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you should watch the sequel to this one.
Vivica A Fox played Will Smith's wife, and she has liked my tweets a couple times on Twitter!! 😲 I was star struck 😲 she is still hot, over 50. (I'm 45.)
You are beautiful too and look like a movie star, love your videos, very entertaining and informative 🙂
Bill Pullman's speech is still one of the greatest in cinema history. Still gets me to this day.
36:56-37:49 that’s my favorite quote from Independence Day. Especially when, I graduated from high school after, I was in 5th grade retention. I thank goodness for my success.
Same, no matter how many times I watch it, it always gets me choked up . One of the best lines in film of all time 👍
It was literally the first draft. The writer wrote that thinking that they'd replace it with something better later. Bill Pullman delivered and they left it in the movie.
Best modern day movie speech.
Jurassic Park Jeff Goldblum: "Must...go faster..."🦖
Independence Day Jeff Goldblum: "Must GO FASTER!!" 👽
I say this every time because it's still hilarious to me. I truly believe Goldblum is not an actor, he's just being Jeff Goldblum caught on camera. A unique being.
P.S. As much as I love these massive disaster alien films, Signs is more terrifying to me than anything. Because it's so much more intimate in a sense.
Jeff does have that feel sometimes, doesn't he?
Try Earth Girls Are Easy for a bit of atypical Goldblum.
Me too.
Princess Bride: Vizzini, being carried up a rope, tells Andre the Giant - "Must Climb Faster"
This flick was one of the major theatrical experiences of my childhood. I remember reading from the major magazines that this was the Star Wars experience of the 90s, and they weren’t wrong. This one has it all: the perfect mix of practical and CG, humor, drama, and action.
As someone that’s done some programming, the end is completely ridiculous and would never work, but it oddly doesn’t take away from my ability to enjoy it.
They deleted the scene that explains why the ending was plausible - we invented (stole) the computer tech from their crashed ship in area 51. Knowing that our computers come from studying theirs makes it plausible (but still far fetched) that we could interface with their computers.
@@spazbog123 Don't even need a deleted scene, the whole thing with Area 51 and how they had been studying the tech implies that they eventually figured out how to interface physically to their computers 🙂
"As someone that’s done some programming, the end is completely ridiculous and would never work"
I wouldn't agree with that. They figured out how to interface to the computers before Jeff Goldblum's character, so all he had to do was write a virus for the alien OS, which man already understood. In theory, as long as you have access to the OS to figure out how to write software for it, you should be able to create a virus/malware that turns off the shield. There's plenty of malware for Red Hat Linux and FreeBSD, both highly stable systems. No reason you couldn't write it for an alien OS.
Now, if they didn't know anything about the alien computers beforehand, then yeah, I agree, not plausible (at least, not in the time depicted on screen). But Bren Spiner's guys had been working with the alien computers since 1947. 🙂
🎉 Congratulations on your citizenship!! Proud to have you here and glad you’re as excited about being an American as I am!! Love the makeup!!!! 🇺🇸 🦅
I think there's more thought put into this movie than people give it credit for. Probably the best thing the movie does is build tension. The first part/act of the movie does such a great job building the tension of questioning who these aliens are, how they're coordinating their ships, and whether or not they're hostile. Not only that, but you get to meet all the main characters, from President Whitmore, to Steve Hiller, to David. There's a lot of characters to keep track of, but I think the movie does a good job setting up each of their arcs and stories, so that by the end when everything comes to a head in battle, and their efforts to take down the ship, everything feels earned. More than any other classic blockbuster, this feels like kind of a precursor to the big superhero team movies that we get now, just in concept of setting up a big baddie, and setting up the numerous characters we're gonna follow. Still holds up IMO. And YES, the effects are still great. SOME of the CG definitely looks off (it was the 90s), but the use of miniatures and practical effects are what help sell the destruction and gravity of the situation. The aliens' initial attacks STILL give me chills because of the use of models and miniatures. That practicality goes a long way, that CG (despite the impressive technology) simply can't.
It uses the 3 act structure very well. 1st act is the looming threat, 2nd is doom and gloom, and the third is a tense, triumphant finale.
