I'm a 63 year old man, and this scene still brings tears to my eyes. Jeff did such an outstanding job of presenting something that no one has ever seen. Truly, in my top 10 films of all time!
Yes, it was a diamond in the rough. Though there were a couple of exaggerated stereotypes, it was a deeply moving film -- especially this scene. I would have liked if they had done more with the character of Fox. A good sub-theme would have been his evolution from a soulless bureaucrat, to conflicted, to humanitarian -- a good struggle-to-redemption theme, there. Of course, we wouldn't have had the smoke-blowing moment, but I could live without that.
When he says, "If you do not want this baby, tell me now. I will stop it," it made me tear up. The line seemed so innocently delivered, with a hint of disappointment. It evokes emotion.
This was one of my Granny’s favorite movies. One of mine too, ever since i was tiny. What I find really wonderful though, is the comment section. Seems to be that Starman is a love story that many men enjoy.
I love this movie. It's rarely talked about when discussing Carpenter. But truly this is among his finest work. I especially love the quote / scene near the end: "Well, as much as I hate to stoop to symbolism..". Then he blows smoke in the villain's face. Classic..
It’s amazing Jenny finally got everything she ever wanted she got a second chance she got a baby that before she couldn’t have and she fell in love again it’s like her late husband came back from heaven to earth to see Jenny again the ending is sad but at least they will always love each other.
This part made me emotional when she hugged him! Saw this movie last night and was the first time in so many years since I saw it! I remember back when it came out in the early 80’s and my parents would watch it! Brings back so many memories for me in my life
This movie is wonderful. Think of where she was before star man came into her life. Depressed heartbroken she lost her husband & can never have a child bc she is infertile. She not only got to love again but he gave her a child of her late husbands dna & his. He made sure she will never be alone again. He gave her not only the most amazing gift but a purpose & reason to live. Imagine losing ur husband & even if u meet someone else ull never have your own child. Imagine how having you're deceased husbands child & he will live on in her son. She obviously loved star man not bc he was a clone of scott but for himself. Omg I cried when he said he could make the baby go away if she wanted & hugged him. I love after this she asks where he Lives so she can show her son where his father came from. Also I cried at the end when she begged him to take her with him. He says he cant bc she will die & she doesn't care. It calls back to her explaining what love is caring more about the person u love than urself. She would rather more time with him & die than be alone but he reminds her about the baby. Omg I kinda wish their was a sequel about the baby but the movie is perfect the way it is. We know Jenny will be happy with a miracle child she never would have had not even if Scott were still alive. I love that he says the baby will be of ur husband but of him too. So beautiful. I also love the line about humans & more particularly americans that they are at their best when things are at their worst. Really applies to 9/11 & how people in ny & around the country came together. Too bad it doesnt apply today when we are more divided than ever. I think he also is talking about all the kindness of strangers that helped them travel on. Such an underrated film & carpenters best. I was surprised he did it actually I'm used to his movies having gore & horror but the score is very carpenter.
Having lived through the 1980s, it was often hard to believe that decade could ever have given anyone hope. Then you watch a film like this, and you understand that hope can spring from dreamers even in the darkest of times. Lessons learned.......
1:35 - 2:04 Beautiful film. A timeless classic. The scene which the Starman tells Jenny that he impregnated her and that the child will be human is truly one of the most beautiful moments in the movie. Such a shame Jeff didn't win the Oscar for his performance.
Well, biologically it is her husband's baby, as Starman used DNA from Scott's hair to generate his human body. Starman is never shown in his original form as anything more as a glowing light, which makes me wonder if John Carpenter was implying that Starman was a purely spiritual being with no physical body (i.e. an angel)
@@chooseyourpoison5105 Either that, or they had technology to enclose themselves in a protective energy sphere or something so that they didn't have to bother with spacesuits or anything like that.
@@chooseyourpoison5105 I believe they were evolved from a species that had developed machines, that then created a quantum lifeform made of pure energy.
Love this movie. I missed the 80s. It was very beautiful and sad at the same time. Jenny found love again and then loses it again when he had top go back. I wish I could go and watch Starman again in one of those old drive in movie places.
How do you figure it's "underrated"? Is that a word you just like to use when you can't think of anything else? Try a dictionary or a thesaurus. The review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes reported an approval rating of 86% based on 35 reviews. The aggregator Metacritic gave the film a score of 71 out of 100, based on seven critics. In spite of being released at the same time as Dune and 2010: The Year We make Contact The film grossed a total of $28.7 million from its domestic run, 45.5 million in today's dollars. But it's underrated. Whatever you say.
