No 4111 E T Finger Light Finger Glows When Pressed Ages 4 and Over BATTERY INCLUDED Copyright 1982 Universal City Studios All Rights Reserved
The image displays a piece of merchandise named "E.T. Finger Light" which is contained in a primarily black, vertical rectangular packaging. The packaging is designed to be hung on racks in stores, as indicated by the hole at the top. At the forefront of the packaging is a clear plastic window that allows consumers to view the product inside, which in this case is the finger light designed to resemble E.T.'s finger.
The top section of the package header features a stylized logo with the letters "E.T." prominent in white text against the black background, indicating the product's link to the iconic science fiction film "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial." Just below the logo, the words "Finger Light" are emblazoned in bold, presumably highlighting the main function of the product. A little illustration of E.T.'s finger is visible on the package, and it's accompanied by light radiating from the fingertip, reminiscent of a key scene from the 1982 film.
Directly below the header, the packaging states, "Finger Glows When Pressed!" in a vibrant yellow font, which delivers a straightforward description of the toy's interactive feature. This interactivity is reminiscent of a special effect seen in the film, making it an attractive feature for fans and collectors. Further down, the recommended age for users, "Ages 4 and Over," is indicated along with a note that says "BATTERY INCLUDED," ensuring the toy is ready-to-use right out of the package.
At the bottom of the packaging, copyright information can be found in a small white text, detailing the year 1982, and attributing the copyright to Universal City Studios. This serves to authenticate the product as an official piece of merchandise associated with the E.T. franchise. The authenticity is often important for collectors and fans who may seek out vintage items.
Furthermore, the right-hand side of the package displays a vividly colored and detailed illustration of E.T. himself, adding a recognizable visual from the film to establish the connection between the toy and the character. The image of E.T. is arguably characteristic of the movie's merchandise and would likely evoke a sense of nostalgia in fans familiar with the film.
The humorous aspect of this image might stem from the toy's design, which, to an adult audience or those with a less innocent mind, could be seen as unintentionally suggestive due to its resemblance to a human finger or perhaps something more ambiguous. People may find this amusing because the design of the toy juxtaposed with the context of its original function and intended innocent interpretation creates a double entendre or a visual pun, leading to a reaction based on the contrast between the expected and the perceived image. No 4111 E T Finger Light Finger Glows When Pressed Ages 4 and Over BATTERY INCLUDED Copyright 1982 Universal City Studios All Rights Reserved