"Independence Day" is an amazing movie to see in the theater. I saw it on the 4th of July and the theater was packed. "Independence Day" and "Twister" (RIP Bill Paxton) were responsible for reviving the disaster film in the mid to late 90's. However, "Independence Day" was more of an epic event film that came close to 70's classic disaster films like "The Poseidon Adventure", "The Towering Inferno" and maybe even "Airport".
I read that it was conceived of as a disaster film...in the style of those Irwin Allen classics!
Welcome to the gang, dear!!! 🤟🫶🇺🇲
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Happy 4th of July and congrats on becoming a citizen! 😄 My mom finally became a resident after 21 long years when I was finally able to sponsor her and it really is the best feeling 😊 Really excited for her finally becoming a citizen in a couple more years!
Honestly this is such a great film with amazing effects! That speech always gives me chills
Congrats on your citizenship! I was naturalized a while back and vote in every election. It’s disheartening to me that so many people born here take their birth right citizenship for granted
Epic speeches in film history? The Great Dictator, with Chaplin. When he finally speaks, it is such a poweful message of peace it will make you cry.
Though he's barely in it, I really enjoy Harry Connick Jr as the Rev. He makes his few minutes of screentime very memorable.
The flat desert scenes were shot on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah on the way to Wendover, Nevada where the military hangar bay and tarmac scenes were shot. I was lucky enough to be an extra in this film, and it was a helluva great experience!!
Love your patriotic makeup, Clariss! Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Really? Lol
Dr. Okun played by Brent Spiner was also Data on Star Trek: The Next Generation and related movies and TV shows.
This is my goto movie every 4th since it came out in 1996. I turn 35 today. So this is a special one for me. Pleasure taking this trip with you Clarriss, and officially, welcome to America.
That’s awesome 👏🏻
Nice to see you reacting to another one of my favourite movies, I still have the VHS copy of this film. Bill Pullman I’ve always found to be an underrated actor, if you loved him in this you’ll like him in Lake Placid.
That desert scene you were wondering about was filmed on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. The Davy Jones' Locker scene in the third Pirates of the Caribbean movie was filmed there as well.
That’s right.
Also that smell is decaying prehistoric shrimp.
Happy July 4th!
It won the Oscar for Best Visual Effects and made $817 million dollars ($1.6 billion dollars today) against a $75 million dollar budget.
Congratulations on becoming a citizen!
fun fact: when will smith yells what the hell is that sell it's actually When the wind kicks up just right, the bottom mud is disturbed and the smell of millions of decaying brine shrimp can be very, very bad. Apparently, nobody warned Will. (salt lake i believe)
I was first introduced to Bill Pullman from Spaceballs... so when ID4 dropped in theaters, upon seeing him on screen, I screamed out in a packed house " THAT'S LONESTAR!!!" I got so many dirty looks, but that got drowned out by people falling out laughing. One of the best theater outings ever.
Also, congratulations
As a film major, one thing (of many things) I always appreciated about this film is that it so perfectly breaks down the 3-Act structure, July 2nd-Act One, July 3rd-Act Two, July 4th- Act Three. Kudos to Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich 😎🤓👍
Congrats on citizenship that’s awesome!
The only other epic movie speech I've heard that even comes close to Independence Day is the speech in Pacific Rim. You should definitely check that movie out if you haven't already.
This movie was quite the big deal when it came out (and obviously still is)!!! Right off the bat you picked up on its awesomeness - good music, good special effects, amazing ensemble cast….. it’s what a summer popcorn movie should be.
In honor of your own naturalization, I'd like to point out the subtle casting choice of having Russell K's children be ordinary American kids who just happen to be Latino. The script isn't drawing any attention to the fact they're Latino in any way. They simply present Miguel and his siblings as normal kids and I've always loved the subtle inclusiveness of that. 😊
Anyways congrats on your achievement and thank you for the excellent reaction!
Congratulations on achieving citizenship!!! Happy Independence Day!
Happy 4th of July Clariss 🎉🎇🎆
Congratulations on becoming a citizen. Thanks for all the work you do on this channel
We're we so different? They're a young species. They have much to learn. But freedom is the right to all sentient beings.
That's one of my favorite speeches in a movie 🍿🎥
A Prime example of good speechifying.
Summer 1996 was so much fun. Cool movies, cool concerts, no responsibilities until fall, it was awesome.
