"Welcome to Earth!â INDEPENDENCE DAY REACTION (1996) First Time Watching
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 4. 07. 2024
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0:00 - Independence Day Reaction
34:16 - The President's Speech
44:09 - Final Thoughts On The Movie
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I love how "The President's Speech" is it's own chapter in this video. It deserves it.
I thought so too. That's why I set it up. It was too good. Haha.
we will not react quietly into the night!!
@@NewfieMovieReactions the greatest presidential speech in film. Hands down will always make me excited and cheesy
Similar to Henry 5th's speech in the Shakespeare play before the Battle of Agincourt
@@NewfieMovieReactions they were after our planets core
Jeff Goldblum Jurassic Park: "Must go faster..."
Jeff Goldblum Independence Day: "MUST GO FASTER!!"
Such an amazing movie! And yes, the President's speech gets me hyped every time!
Ditto!đ
I'll miss you from the castle of "Aaaagggh." The castle of what? The castle of "Aaaaagggh".
The aliens wear a bio mechanical suit. Dr. Okun says that when heâs showing them âthe freak showâ.
Captain Hiller finds Jasmine in LA so quickly because she expected he was at Del Toro airforce base and he knew she was headed there too based on their plan before he left. Itâs the first place either of them would look for one another.
Ahhhh okay! Thanks for explaining how he found her. :)
32:16 "Does the President have the authority to fire somebody of that rank?"
I am a Brit, living in eastern Europe, and even I know the answer to that. The Sec. of Defense is just another member of the federal cabinet, appointed by the President. So yes, he does.
This movie should be an inspiration to many filmmakers. Simple premise, simple characters, but so many impactful moments and didn't pull it's punches either. Great movie đđŒđđŒđđŒ
And terrible sequel. LOL I agree on all points. I just also think that the sequel being so terrible should also be a lesson to many filmmakers.
@@freddiegillespie_05 Considering how bad so many movies have been across the century or so of filmmaking, I wouldn't call the sequel terrible at all. It's definitely not good, but it's pretty far from terrible.
It didn't have the charm of this one, but it still had fun moments, and the quality of its effects was notably better. They weren't used well, but they were of better quality.
Then again, this first movie really isn't that great either. It's fun and stupid, but not good. Better than it's sequel, yes, but not that much better, and not as good as many claim.
@@freddiegillespie_05 I've never brought myself to watch the sequel!!
"Fire at will, but Will is there." You did not but you just did and it was hilarious.
One of the biggest gripes people had with this movie is the ideal of hacking an ALIEN MILITARY NETWORK with a laptop from 90s. In extended version, there is a scene that explains this: apparently scientists based computers (hardware and software) on the technology from downed alien craft they had.
I never heard that before. Excellent comment, and in line with what I've read about technologies adapted from downed ships. :)
Because people seem to forget the fiction in science fiction.
@@MrMcbear People remember that it's "science" first "fiction" second. It's not fantasy.
That really wouldn't have mattered anyway. While their specific binary machine code would differ, it wouldn't really be that hard for someone who understands binary to figure out. Then it would be a question of building an assembly language around that, which can translate between our coding languages and theirs. Again, not an insurmountable task at all. It would, in fact, be considerably easier than just translating their actual language.
The main problem, is how long it would take. Depending on who's doing it, and how much competent help they have (which in fairness, is pretty unlikely among programmers of any era, it seems), it could be done in a matter of months. But definitely never a few hours.
Then again, the other thing is that I will almost guarantee you, that the Harvesters had NO security in their digital systems AT ALL. Why would they? They're all telepathic, and they're all wholly unified as a species in their purpose. They have no concerns about anyone getting into their systems, because it's NEVER happened, in their entire history. They never went through a phase like we are with our internet and personal devices.
So getting into their systems is as simple as just getting one of our computers to talk to theirs. Which, I already pointed out would take a fair bit of effort, but is far from impossible. Aliens just won't be that alien. Evolution just doesn't work that way. Exotic shit is rare. The most successful species are pretty standardized. Almost every world in the cosmos is going to be water/oxygen/carbon based, and most of the life on those worlds will at least bear a superficial similarity to species we'd recognize from Earth. They'd be clearly different, but not unrecognizably so.
