Independence Day (2-Jul-1996)
Director: Roland Emmerich Writers: Dean Devlin; Roland Emmerich Music by: David Arnold Producer: Dan Devlin Keywords: Sci-Fi, Action/Adventure, Alien Invasion, Hacking, Disaster, POTUS, Explosions An invasion of Earth by high-tech, resource-stripping aliens charting a devastating path through our Solar System places humanity on the defensive.
ABSTRACT A big-budget, effects-packed spectacle that kicked off the brief revival of disaster flicks in the mid-to-late 1990s, Independence Day is the story of how an invasion of Earth by ruthless aliens charting a resource-stripping course through various objects in our Solar System forces an American-led alliance of Earth-based military powers to resist, and ultimately repel, the madness.
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CAST Will Smith | ... Capt. Steven Hiller (pilot) | Bill Pullman | ... President Thomas J. Whitmore | Jeff Goldblum | ... David Levinson (computer genius) | Mary McDonnell | ... Marilyn Whitmore | Judd Hirsch | ... Julius Levinson | Margaret Colin | ... Constance Spano | Randy Quaid | ... Russell Casse | Robert Loggia | ... Gen. William Grey | James Rebhorn | ... Albert Nimziki | Harvey Fierstein | ... Marty Gilbert | | Adam Baldwin | ... Maj. Mitchell | Brent Spiner | ... Dr. Brackish Okun | James Duval | ... Miguel | Vivica Fox | ... Jasmine Dubrow | Lisa Jakub | ... Alicia | Ross Bagley | ... Dylan | Mae Whitman | ... Patricia Whitmore | Bill Smitrovich | ... Capt. Watson | Kiersten Warren | ... Tiffany | | and | Harry Connick, Jr. | ... Capt. Jimmy Wilder | | Giuseppe Andrews | ... Troy | John Storey | ... Dr. Isaacs | Frank Novak | ... Teddy | Devon Gummersall | ... Philip | Leland Orser | ... Techy / Medical Asst. #1 | Mirron E. Willis | ... Aide | Ross Lacy | ... Aide | David Pressman | ... Whitmore's Aide | Vivian Palermo | ... Tech / Med. Asst. | Raphael Sbarge | ... Commander / Tech | Bobby Hosea | ... Commanding Officer | Dan Lauria | ... Commanding Officer | Steve Giannelli | ... Radar Tech | Eric Paskel | ... Radar Tech | Carlos LaCamara | ... Radar Operator | John Bennett Perry | ... Secret Serviceman | Troy Willis | ... Secret Serviceman | Tim Kelleher | ... Technician | Wayne Wilderson | ... Area 51 Technician | Jay Acovone | ... Area 51 Guard | James Wong | ... SETI Tech One | Thom Barry | ... SETI Tech Two | Jana Marie Hupp | ... SETI Tech Three | Matt Pashkow | ... Second Officer | Robert Pine | ... Chief of Staff | Marisa Morell | ... Co-Worker #2 | Michael Winther | ... Co-Worker #3 | Dexter Warren | ... Co-Worker #4 | Paul LeClair | ... Co-Worker #5 | Capt. Michael "Chewy" Vacca | ... Lt. Peterson | David Chanel | ... Secret Service Agent | John Capodice | ... Mario | Greg Collins | ... Military Aide | Derek Webster | ... Sky Crane Pilot | Mark Fite | ... Pilot | Eric Neal Newman | ... Pilot | Levani | ... Russian Pilot | Kristof Konrad | ... Russian Pilot | Kevin Sifuentes | ... Tank Commander | Elston Ridgle | ... Soldier | Randy Oglesby | ... Mechanic | Jack Moore | ... Mechanic | Barry Del Sherman | ... Street Preacher | Lyman Ward | ... Secret Service Guy | Anthony Crivello | ... Lincoln | Richard Speight, Jr. | ... Ed | Barbara Beck | ... Monica Soloway | Joe Fowler | ... Reporter | Andrew Warne | ... Reporter | Sharon Tay | ... Reporter | Peter Jozef Lucas | ... Russian Reporter | Yelena Danova | ... Russian Newscaster | Derek Kim | ... Korean Newscaster | Vanessa J. Wells | ... Newscaster | Jessika Cardinahl | ... German Video Newscaster | Gary W. Cruz | ... Video Newscaster | Ron Pitts | ... Video Newscaster | Wendy L. Walsh | ... Video Newscaster | Christine Devine | ... Video Newscaster | Mark Thompson | ... Video Newscaster | Ernie Anastos | ... Rex Black -- NY Newscaster | Kevin Cooney | ... Atlantic Air CINC | Rance Howard | ... Chaplain | Nelson Mashita | ... Japanese Tech | Jeff Phillips | ... B-2 Pilot | Sayed Badreya | ... Arab Pilot | Adam Tomei | ... Sailor | John Bradley | ... Lucas | Kimberly Beck | ... Housewife | Thomas F. Duffy | ... Lieutenant | Andrew Keegan | ... Older Boy | Jon Matthews | ... Thomson | Jim Piddock | ... Reginald | Fred Barnes | ... Himself | Eleanor Clift | ... Herself | Jerry Dunphy | ... Himself | Jack Germond | ... Himself | Mort Kondracke | ... Himself | John McLaughlin | ... Himself | Barry Nolan | ... Himself | George Putnam | ... Himself | Eric Michael Zee | ... Northridge Field Reporter | Pat Skipper | ... Redneck | Carlos Lara | ... Farmer Kid | Mike Monteleone | ... Butler | Lee Strauss | ... Elvis Fanatic | Lisa Star | ... Woman on Roof | Malcolm Danare | ... Intellectual on Roof | Arthur Brooks | ... Trucker on Roof | Michael G. Moertl | ... Thief | James J. Joyce | ... Master CPO | Joyce Cohen | ... Kim Peters (Reporter) | Julie Moran | ... Entertainment Tonight Reporter | Robin Groth | ... Flagstaff News Anchor | Richard Pachorek | ... LAPD Helicopter Pilot | Dakota | ... Boomer | Gary Hecker | ... Alien Vocal Effects (voice) | Frank Welker | ... Special Vocal Effects (voice) |
REVIEWS Review by Kye Miller (posted on 13-Oct-2005) I love this movie. It's strangely gratifying to watch the Library Tower get disintegrated in LA. There are 2 seconds of suspense in the scene where the ship over New York City is about to give the burst of energy to the Empire State Building. The death ray just sits, while New Yorkers watch in shock and awe, then, CHYUUU, BOOOM! The ESB is gone! Then the White House gets trashed when the death ray hovers before the burst of energy destroys it once and for all. The destruction of cities is a marvel of SFX, especially that scene where a block in NYC (with a traffic light) has their building's faces obliterated by the horrific wall of fire. Great family fun!
Review by anonymous (posted on 13-Oct-2005) I love this movie. It's strangely
gratifying to watch the Library Tower get disintegrated in LA. There
are 2 seconds of suspense in the scene where the ship over New York
City is about to give the burst of energy to the Empire State Building.
It just sits, while New Yorkers watch in shock and awe, then, CHYUUU,
BOOOM! The ESB is gone! Then the White House gets trashed when the
death ray hovers before the burst of energy destroys it once and for
all. The destruction of cities is a marvel of SFX, especially that
scene where a block in NYC (with a traffic light) has their building's
faces obliterated by the horrific wall of fire. Great family fun!
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