And congrats on becoming naturalized! 🎉🤘
Yay! You're reacting to this moive!! I love this movie!
Be proud that you are an American! Independence Day is a day of freedom to express our pride in being a nation of hope and prosperity. We salute America's heroes whose legacies live on forever! Happy 4th of July, everyone!
Clariss' cute and full cheeks are everything, tbh. They're my spirit animal.
smart, eloquent, healthy, good looking... you are the whole package aren't you? If only I weren't 40 years too old haha!! Great reaction, you gave me a new appreciation of the movie. Happy Citizenship. We don't have citizenship in the UK because we are a Constitutional Monarchy. I am a subject of the Crown
Rip
James Rebhorn 1948-2014
Robert Loggia 1930-2015
and David Brenner 1962-2022
Congrats! I'm always impressed by people who go to all the trouble to get what I was born with and truthfully take for granted. Proud to have you here, and all the others in the comments as well.
This is one of my childhood favorites. It came out the year I was born.
This is the quintessential 4th of July movie to watch. If you have a 4th of July party at home and you put this on you're definitely not going to get any complaints 😀
This or Jaws
23:40 Dr. Okun was based on the Digital Effects Supervisor from Stargate, Jeffery Okun. Brent apparently nailed the mannerisms and quirks of Okun.
They snuck Kowalski into this movie too.
16:31 - That guy in the office is Volker Engel, the Production Visual Effects Supervisor for Independence Day. He was even one of the 4 men who won an oscar for Best Effects, Visual Effects for this movie in 1997.
The scene where Will is dragging the alien through the desert was filmed on the salt flats in Utah. And the line "what the hell is that smell?" was improvised by Will. No one told him about the thousands of rotting dead fish in the area.
If you like great speeches and rants then the 2012 episode of the The Newsroom where main character Will McAvoy played by Jeff Daniels goes off script telling people why America isn't the greatest country in the world anymore is just amazing.
One of the best speeches ever :) 💗
"Liar." 🥺💔😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Didn't realize you were an immigrant. Congrats on becoming a citizen! My wife just became one last year!
Unpopular opinion: I liked the President's speech, but the crowning moment for me was when Will Smith said "Stop side-seat driving!" That cracks me up every single time.
PS: Regarding great speeches in movies, I recommend Mel Gibson's one in Braveheart before the Battle of Stirling Bridge, and Sam Worthington's one in Avatar.
Another alien invasion movie with U.S. Marines I recommend watching is Battle Los Angeles. Will Smith released this between Bad Boys and Men In Black, while Jeff Goldblum released this before The Lost World: Jurassic Park
Congratulations on your citizenship, and happy Independence Day!
Terrance Mann's(James Earl Jones) speech in Field of Dreams is one of my favorites. Then again I am a baseball fan, so that helps
An epic speech in film history. Samwise in Two Towers. That speech gets me through every dark time.
Congratulations!!!👍🥳🎊🎉 Today, we celebrate our "Independence Day!!!"👏👏👏Proud to be an American!!!🙌🙌🙌 God Bless America and In God We Trust!!!🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
I once watched a DVD with the audio commentary for this movie. When they made this movie they did not want it set on any particular date. However critics would not allow them to call the movie Independence Day unless it was set on July 4th. Rather than changing the name of the movie they set it to happen on July 4th which gave Bill Pullman as President Thomas Whitmore an outstanding speech to deliver.
I'm Canadian and celebrate Canada 🇨🇦 day on July 1st but we also celebrate the 4th of July too.
Congratulations on becoming a naturalized citizen!
Excellent reaction! One of my favorite, small details is during the wedding scene: Jasmine notices the ring Steve gives her has dolphins surrounding the stone (earlier, he told his buddy she “has a thing” for them). So, it’s clear to her that Steve was already preparing to propose; it’s not just a “we’re probably going to die anyway, so why the heck not?” kind of idea 💍🐬
The 1997 film Air Force One has a decent speech at the start, and stars Harrison Ford as the POTUS. If you've not seen that one, you might enjoy it :)
"Doesn't work like that, but I don't care." Yes! Exactly! It's a fictional movie, not a factual documentary. Too many nowadays seem to have trouble making that distinction. As an old, broken-down ex-screenwriter, one of my first lessons was: Never let the facts get in the way of a good story. If it is good enough, no one will care; if they care, then it wasn't good enough. If you're a storyteller first, the rest will sort itself out. (One of the other first lessons was that character is more important than plot -- but that's a few books worth of discussion.)