The least believable things in the movie is really the fact that they invaded at all...and the fact that they have telepathy (particularly inter-species telepathy).
@@DoremiFasolatido1979 Have you ever read "Sphere" by Michael Crichton? It's a great sci fi book and it has a chapter where scientists discussing what alien contact and aliens themselves might be like. You might find it interesting.
"Hello boys, I'm baaaaaaaaack!" Is so fuckin iconic lol
Bill Pullman is a fantastic actor. While this was a formulaic movie, Iâve seen him play a villain that makes your skin crawl and a dad that cries and every other type of character. Iâve enjoyed everything Iâve seen him in.
He's one of my faves actors and i remember when i had a crush on him when i was 10đđđ and realize that he was so much older than međ đ đ
Ever seen his turn as a Sherlock Holmes-type of detective? Going manically awkward in one scene to hyper-competent in another?
An absolute favorite. Itâs one of those movies I end up watching bits and pieces of every time itâs on tv. Definitely a comfort film for me!
Yeah for sure. It makes ya feel good that's for sure. :)
As objects encounter the atmosphere at extreme velocities, they generate plasma by ionizing the gas molecules through friction. It's not "fire" normally, but if you generate enough of it, for long enough, it could potentially ignite other volatiles in the atmosphere.
Considering the size and speed of those big city-ships, it's probable that they're generating so much thermal energy on their entry, that they're splitting the atmospheric water vapor into hydrogen and oxygen, which then ignites, creating a fireball around the ship, surrounded by "clouds".
Because of the ships' shields, they'd don't give a damn about any of it. Their hull doesn't have to really withstand much, because the shield takes it all. Their unshielded parts don't seem to survive entry any better than our own equipment. The attack craft probably only survived at the end because Will is just that good of a pilot.
You have to remember this was BEFORE the "all CGI" SFX. Lots of models and real explosions here.
Emmerich, the director, likes to destroy the White House. Most of his "destruction-porn" films have it being destroyed or damaged one way or another.
His previous film, and first international hit, was Stargate. And they had a gag showing Ă firetruck crashing in a billboard with Stargate's poster on it. The scene was ultimately cut because Emmerich thought that "the end of the world wasn't the best moment for a meta joke".
One of Emmerich's running gags is the dog being saved...
Great reaction! đ
This is one of my all-time favorite Will Smith movies, along with his "Men in Black" movie trilogy. And this is a must watch movie every 4th of July.
The cast in this movie is top tier. We've also got Jeff Goldblum, Bill Pullman, Judd Hirsch, Randy Quaid, and Vivica A. Fox in this movie.
I do very highly recommend the 2016 sequel "Independence Day: Resurgence".
Looking forward to your next reaction. đ
I love Jeff Goldblumâs swagger at the end, walking across the desert.
OMG his swagger is EVERYTHING!!!
I will never forget watching this on independence day when it was released at a family gathering as a kid..it was an insane experience..great reaction đŻ
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
The scientist guy at Roswell is the actor who played Data in Star Trek, The Next Generation
I love this movie. Everyone that went to my high school were so proud because a guy that graduated a year ahead of me was in this movie. He was in it for probably less than 30 seconds but he was in it. He was the helicopter pilot that got toasted early on.
Bill Pullman the President (Best Speech Ever) is the father of Lewis Pullman aka Bob in Top Gun Maverickâ€ïž
Russ..(Looking at his kids picture)
...Tell my kids I love them...Always gets me.
I tear up every time I hear that speech!
I still think Bill Pullman is the best movie President, and his speech gives me goosebumps every time. His delivery of it is perfect.
That parachute he shot at the spaceship was for his jet. Those jets fly so fast they can need a little help slowing down on landing so they don't overshoot the runway, especially on aircraft carriers where the length of the runway is limited by the size of the boat.
The aliens where in a biomechanical suit, that's what they cracked open.
Steve found Jasmine at the base bacause he told her to come stay with him there
F-18s do NOT have a drag chute. However, if they did, they would NOT be deployed on an aircraft carrier as it is a hazard. The planes catch a thick steel cable, and it is that that stops the plane. My Hubby worked on the CATS on the U.S.S. Roosevelt for two years.
