Day 1. No questions asked.
I'm already camping inside the theater and posting on neogaf as I type. See that down there? Thats my tent.
Day 1. No questions asked.
No alien would stand a chance against that beard.Pullman was definitely in the trailer:
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good trailer, still say it should be titled independence day 2: revengence.
LolLeaked spoilers of the aliens' key to truly defeat Earthlings this time.
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Way too much CG in that trailer without any explanations. Should've been more nuanced.
Anyone else bummed they're not bringing David Arnold back to do the score? His music was a good part of what made the original film so much fun (and in the early parts, suspenseful).
Anyone else bummed they're not bringing David Arnold back to do the score? His music was a good part of what made the original film so much fun (and in the early parts, suspenseful).
That is a little disconcerning. David Arnold's score was one of the best parts of the movie. It is classic bombastic Hollywood type stuff, but it did have a lot of variety to it, with some great suspense and "fuck yeah!" moments all throughout.
Here's a great piece: https://youtu.be/cKemdI4yqwE?list=PLl_WfXX9Hvk5PtyzN7uQHMZDreec4cz3h&t=153
The absolute best scene in the movie was 90% driven by this cue: Evacuation. We don't get music like this in blockbusters any more.
This movie is going to flop so hard. The reason ID4 was such a phenomenon was due to
A. Marketing (I still remember the Super Bowl spot even today)
B. The special effects were absolutely mind blowing at the time
The sequel won't be able to gain the kind of buzz the first one generated by being new. The marketing will have to pander to the mystique of the original to rope in movie goers.
He's too busy winning at life
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Yeah that sucks big time. All of David Arnold's scores for Emmerichs movies were terrific.Anyone else bummed they're not bringing David Arnold back to do the score? His music was a good part of what made the original film so much fun (and in the early parts, suspenseful).
We're just gonna get another wallpaper score from Harald Kloser (who has done all of Emmerich's films since The Day After Tomorrow).
Yeah that sucks big time. All of David Arnold's scores for Emmerichs movies were terrific.
Would be a huge mistake if they don't bring back the music theme from the original.
And after Williams he ended up with Kloser....And the alien theme! Apparently Emmerich and Arnold had a big falling out over the music for "The Patriot" (which John Williams ended up doing). It's a real shame.
And after Williams he ended up with Kloser....
And the alien theme! Apparently Emmerich and Arnold had a big falling out over the music for "The Patriot" (which John Williams ended up doing). It's a real shame.
What are the chances that Smith's character went "mysteriously missing" a few years after the first incident, this movie plays out into the third and the third is centered around Smiths character coming back from alien containment/torture or him coming back from fighting his own fight against the aliens?
He's dead you jerk.
Pullman was definitely in the trailer:
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Now that I think about it, why would the aliens come back? The answer simply is they would have to come back to finish us off, it's too big of a risk not to.
The aliens have to assume we've reverse engineered their technology, and that we've captured some surviving aliens and interrogated them to find out more about their homeworld, their interstellar empire, and advanced engineering marvels like a Dyson Sphere and so on. Maybe we're even breeding the survivors to become a subservient slave species.
Give us 1,000 years and we could become an intergalactic super predator species like they are. And the aliens have to know humanity would never feel safe if the aliens from the War of 1996 aren't exterminated or made into a subservient caste. Humans defeated a smaller group with primitive tech, the aliens have to assume that we're a dangerous species if we have the right technology and enough time to prepare.
That is a very good point. Though if this was any bit realistic and it took them 20 years to get here I would try negotiating first.
Yep. That answered my question.Check out warof1996.com. It's a viral site for this movie. Captain Steven Hiller (Will Smith) died while test flying the first hybrid jet that humanity developed with the alien tech. He had the honor of testing it first since he was a hero of the war, but it blew up mid flight.