This movie is an all time great on my list. The acting...the connection of the characters. You stack this up against 99% of the crap being made today and it's no contest.
I remember when I first moved to Arizona, I visited Winslow just to see the Meteor Crater! It was Amazing! This Movie has such a warm place in my Heart!
Love this scene. Her answer to his question of aborting the pregnancy is beautiful. His response is so human. Joy that a part of him will survive on Earth
God this movie is utterly beautiful and heartbreaking. You keep watching these scenes over and over almost for some form of catharsis but it’s never enough
If this film had had more more special effects, bells whistles and explosions and high octane action then it would have been heralded as an Oscar winning classic. Maybe , there’s a lesson in that for humanity…..😂
When John Carpenter released his superior remake of Howard Hawks "The Thing From Another World" (titled the much shorter "The Thing") in 1982, Steven Spielberg unleashed upon movie-goers his heart warming Sci-Fi epic "E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial." I think you know which movie was a big hit and which one was a bomb. Later onward (almost as an apology to those scared shitless from viewing/renting "The Thing), Carpenter went on to make "Starman." I don't know if he knew it at the time, but the cult film director managed to combine the bizarre coldness and tension of his remake with the innocence of Spielberg's petite, M&M-craving alien. His result was a film that didn't just mix genres but transcended them; like "Mork and Mindy" only dark and serious. Jeff Bridges and Karen Allen express this transcendence through performances that could easily be over-exaggerated. Bridges adds just enough seriousness and comic timing to make his "Scott" impersonator likable and believable while Allen shrugs off the character from "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and becomes a strong but vulnerable female lead (in other words, she's strong and vulnerable, but not a bitch). Sci-Fi and romantic drama rarely melt together this well. Decent date movie, I guess.
I agree with almost all of what you wrote except "superior remake of Howard Hawks "The Thing From Another World"". Carpenter LOVES "The Thing From Another World" (as do I) and puts clips of it in many of his films. The two movies are simply very different from one another. Moreover, they mean different things as well. But they are both great films in their own right. Also, Carpenter's film "The Thing" is not a "remake", but rather, a film that closely adheres to the novella source material "Who Goes There", by John W. Campbell, Jr. Hawk's (or Nyby's if you will) version is a cold war allegory in the form of a monster from outer space movie. But it is sheer brilliance. From the scientists vs. the military men to the "super carrot" antagonist...it has it all. Plus there would not be an "Alien" or even a "Jaws" (lurking in the shadows) if not for this movie. Throw in Hawk's signature of over-lapping dialogue and a classic is born.
You're right. I think a little bit of my own personal taste seeped into my synopsis of Starman. My bad. Hawk's film is a classic, but for me, it hasn't aged well (probably because so many films have copied it's formula), whereas Carpenter's is more towards my liking, kind of like Cronenberg's remake of "The Fly." I guess it's just how you look at it that's all. Nevertheless, they make one hell of a double feature.
Lucas Davis FYI I know it's a small matter, but in the interest of accuracy, I wish to point out that the candy E.T. so loved in the movie was not M&Ms, but was Reese's Pieces instead. The M&M folks were approached first but turned Spielberg down, thinking a creature such as E.T. would scare kids. The Hershey company gladly jumped at the chance to promote Reese's Pieces in a film, and their sales jumped 60% after the film was released. I imagine someone's head at Mars Candy company rolled at about the same time.
What a beautiful scene makes me cry every time love the film must watch it sometime,the main characters were just brilliant,great directing by j carpenter aswell
+R C Nelson A sequel was made. In 1986, a short lived series based on the film premiered. In the series which takes place 14 years after the 1984 film. The Starman returns to Earth and takes the form of a journalist whom has been killed in a helicopter accident and sets out to find his son, only to discover his son Scott has been separated from Jenny Hayden and the Starman and Scott set off in search of Jenny. But George Fox sets off in pursuit and sets out to destroy them.
Is it too late for a sequel to this movie? This is one of my all time favorites and the story of their baby growing to be a teacher has a great premise.