A lot of people miss on how Capt. Hilliard found Jasmine. She went to the Marine Base in El Toro like he asked her and waited for him to meet her. Neither one knew that the base had been destroyed until the General told Hilliard. Still he had to take that chance that Jasmine and Dylan were alive.
Near the beginning of the movie Steve invites Jasmine to stay at the base with him after her work. That's where she went after the alien attack and that's how he knew to look there for her.
Harry Connick,jr is about as adorable as a guy can get. I miss seeing him in movies.
I'm another that agrees that the President's speech was epically written and performed. Every time I've heard it, from first time till now, I always think "someone's getting re-elected for sure."
38:25 - without this "bringing them in automatically", I wonder how long our two heroes would search for a right plug in port to upload the virus...in a ship 1/4 the size of the moon?
This movie still has one of the best speech ever. Aragorn's is better but this one is very good.
Braveheart has my favorite movie speech of all time. :)
Too American for my taste. Even though I love the rest of the movie.
Shakespeare nailed it first with the St Crispin's Day speech in Henry V âșïž
The Secretary of Defense, like all Cabinet members in the Executive Branch, serves at the pleasure of the President. Although it's rarely exercised, the President has the authority to fire any political appointee in the Executive Branch...for any reason. This is especially true in a time of extreme emergency or war.
Only the Vice President can't be fired by the President, since he/she is an elected Constitutional Officer. To remove the Vice President, he/she would have to be impeached by the House and convicted by the Senate. If, however, the President requests the VP's resignation, they usually comply to avoid political chaos.
I watched this movie when I was 8 just about every day and memorized the presidents speech lol so thrilling
One of the Ultimate Summer Blockbusters !
It wasnât one alien inside of another I think you missed the part where they said it was a biomechanical suit, basically his spacesuit made out of living material
This is one of my all time favorites from when I was a kid
I saw this in the theater on its original release. So huge and loud and fantastic to see! Watched it at least once a year since. Such a fun film!
35:00 best speech in the movie, ever!
Bill Pullman"s son Lewis is 'Bob' in Top Gun Maverick....and was excellent in Bad Times at the El Royale!!!! Looks so much like his dad....and inherited some good acting chops..
Love this movie so much. The presidents speech is arguably the greatest in cinema history. Loved how it was Russell who sacrificed himself to destroy the space ship. I will forever remember, HELLO BOYS, IM BACK.
21:59 is based off real events đŻ
They were big fire balls upon entry as they had to break through our atmosphere, and with all that mass and speed things heat up.
one of my favorite sci fi movies
Great reaction! You are my new favorite Canadian. ;)
Wow, thank you!
Best alien movie imo
"Oh they're Interceptors" gotta like a good Terran vs Protoss fight.
I love this movie â€ïž
you had one of the best reactions with informative questions. dude you rock!
29:49 Remember the scene where the General tells him "El Toro has been destroyed"?
El Toro was the military base they were supposed to meet.
The heat/fire/fireball when they arrive is caused by the friction upon entering our atmosphere at high speed, such as when apollo modules or space shuttle do when they reenter.
I love that speech too!!
Experienced a very small earthquake when I was smoking bud a few years ago & me & my dog a German Shepard looked at each other & shook it off. Didnât know it was an earthquake until the news talked ab it lol
We need someone like President Whitmore right now.
That speech...that fuckin' speech...
There have been a lot of epic speeches and monologues in various media...but I'm still convinced this one is the best. So sincere, so powerful.
Grew up watching this movie and love it
Atmospheric friction. 5 mile discs make a shit load of heat entering an atmosphere
3:50
The fire is from when the ships enters Earth's atmosphere.
Same thing happens when space shuttles shall re-enter but way smaller fire.
They actually cut over a half hour from the movie.
It would've shown a lot of the backstory for the main characters.
A Young Steve Hiller watching the moonlanding, David punching the President, Dr. Okun getting recruited for Area 51, Russels's abduction, and the Rosswell incident.
Unfortunatly you can't find it anywhere except for the comicbook adaption of the movie.
This was such a fun review! I hope you check out Will's other movies too.