Brent Spiner, who plays Dr. Okun, has a naturally quirky personality. He was perfect for this role. You may know him best as Data from Star Trek: The Next Generation.
One of the more interesting behind-the-scenes stories I heard about this movie was the U.S. military would not give it their official endorsement because the filmmakers would not remove references to Area 51.
You and I had the same idea for 4th of July yesterday. Owned this 96 classic on Amazon Prime yesterday!
Great speeches in film:
1) Meet John Doe (1941)-I won't give away spoilers, but Barbara Stanwyck was a champion of the everyman in this movie.
2) Stage Door Canteen-as an actress, this movie will hit home and concludes with the "And every night until victory" speech.
3) Remember the Night (1940)-end of the movie lump in your throat "if you really love me" speech.
Nothing to be sorry about, the tear and the smile on your face say you understand this song perfectly
If you're looking for good presidential movie speeches, The American President (1995) has a great one near the end where the president played by Michael Douglas tears into a political opponent. It's incredibly well-written and delivered
I like this movie as a comedy. It's funny and silly and dumb. Perfect summer blockbuster.
My favorite Roland Emmerich movie.
Welcome to America, Happy 4th!! A fun reaction and well said. Bless and be well.
The scene with Will Smith in the desert was filmed at the salt flats near Great Salt Lake in Utah. The "what the hell is that smell" line was actually improvised on the spot because the nearby shallow lake reeked of decomposing brine shrimp when they filmed it
43:11 in the original scenes russel was rejected from flying the jet because he came across as insane, so here he shows up in the jet as you see it. But the original scene he shows up in his crop duster with a missle strapped to it and he saves the day by sacrificing himself, which is why you can see he is hauling his plane behind his camper when he first meets will smiths character. You can actually find the scene where he shows up in the fire fight in his crop duster on RUclips.
Expected to find some old reaction video, found freshest :O GJ!
Idris Elba's speech in Pacific Rim.
I think it's cute they have Will Smith and that kid acting together again cause they were awesome together as cousins in The Fresh Prince of Belair 😂.
The opening speech from Patton is one of the most iconic military speeches in cinema history.
If i remember from the behind the scenes the fire going through the city building where mixture of cg and patctial with minture buildings set on sideways tilt and have fire spread over it and film it.
Doctor Okun himself was strange man , brilliant but already little strange, there a tie in Novel that goes into the back story of Doctor Okun and how he became head of Area 51 research department, also threre a novel that tells the story of middle eastern fighter group, that was mixture of British,Iraq and Jews pilots and how they learn to co-exist and work together. Two good books to read if you ever find them
if I remember right, while there was a lot of CGI, the destruction scenes incorporated a lot of practical effects. The White House was a scale model filled with bags of flammable liquid, and I think the building miniatures for some of the city destruction shots were mounted sideways so that they would explode in a direction.
That's an old trick, too, George Lucas and ILM shot model explosions for Star Wars looking *up* at the models, which were inverted, in order to give the impression of zero-gravity.
Those shots were enhanced with CGI elements, too. I think the exploding helicopter in the white house destruction shot is either CGI or a separate model that was composited in? It's been a long time since I watched any SFX documentaries about this film.
Hello congrats on citizenship. Even after all these years that independence day speech still gives me chills. Other iconic speech in movies is al Pacino speech (inches speech) in any given Sunday. Also rocky and Adrian's speech in rocky 3 (im afraid speech) also Sylvester Stallone speech in rocky balboa to his son. Another icon speech is in Rudy.
Still the greatest speech ever and the greatest salute of an extra ever 🔥
I couldn’t find it in search but if you want a fantastic movie with so many great lines I’d love to see your reaction to The Patriot with Mel Gibson.
According to the dvd commentary, Bill Pullman's speech was either improvised or written last minute (I can't remember cuz it's been a long time since I watched it).