I like how when he revived her, he had also possibly repaired and removed all defects/anomalities in her dna so that she was able to get pregnant later. It's really a sweet good movie even in molecular levels
So, after a pregnant pause of 30 + years, will we ever get the follow-up movie where the child has grown up and is teaching his great lessons ? By the same token, we're still waiting for E T to come back and pay a flying visit to Elliott !
It was a love story and it was so sad that she couldn't go with him and she had a baby and it was so sad that she had someone and then they were gone! Scott was her dead husband and in a way Scott came back to life and then she found him and then loses him and she wanted to come with him! If I met an Alien with super powers and gave me a kid I would go with him if I could survive that is.
She still is. She's like a fine wine, she's gotten better with age. She's still lovely but she now has an additional grace and dignity that comes with years of life experience.
Imagine living with the idea that you can’t have kids and all of the sudden you learn not only that you will but you also know the gender and the job he will hold roughly 30 years down the road. Jenny took that load of info remarkably well!!!
"He will be a teacher." "So he'll make $40,000 a year and be disrespected by children and parents while he tries to pay off his student loan debt for a required master's degree? At least he'll get summers off."
This feels like a Christ-like reference. The baby will be of a human man and woman - and of a being not of this world. The birth was also miraculous, as she had been told she couldn't have a child. The child is foretold to become a teacher and maybe help lead mankind towards a better path....
As touching this is and as deeply I love this movie and its soundtrack... What if Starman is hostile? He gave her a child that will have his entire knowledge and will become a "Teacher" So it knows everything what he knows and could use it to enslave the planet or create a new super religion that could wipe out humanity not to mention the weapons it could build. Hell...for all we know about him he could be "The Thing" from John Carpenters Movie of the same name, just this time it does'nt use blunt force to get to it's goal...mindblowing... But anyway Starman is sweet and the movie is wonderful ❤️
If they explained a bit more if aliens over there could fall in love I would accept it a bit more. The movie was alright just wish I could understand the alien more
It's strange that they never made a sequel of this movie. Probably because it wasn't particularly successful. It made money, but not much. I have to think that had something to do with the promotion, because this was a good movie. I don't see how anyone wouldn't like it. And it's just crying out for a sequel with the starman baby on the way.
This movie has NEVER gotten the proper respect it deserves.
Damien Leone definitely deserves so much respect it's downright amazing I just love this movie deeply.
So true and Bridges and Allen were amazing deserved recognition.
Agree wholeheartedly
I agree.
That's cos it's a pile...
I'm a 63 year old man, and this scene still brings tears to my eyes. Jeff did such an outstanding job of presenting something that no one has ever seen. Truly, in my top 10 films of all time!
Yes, it was a diamond in the rough. Though there were a couple of exaggerated stereotypes, it was a deeply moving film -- especially this scene.
I would have liked if they had done more with the character of Fox. A good sub-theme would have been his evolution from a soulless bureaucrat, to conflicted, to humanitarian -- a good struggle-to-redemption theme, there. Of course, we wouldn't have had the smoke-blowing moment, but I could live without that.
@@GabrielDiggs Thanks I fixed it.
Right with you
73 here.
Ditto.
As a 50 year old man, I absolutely agree. This was one of my parents favorite movies. I'm glad they watched it, and that I absorbed it.
1:17 Karen Allen's face and eyes are so beautiful in that scene. You can feel what Jenny feels there.
Karen Allen has the most beautiful eyes I've ever seen, I've thought so for over 30 years.
Bridges is extraordinary in this film.
I agree.
Karen Allen is no slouch, either :-P
Oh yeah, Jeff is a very acomplished talented actor.. and in this movie Is hard to think on another one playing his role
So is the Toad guy, from American Graffiti
When the Starman arrived, Jenny had nothing.
When he left, she had everything.
I agree.
Yes...
A baby, a brand new Eldorado and 500.000$
This is one of the most emotionally motivating alien movies ever made. Carpenter is an absolute genius..
When he says, "If you do not want this baby, tell me now. I will stop it," it made me tear up. The line seemed so innocently delivered, with a hint of disappointment. It evokes emotion.
I think he’s also showing consideration to her.
@@peterp2153 Of course, that also. But I was referring more to how it was said
@@wudaddy Absolutely
Even aliens are Dems.
I love the kindness or willingness of strangers to help the Starman reach his destination. He gets to experience both the worst and best of humanity.
We humans have our moments.
jmwild1 exactly sadly no human is perfect but those strangers are amazing to Starman and Jenny.
