside Flagstaff AZ. I was living there at the time and was actually an extra in the movie. It was pretty cool watching it all
That's so cool. I'm just amazed the meteor missed the visitor's center. Can't believe how lucky those employees were! 🤔
Ahhh The day's when they put emotional value in sci fi movies. I watched it so many times back in the day. Great movie.
Yes how can I ever forget many moons ago when i first saw it, the screenplay still remains unforgettable
It's so sad that she lost two loves in a short amount of time.
But gained the child from him that she so desperately yearned for.
Great Movie It's A Classic Should Be Shown More Often John Carpenter Should Be Proud. Such Great Work! 👍🙏
Great storyline, absolutely fantastic movie score (almost as if Jean Michel Jarre had written it) and I always loved Karen Allen with those 'girl next door looks'. Very moving.
Haven’t seen this movie since it came out when I was a teen but always remembered it was a good one. Time to see it again I think.
When someone tells me that they don't like scifi movies, I tell them to watch Starman.
And "Resident Alien" is so good. I do believe they got some of their ideas from this movie.
Love Starman ❤❤❤❤ One of my favorite movies ❤❤❤❤
Great chemistry!
Loved this movie when I was a kid. Wanted to go to Arizona just to see that crater.
A breathtaking brilliant movie. You cry in deep emotion sad they didn't make a continuation with her son. It would had being another masterpiece and his father coming back to help him.
By far John carpenter’s best film,which is ironic as he is mainly known for horror!
Love. This. Film and. Ending. Music. Goose. Bumps
I forgot how much I enjoyed this movie. Doesn't get enough air time.
Jeff is such an amazing actor , and i love this movie , deserves more recognition
One of the best movies Jeff Bridges ever made.
There was a short-lived TV show of the same name starring Robert Hays of 'Airplane!' fame a couple years later. He returns to Earth to find the mother of his child. 22 episodes.
I loved the TV show also! Robert Hays was so sensitive in his portrayal of Starman.
I have such a hard time watching g thus part because of how emotional it is. It really get to U.
I'll have to pull this out of my movie library and watch tomorrow. My son would say...boring...no special effects, but this was absolutely great in it's day and still continues today 2024. I've always enjoyed watching...send my son to the movie theater with his friends. 🙂
one of the best iconic movies ever made by far.
I love this movie! I watch it once or twice each year. And I have found the Alan dean Foster's novel also.
This was one magical movie 💙💙💙
Wavelength movie had same silver sphere ship a year before starman - and has inspired artists ever since.
This film is underrated, the acting, the music is amazing
saw it as a kid on HBO and fell in love with karen allen. second favorite movie of all time. i read the crew bitched about jeff bridges performance saying he was ruining the movie and guess what? he got nominated for an oscar -- for playing an alien!
I did not realize Karen Allen was in this movie. She's even prettier here than she was in the Indiana Jones movies.
Damals wie heute,ein großartiger Film und die Menschheit lernt nicht dazu. 😔😔😭😭
She had to say goodbye to two men she loves in such a short time 😔
"I love you" (second big kiss)
Him: "Maybe I was too hasty about leaving..."
One of my favorite movies of all time 👏🏻🥰‼️
Замечательный фильм, наполненный искренней добротой и любовью! Как жаль, что сейчас таких фильмов стало мало.
A wonderful and underrated movie.