Congratulations on becoming a full citizen ❤
So happy for you that your officially an American citizen and have all the rights of the people. I actually watched this movie for the first time last night for the 4th of July and so I could watch other people who react to it. And who was the first reaction video that popped up? My favorite reacting actress. Happy Independence Day Clariss 🇺🇸🎉
Epic hype speech suggestion - William Wallace in Braveheart, before the first major battle.
LETS GOOOOOOOOOOO CONGRATS!!!! Welcome to the club and Happy 4th!!!
I dont remember what desert Will Smith was in but if im not mistaken, he ad libbed "WHAT THE HELL IS THAT SMELL?!?!" cause at location there was just dead fish or shrimp nearby just out cookin n decaying under that desert sun LMAO
I loved this movie so much growing up and always found it funny when the news had to tell the American public not to shoot at the alien spacecraft, as a Brit I think 99% of the British public would have just gone to the pub 🤣🤣
This is kinda silly movie that I unabashedly love. In the 70s there were lots of ensemble cast disaster movies where the storylines come together. Irwin Allen I think directed some. This is a 90s sci-fi version of that, and Im so here for it.
This is a movie that I really liked because of all the different stories in a movie and if we come together we can achieve many things.
Congratulations!! So happy for you!!
Congratulations on becoming a US Citizen. Happy 4th of July! You asked about any speeches from other movies well the speech from Idris Elba in Pacific Rim is pretty good as well. Not sure if you have seen that one or not. If not, I would recommend it even though I am not sure you will like it or not
Happy Independence Day, and congratulations!!! 🥳🇺🇸
A lot of action/disaster movies in the mid to late 90's used minatures and practical effects. The iconic White House destruction scene was all practical with the alien beam, helicopter, and alien ship being the only CGI.
Brent Spiner who plays dr. Okun is a very versatile Syfy actor he is best known for playing Mr data on Star Trek the Next Generation, where he puts so many different spins on different characters that he plays throughout the series from crazy and evil to gentle loyal and kind
I’m pretty sure he had a lot to do with the character’s over the top and socially uncomfortable nature. He’s really good at over the top and a little weird. I’m also pretty sure they were looking for over the top and a little weird, judging by his dialog and the fact that they hired him. I kind of adore Brent Spiner.
The brass band I'm in played an arrangement of the score at our concerts this past weekend.
It's really fun to play.
This movie will always stick with me, I was fresh out of HS and had enlisted in the Army when I turned 17, I was at Ft. Benning and had just finished up my Basic Training and was about to start AIT, Infantry Training, and they had given us a weekend pass, so this was around the middle of August I believe, and the movie was still in the Theaters. Granted, this was the first media that I had seen in a while but thoroughly loved the movie.
That Independence Day speech really was Optimus Prime worthy lol I would've grabbed a slingshot and trash can lid to go to war with them after that speech 😂😂😂
First of all ¡felicidades! on your citizenship. Also, I appreciated your appreciation of David Arnold’s score. His score for 1998’s Godzilla is hands down the best thing about that movie.
Great reaction!! The greatest motivational speech is the opening to Patton. The next best is King Théoden's speech for the charge of the Rohirrim in Lord of the Rings.
Congratulations on your citizenship. You did it the proper way and we all salute you for that. It's something that nobody can take away from you! You have earned it. 👍
Yooo congrats on becoming a citizen! And wow I never would have guessed you were born after 1996 you come across much more mature than someone that young.
The pundits criticizing the Pres at the beginning on TV are from a real PBS show called The McLaughlin Group. It was a political commentary show on weekends. Loved watching it. They always had opposing views on and lots of good banter. John McLaughlin was a boisterous host who really made the show fun and entertaining. The lady in the clip is Eleanor Clift, who always had to shout over the other men to get their attention. She held her own!
Fun fact: this movie was released the VERY SAME DATE that the invasion started: 07/02 /1996
If you're looking for the pre-battle speech that Pullman's was loosely based on, look no further than Henry V's St. Crispin's Day speech. The words are different, but the points both monologues address, and the style of their dramatic build, are essentially identical and equally thrilling.
Also, just as in ID4, in Henry V the leader delivers his speech and then fights alongside his soldiers rather than watching from the rear.
Winston Churchill's Speech in Darkest Hour is another great speech
Great movie. Another great alien adventure movie is Star Gate 1994