"Bio-mechanical suit" the first face wasn't the real face
Movie Trivia FYI: Since you reacted to Top Gun: Maverick a while back, you might be interested to know (if you don't already) that the actor who played Weapon Systems Officer "Bob" - Lewis Pullman - is the son of Bill Pullman, who plays the U.S. President in this film.
Love to witnes your reaction. Great sense of observation and emphaty.
0:56 Eddie wants to see aliens in his life.
Me: No, leave it. not this one. đ
Roland Emmerich just makes super flat movies. although this one is one of the better ones. my 2 cents. ... but I still watch now because I enjoy watching with Eddie.â€
All of us "I would be welcoming towards strangers in our land" waited for a movie for us for a long time, and finally got it with Arrival.
I saw it the first weekend it came out, the day before the 4âth of July. It was awesome!! Great reaction.
I Robot is another great Will Smith movie.
Dude..Will Smith literally told her to come to his base at El Toro. He went there first to look for her.
I started watching this video before I noticed your CZcams name but just after 7:00 when you said, âmy god, look at âerâ I knew you were a fellow Newfoundlander! Howâs ya gettinâ on bây?
Also, as corny as this movie is, itâs probably my favourite movie of all time. The movie score/music is next level!
Whatta ya at Ryro? Haha thanks for watching. It's a great movie for sure! :)
If you liked this, consider checking out "The Day After Tomorrow" by the same director. And Poseidon (2006) about an ocean liner that gets capsized by a rogue wave. It's a remake by the notorious Wolfgang Peterson.
The scientist explained when they first let them in to see the "freak show" he said they were in a biomechanical suit. Sort of like living armor.
24:27 The aliens are inside bio-suites as described by Dr. Oken when they first showed the aliens in the tubes. 22:08
Will finds his girlfriend because she went to the airfield like he told her to do before leaving.
Something that was removed from the original movie is that most of modern computer tech was designed based on information from the crashed ships, so current computers can still interface with the alien tech.
Music is really good, too. Heard a suite from this on NPR - knew it before announcer named it.
The reason the incoming City-Destroyers look like big balls of fire while entering the atmosphere is because their tech is so advanced, the shields protect the ship without the need to calculate optimal entry angles to reduce friction. They're just bomb-assing in and setting the air on fire around around them :P
F/A-18 Hornets are not flown by the USAF btw, they're carrier fighters for the US Navy, and the ones in this film are SEVERELY underarmed. A Hornet can carry a max of 12 missiles on its hardpoints, not 4 :P
The most American movie đșđž
These aliens were based off of the Flatwoods Monster. Both have a spade shaped head, and the Flatwoods Monster was described as having an almost robotic body protecting its real body - hence the whole "the real aliens are inside the biological suit" that we see during the autopsy.
That makes you wonder what other things are getting room that's been hiding in that area
This movie is a favorite and I watch it at least once a year.
40:58 Me walking into the toilet after quesadillas
Yessss me too. If I could have ONE thing it would be to know and see what the other life that is out there
43:35 lol that cool hip-swaying walk of Jeff Goldblum's is always unforgettable to me.
Do I believe Roswell happened and a downed alien craft was recovered with bodies? Yes I do. Do I believe all the Presidents are in on the reverse engineering currently going on with such crafts? Nope.
Jimmy "The Reverend" played by Harry Connick Jr. was in a couple other films I think you'd find entertaining.
The first is based on a real WW2 bomber called 'Memphis Belle' that came out in 1990 of which he was part of the crew on their 25th and final mission.
The other is called 'Copycat' that came out a year before in 1995 that stars
Sigourney Weaver. He plays a pretty entertaining psycho even if his air time is minimal.
Love the speech the the president makes at the end and love Rust final words
"How it'd get through that time?"
^It took time to take proper effect, and filter through to the ships; not everything happens instantly hehe
love this movie đđ
The cloud and the flame Is the ship entering earths atmosphere Of course, there would be some fireball clouds whatever
You are Canadian. It's your duty to watch "Youngblood" (1986). It's ice-hockey. Rob Lowe, Patrick Swazye and a bit of Keanu. Thanks from Sweden also a Ice-Hockey country.
1. Hiller is a USMC Captain he knows his holiday off is over. That's why he didn't even have to wait to be called in. His squeeze should know that.