@@joethekinghawk7514 Yes, we do. But not enough of them. Karen Allen, always hot, was the best.
I think that’s why he was nice.
@@joethekinghawk7514do you want to know what he finds beautiful about us..... We are at our very best when things are worse.
Jeff's performance is amazing. He's "almost" human in everything and that adds to the performance perfectly.
This was one of my Granny’s favorite movies. One of mine too, ever since i was tiny. What I find really wonderful though, is the comment section. Seems to be that Starman is a love story that many men enjoy.
I mean... it's bro enough that we will allow it. For now.
The best gift he could've ever given her.
I love this movie. It's rarely talked about when discussing Carpenter. But truly this is among his finest work. I especially love the quote / scene near the end: "Well, as much as I hate to stoop to symbolism..". Then he blows smoke in the villain's face. Classic..
the reason its underrated because it made people cry their eyes out the train scene and ending is so haunting its actually painful to watch
Haha I have commented that eksewhere
It’s amazing Jenny finally got everything she ever wanted she got a second chance she got a baby that before she couldn’t have and she fell in love again it’s like her late husband came back from heaven to earth to see Jenny again the ending is sad but at least they will always love each other.
That's a nice way of putting it.
Imagine what our jobs
might be for Thoze
that go to Heaven.
This part made me emotional when she hugged him! Saw this movie last night and was the first time in so many years since I saw it! I remember back when it came out in the early 80’s and my parents would watch it! Brings back so many memories for me in my life
This movie is wonderful. Think of where she was before star man came into her life. Depressed heartbroken she lost her husband & can never have a child bc she is infertile. She not only got to love again but he gave her a child of her late husbands dna & his. He made sure she will never be alone again. He gave her not only the most amazing gift but a purpose & reason to live. Imagine losing ur husband & even if u meet someone else ull never have your own child. Imagine how having you're deceased husbands child & he will live on in her son. She obviously loved star man not bc he was a clone of scott but for himself. Omg I cried when he said he could make the baby go away if she wanted & hugged him. I love after this she asks where he Lives so she can show her son where his father came from. Also I cried at the end when she begged him to take her with him. He says he cant bc she will die & she doesn't care. It calls back to her explaining what love is caring more about the person u love than urself. She would rather more time with him & die than be alone but he reminds her about the baby. Omg I kinda wish their was a sequel about the baby but the movie is perfect the way it is. We know Jenny will be happy with a miracle child she never would have had not even if Scott were still alive. I love that he says the baby will be of ur husband but of him too. So beautiful. I also love the line about humans & more particularly americans that they are at their best when things are at their worst. Really applies to 9/11 & how people in ny & around the country came together. Too bad it doesnt apply today when we are more divided than ever. I think he also is talking about all the kindness of strangers that helped them travel on. Such an underrated film & carpenters best. I was surprised he did it actually I'm used to his movies having gore & horror but the score is very carpenter.
What a wonderful way of putting it.
Excellent review. It mirrors my feelings as well. And the part where tells her that their son " will be a teacher."
Whooosh...!!
An then in the spin off show Starman and his son are on the run while the mother goes under a different alias :/
Saw this movie last night and I was crying at some of the sweet scenes. What a beautiful movie
本当に何て美しい映画なんでしょう！
That baby would become... STARLORD!
Who?
@@billygarcia9885 starlord ! Legendary outlaw...
LOLOL!
Yooooooo
Fackin rights lol
Having lived through the 1980s, it was often hard to believe that decade could ever have given anyone hope. Then you watch a film like this, and you understand that hope can spring from dreamers even in the darkest of times. Lessons learned.......
1:35 - 2:04 Beautiful film. A timeless classic. The scene which the Starman tells Jenny that he impregnated her and that the child will be human is truly one of the most beautiful moments in the movie. Such a shame Jeff didn't win the Oscar for his performance.
Ok he was competing against F.Murray Abraham as Salieri that was simply not fair from Mr. Abraham.
Such genuine acting!
Der mysteriöse Bierbaron amazing acting and chemistry.
Well, he was up against F. Murray Abraham for Amadeus, so that was some pretty tough competition.
This is a horrifying film! She basically slept with an alien! I’d have pulled an Ellen Ripley and fallen into the nearest incinerator with dignity.
It was good that the alien made sure she knew that it was Scott's baby as well as his.
