CJ7 (2008) is a very enjoyable creative piece. It is full of lighthearted events, though behind every scene there is also a preponderance of sobriety. The ridicule of the school bully, for example, is effective. No school is more worthy than the one that can quickly extinguish the school-yard bully. What makes this movie special are the many dual interactions that are at play. The dominant one, of course, is the father-son relationship. But also challenging are those between employer and employee, between teacher and student, and between the student from a well-off family and the poor, single parent student. All these dynamic interactions are brought together in a meaningful way by a most lightweight yet intricate visitor from outer space. Watching CJ7 (2008) is like going back to the future using simple technology that cannot be understood by scientists and engineers. Nevertheless, viewers can relate to the conflicts, sorrows, and emotions that are rendered trivial by the powers of CJ7.