2. In the theater I was in the people in there actually stood up and cheered when the White House and the Capitol Building blew up.
3. In my top 10 reasons out of thousands to NOT live in a Metropolis. Getting the hell out.
4. Lisa Jakub/Alicia is FINE!đđ
5. Brent Spiner/Dr. Okum played Data in Star Trek TNG. It's nice to see him with emotions.
6. Goof: The president said he sent up an AWAC. It's AWACS= Airborne Warning And Control SYSTEM.
7. BEST line in the movie, "Yes yes, without the oops".
8. Hiller failed his jump quals here.đ
After the virus was in, the first missile still impacted the shield. It simply had not gone down yet. Seconds later, it went down. Latency, that's all.
If you read war of the worldâs Independence Day is literally war of the worlds without tripods
Regarding firing the Secretary of Defense: as a Cabinet secretary, he "serves at the pleasure of the President". This means that the President can bounce him at any time without even needing to give a reason. The movie is inaccurate when SecDef says 'He can't do that!', because he not only can do that, there was literally a Supreme Court case in the 19th century that specifically upheld the President's right to do that.
Star Trek fan her: that shield is an energy absorber . Nukes will be deflected..all energy dissipated.
A lot of '80s and '90s sci-fi movies had novelizations, and Independence Day is no exception, with the novel fleshing out a number of details.
Aside from that there is both an extended edition of the film and a British radio play. The extended edition buffs several plotlines, including with Russel's family (there is also an alternate version of Russel's actions and role in the final battle, which spoiler free as I can say, was not as good - the novel fully follows that version of Russel's actions as well). The UK radio drama is entirely new material covering several things happening on the British front, including the fate of the royal family and attempts by both the RAF and the EU to deal with the aliens. At the end, one of the surviving British pilots says, tongue in cheek, that when the invasion is all over, the Yanks will take full credit. Which, well...
Thx for the reaction
27:20 - I live close to some air bases and I remember driving down the highway when this black triangle flew over with very little noise. It looked really alien!
One of my favorite Movies. Show you other Movies: Twister (1996), Godzilla (1998), The Day after Tomorrow (2004), 2012 (2009), Apollo 13 (1995), Outbreak (1995), The Sum of all Fears (2002), Jaws (1975), Lethal Weapon 1-4, Bad Boys 1+2 with Will SMith and Martin Laurence, Gladiator (2000), Dantes Peak and Volcano
Recommendation: Stargate Movie - 1994 (Same Director, then TV shows after, SG-1, Atlantis, SGU and another probably in the works)
00.54 I totally get it man.. I mean at this point.. its basically known on pretty much almost every level that there HAS to be SOME type of alien species out there... so yeah.. I would also like to see it in my life time haha.. how sad would it be if it took another 5thousand years for one of us to contact the other? Lol.
Now THAT'S a President.
Roswell was two craft not from Earth that crashed.
the alien craft was on fire from entry into our atmosphere Our craft are equipped with heat shields but still the old apollo missions they would be on fire entering.
In reality, alien life mostly won't look radically different from our own. Given a similar composition and environment, the results will mostly be the same. There'll be some oddball creatures, just like on our world, but the various dominant species will be categorically recognizable, and clearly taxonomically related.
Since silicon doesn't actually work for forming organic molecules after all, and nothing else could replace either of them chemically, every life will be carbon-based, in all scenarios. Because of that, all of it will always be dependent on water. And because only liquid water is viable for such chemistry, that severely limits the range of conditions under which life can ever develop and proliferate. So, every life-bearing world will either be outright Earth-like, or very similar to it in some way or another.
Naturally-occurring, interspecies telepathy will never be a thing, though. Even if there were a way, you'd never understand their thoughts. It would be like using Morse Code in place of Binary for a computer. They'd get something, but it would be total nonsense. You'd receive thoughts, but they'd be nothing but random noise to you...not even images or ideas.
Watch Mars Attacks. There's a different kind of aliens in it.
ACK ACK ACK
24:30
They opened up the biomechanic suit if I got it right.
35:00 greatest movie speech of all time !! Lol easy đŻ ..always gives me goosebumps!!