Well, biologically it is her husband's baby, as Starman used DNA from Scott's hair to generate his human body. Starman is never shown in his original form as anything more as a glowing light, which makes me wonder if John Carpenter was implying that Starman was a purely spiritual being with no physical body (i.e. an angel)
ChooseYour Poison that’s incredible I couldn’t agree more on that.
@@chooseyourpoison5105 Either that, or they had technology to enclose themselves in a protective energy sphere or something so that they didn't have to bother with spacesuits or anything like that.
@@chooseyourpoison5105 Interesting.
@@chooseyourpoison5105 I believe they were evolved from a species that had developed machines, that then created a quantum lifeform made of pure energy.
Starman is the sweetest badass that has ever been
Love this movie. I missed the 80s. It was very beautiful and sad at the same time. Jenny found love again and then loses it again when he had top go back. I wish I could go and watch Starman again in one of those old drive in movie places.
Starman was one of my faves in the 80's. I used to watch the tv serial religiously.
One of the most extraordinary scenes in American Film.
Sparsely and perfectly written and Acted.
They don't make movies like this anymore!!!
No they dont.
TheCoolProfessor absolutely they do not this movie is incredible.
They tried with Midnight Special, but that movie felt like it was trying to keep you(the audience) at a distance.
Hell no they don’t
Can you explain what like is?
Love this film. So underrated. It was perfectly set up for a sequel that was never made too.
It's sequel was the tv series where his son is grown and Starman comes back to earth and they both search for Jenny who went missing i think.
Maybe its just as well that a sequel was never attempted.
How do you figure it's "underrated"? Is that a word you just like to use when you can't think of anything else? Try a dictionary or a thesaurus. The review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes reported an approval rating of 86% based on 35 reviews. The aggregator Metacritic gave the film a score of 71 out of 100, based on seven critics. In spite of being released at the same time as Dune and 2010: The Year We make Contact The film grossed a total of $28.7 million from its domestic run, 45.5 million in today's dollars. But it's underrated. Whatever you say.
OMG, the bit when he says: 'If you do not want this baby...' Heart-grabbing. LOVE this film. xx
Yes, that was the icing on the cake for this scene. And he delivers it with such compassion.
I love this movie! This is one of my favorite scenes. Thats the most special and beautiful gift a man can give a woman.
This movie is an all time great on my list. The acting...the connection of the characters. You stack this up against 99% of the crap being made today and it's no contest.
From one of my favorite directors, John Carpenter. He not only knows how to make horror movies but Sci-Fi and a little romance.
I remember when I first moved to Arizona, I visited Winslow just to see the Meteor Crater! It was Amazing! This Movie has such a warm place in my Heart!
They're so lucky, it just barely missed the Visitors' Center.
Love this scene. Her answer to his question of aborting the pregnancy is beautiful. His response is so human. Joy that a part of him will survive on Earth
God this movie is utterly beautiful and heartbreaking. You keep watching these scenes over and over almost for some form of catharsis but it’s never enough
If this film had had more more special effects, bells whistles and explosions and high octane action then it would have been heralded as an Oscar winning classic. Maybe , there’s a lesson in that for humanity…..😂
Has this movie has ever won an Oscar for best film back then if not this movie definitely deserves an Oscar .
When John Carpenter released his superior remake of Howard Hawks "The Thing From Another World" (titled the much shorter "The Thing") in 1982, Steven Spielberg unleashed upon movie-goers his heart warming Sci-Fi epic "E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial." I think you know which movie was a big hit and which one was a bomb. Later onward (almost as an apology to those scared shitless from viewing/renting "The Thing), Carpenter went on to make "Starman." I don't know if he knew it at the time, but the cult film director managed to combine the bizarre coldness and tension of his remake with the innocence of Spielberg's petite, M&M-craving alien. His result was a film that didn't just mix genres but transcended them; like "Mork and Mindy" only dark and serious. Jeff Bridges and Karen Allen express this transcendence through performances that could easily be over-exaggerated. Bridges adds just enough seriousness and comic timing to make his "Scott" impersonator likable and believable while Allen shrugs off the character from "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and becomes a strong but vulnerable female lead (in other words, she's strong and vulnerable, but not a bitch). Sci-Fi and romantic drama rarely melt together this well. Decent date movie, I guess.
