Costumes in the Movies Category

You are sure to be the hit of the party when you dress as everyone's favorite extra terrestrial (besides Alf).


Based on what I've read all you need for this Elliot and E.T. costume is some basic sketching skills and some appliances you probably have lying around your house.

If you don't have a red hooded sweatshirt you can pick one up for $10-$15. To create E.T. draw out E.T.'s face on the back of a paper bag. His body consists of a pillow, some duct tape, a red light, and an old adjustable shower head.

You then place him in a crate with some bike handles off an old kid's bike and cover it up with a sheet.

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This is the way to do it if you go out on Halloween night as a family. Although, to me the baby's face says: "Show me the way to go home! I'm tired and I want to go to bed!"

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It makes you wonder why James Cameron wasted all that time and money to create CGI Avatar characters.

All he had to do was go to the local Wal-Mart and buy some blue body paint, foam tubing, and feather dusters and voilà; you have your cheap Na'vi costume.

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When I was growing up all I got was hand-me-down clothes. This babies parents went all out and crafted a whole onesie Tron suit. Not fair.

I am sure that Tron Guy is proud that his legacy might live on with this toddler.

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I'm not really into the superhero or Star Wars themed weddings. They are done too often. But, a Beetlejuice themed ceremony around Halloween night would be awesome. The wedding gifts would have to be either odd sculptures or miniature models.

Although, it might be hard trying to convince your priest to dress in a demon costume.

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