If you didn't find yourself misting up at certain points late in "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial," you either have a heart of stone or have been away from Earth for the past 35 years, since the film's release on June 11, 1982. After all, "E.T." was, for many years, the biggest film on the planet, the one that cemented Steven Spielberg's reputation as a chronicler of childhood and a crafter of populist art. It also made a star out of Drew Barrymore, launched the careers of several other young stars, and had the world saying, "E.T. phone home" in a funny voice until the novelty ran out.