I agree with almost all of what you wrote except "superior remake of Howard Hawks "The Thing From Another World"". Carpenter LOVES "The Thing From Another World" (as do I) and puts clips of it in many of his films. The two movies are simply very different from one another. Moreover, they mean different things as well. But they are both great films in their own right. Also, Carpenter's film "The Thing" is not a "remake", but rather, a film that closely adheres to the novella source material "Who Goes There", by John W. Campbell, Jr. Hawk's (or Nyby's if you will) version is a cold war allegory in the form of a monster from outer space movie. But it is sheer brilliance. From the scientists vs. the military men to the "super carrot" antagonist...it has it all. Plus there would not be an "Alien" or even a "Jaws" (lurking in the shadows) if not for this movie. Throw in Hawk's signature of over-lapping dialogue and a classic is born.
You're right. I think a little bit of my own personal taste seeped into my synopsis of Starman. My bad. Hawk's film is a classic, but for me, it hasn't aged well (probably because so many films have copied it's formula), whereas Carpenter's is more towards my liking, kind of like Cronenberg's remake of "The Fly." I guess it's just how you look at it that's all. Nevertheless, they make one hell of a double feature.
Lucas Davis FYI I know it's a small matter, but in the interest of accuracy, I wish to point out that the candy E.T. so loved in the movie was not M&Ms, but was Reese's Pieces instead. The M&M folks were approached first but turned Spielberg down, thinking a creature such as E.T. would scare kids. The Hershey company gladly jumped at the chance to promote Reese's Pieces in a film, and their sales jumped 60% after the film was released. I imagine someone's head at Mars Candy company rolled at about the same time.
Brian Bowers Oh.
Carpenter had to make or get "Christine" 1983 out of the way first.
What a beautiful scene makes me cry every time love the film must watch it sometime,the main characters were just brilliant,great directing by j carpenter aswell
Watching 2023 and still feel those same feelings I got when I watched it so long ago. What a beautiful scene. What a wonderful movie ❤
Such an emotional film, Jeff Bridges played the part so well, definately a brilliant story. I highly recommend it.
What a beautiful message!
Karen Allen is so beautiful seeing her face would get a tear from a stone 1:35
Yeah, she is really so very beautiful. :)
A beautiful lady indeed.
If scenes like this don't move you, you're dead from the neck up.
They really should have made a Starman sequel.
There was, but it was a tv series.
When he brought her back to life after she was shot the process must have healed her reproductive organs as well
"He will know everything i know and when he grows to manhood he will be a teacher." - Like Jesus.
Similar, one alien and one (true) supernatural..
The alien version of saying "I knocked you up!"
He gave her a baby... still waiting on the movie sequel. No need to hurry since it's only been 37 years.
There was a TV show that was on with Robert Hayes that apparently was the sequel. I think it only lasted a year or something.
Perfect set-up for a sequel.
+R C Nelson A sequel was made. In 1986, a short lived series based on the film premiered. In the series which takes place 14 years after the 1984 film. The Starman returns to Earth and takes the form of a journalist whom has been killed in a helicopter accident and sets out to find his son, only to discover his son Scott has been separated from Jenny Hayden and the Starman and Scott set off in search of Jenny. But George Fox sets off in pursuit and sets out to destroy them.
I was born and grew up in Glendale, AZ. I watched this film 100 times on HBO when I was a kid. I love this film.
Jeff bridges was absolutely fantastic in this film.
And why did they not make a sequel for when she has the baby, so much left unsaid that could have been put into another great movie
Brilliant and heartfelt comments by everyone here regarding this wonderful yet simple scene.
As a man incapable of fathering children, this hits. I love this movie.
John Carpenter's most beautiful film.
Is it too late for a sequel to this movie? This is one of my all time favorites and the story of their baby growing to be a teacher has a great premise.
There was a TV series based on this movie, It was about Starman's son. It only lasted a season I think.
What a damn good movie
Is hard to think about a more underrated movie than this. A truly beautiful film that truly makes you dream.
🌞🌹💕what a beautiful message. I love this movie, it gives me hope. 💕🌹🌞
I like how when he revived her, he had also possibly repaired and removed all defects/anomalities in her dna so that she was able to get pregnant later. It's really a sweet good movie even in molecular levels
So, after a pregnant pause of 30 + years, will we ever get the follow-up movie where the child has grown up and is teaching his great lessons ? By the same token, we're still waiting for E T to come back and pay a flying visit to Elliott !
well yes... and those that believe that the Messiah will come, or will come again, are also still waiting...
