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<blockquote data-quote="ArchieLucasCarringtonEwing1989" data-source="post: 56785" data-attributes="member: 95">I&#039;ve just watched FLIGHT OF THE NAVIGATOR (1986) grew up watching this wonderful kids film starring the very young and prettySARAH JESSICA PARKER.It&#039;s one of many films in the 80s that emulated E.T. (1982), its about a twelve year old boy who disappears on the 4th July 1978 and returns to the very spot eight years later, where everything changedAnd every one he knew is now eight years older.One thing the film does well at is highlighting the culture shock David (Joey Cramer) has when adjusting to the fashion, pop cultural changes and the stark difference between the late 70s and mid 80sThe funniest line on this is:David: What time is Starskey and Hutch on?Carolyn: Are you kidding, that show got cancelled years ago!And David: My mom took to a Bee Gees concert a couple of months agoIf you haven&#039;t seen this film, please do.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ArchieLucasCarringtonEwing1989, post: 56785, member: 95"] I've just watched FLIGHT OF THE NAVIGATOR (1986) grew up watching this wonderful kids film starring the very young and pretty SARAH JESSICA PARKER. It's one of many films in the 80s that emulated E.T. (1982), its about a twelve year old boy who disappears on the 4th July 1978 and returns to the very spot eight years later, where everything changed And every one he knew is now eight years older. One thing the film does well at is highlighting the culture shock David (Joey Cramer) has when adjusting to the fashion, pop cultural changes and the stark difference between the late 70s and mid 80s The funniest line on this is: David: What time is Starskey and Hutch on? Carolyn: Are you kidding, that show got cancelled years ago! And David: My mom took to a Bee Gees concert a couple of months ago If you haven't seen this film, please do. [/QUOTE]

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