That movie has been made. It's called Guardians of the Galaxy 2
It was a love story and it was so sad that she couldn't go with him and she had a baby and it was so sad that she had someone and then they were gone! Scott was her dead husband and in a way Scott came back to life and then she found him and then loses him and she wanted to come with him! If I met an Alien with super powers and gave me a kid I would go with him if I could survive that is.
but that's what makes the ending so emotional too since he's technically back, she can now say a proper goodbye that she couldn't to her late husband
@@rockgamegirl4551 star man gave Jenny that because she helped him to get to his Rendezvous point. Such a benevolent being star man is.
Jeff Bridges was so good in this role!
one of my favorite movies, can watch 100x!
A 2.42 minute clip and I'm tearful. Now that's a movie.
Karen Allen has been secret girl friend since 1984.....
secret girl friend LMFAO you sound like star man talking
Jeff great. Hope he beats his lymphoma.
Me too.
Karen was beautiful when she was in her 20s.
She still is. She's like a fine wine, she's gotten better with age. She's still lovely but she now has an additional grace and dignity that comes with years of life experience.
She was in her 30s here.
@@chooseyourpoison5105 nope
She was 32 in this movie. And she was enchantingly beautiful. :)
She was fine and beautiful.
Childhood movie... what a tearjerker... ;_;
Lucky alien bastard.
I'm 29 years old and have a high functioning form of autism everytime I see this movie I hope one day to love like he does in this movie
And just like that was born Peter Quill.
I love this movie. Great scene. Just for a joke, I told this girl after our first date the same thing the next morning lol. she was like, "wtf" ;-)
😅😅
Lol
"When he grows to manhood he will be a teacher"
I think we need a long overdue sequel!
wonderful goofy jeff, very alien
Beautiful film! :)
Starman good movie my best scene is when he saw animal. And this scene and Kiss scene😂
"I gave you a baby tonight."
"That's impossible. I went to a doctor."
"Yeah, and I'M A MAGIC SPACE ALIEN."
i totally love this part
and starlord was born
I love this movie.
Imagine living with the idea that you can’t have kids and all of the sudden you learn not only that you will but you also know the gender and the job he will hold roughly 30 years down the road. Jenny took that load of info remarkably well!!!
"He will be a teacher."
"So he'll make $40,000 a year and be disrespected by children and parents while he tries to pay off his student loan debt for a required master's degree? At least he'll get summers off."
It's Marion from Indy
I'm still waiting for part 2
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There was a TV show that was on with Robert Hayes that apparently was the sequel. I think it only lasted a year or something.
This feels like a Christ-like reference. The baby will be of a human man and woman - and of a being not of this world. The birth was also miraculous, as she had been told she couldn't have a child. The child is foretold to become a teacher and maybe help lead mankind towards a better path....
so space jesus... im cool with that
I seen this movie when it first became available and many times since then. I really wanted a sequel for Jenny Haden and her son.
why they never made starman 3.. i used to love the tv show too
As touching this is and as deeply I love this movie and its soundtrack...
What if Starman is hostile?
He gave her a child that will have his entire knowledge and will become a "Teacher"
So it knows everything what he knows and could use it to enslave the planet or create a new super religion that could wipe out humanity not to mention the weapons it could build.
Hell...for all we know about him he could be "The Thing" from John Carpenters Movie of the same name, just this time it does'nt use blunt force to get to it's goal...mindblowing...
But anyway Starman is sweet and the movie is wonderful ❤️
bad behavior comes from animal instincts.
The movie that asks what if Starman was hostile already exists. It's called Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.
If they explained a bit more if aliens over there could fall in love I would accept it a bit more. The movie was alright just wish I could understand the alien more
Basically the alien tried to be benevolent to hostile humans only to find out that we aren't all savages.
Needs a sequel. Starchild.
It's strange that they never made a sequel of this movie. Probably because it wasn't particularly successful. It made money, but not much. I have to think that had something to do with the promotion, because this was a good movie. I don't see how anyone wouldn't like it. And it's just crying out for a sequel with the starman baby on the way.
What's this water in my eyes?
I told a tinder girl this and she yelled at me and kicked me out.
LOL
Why is Karen Allen so under rated?
Brilliant acting. Amazing directing. A unique storyline.
Could easily be Carpenters best film. And that is saying something.
that was not the whole clip.
Great movie!
Good luck. Starman
It would be interesting to do a sequel based on his baby.
This movie is so damn good.