But there are a couple of moments where there is an appeal to faith as a source of personal and collective power in the face of the alien invasion. How do the humans manage to pull together? What makes the difference in the end? On the surface it appears to be the clever resourcefulness of characters like fighter-pilot Jake Morrison (Liam Hemsworth) and scientist David Levinson (Jeff Goldblum). That’s how this sort of film goes - no dire cliffhangers, just an empty popcorn bag and beverage cup. This shouldn’t spoil anything for anyone because virtually everyone sitting down to this film knows humanity will pull through and win the day. Following the age-old adage, “the enemy of my enemy is my friend,” Emmerich introduces a new alien species which, after humanity’s victory, promises to take humanity into the stars to fight their mutual enemy on their own turf. Not simply satisfied with nostalgia, director Roland Emmerich works to advance the idea of a continuing “Independence Day” franchise.
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Nothing in the movie comes off as overly ponderous - even the epic speeches are a little tongue-in-cheek. Epic stuff, but handled with a light hand. “Independence Day: Resurgence” is half-focused on the returning characters of “Independence Day” (1996) and a new generation of soldiers who stand ready for a day they’d hoped would never come. In the intervening years, humanity rebuilt its monuments and, to better defend themselves, they backward-engineered the alien technology left behind by the first invasion force. This time, however, two things are different: First, the alien hive queen personally leads the alien invasion, and second, the people of earth are prepared for the attack. The story is rather simple: Twenty years after the people of earth banded together to fend off an unexpected alien attack from outer space, they find themselves fighting for the survival of humanity when the same alien species returns in response to a distress call from the initial invading force. As was the case for the first film, the producers have released this new installment to coincide with the celebration of Independence Day in the United States. When “Independence Day” (1996) was released 20 years ago it was clear that it was not a very serious movie and neither is this year’s “Independence Day: Resurgence.” These are popcorn-summer-blockbuster films. Fox, Charlotte Gainsbourg and Brent Spiner run time: 120 min.) Popcorn-summer-blockbuster-film ‘faith’ Usher, Maika Monroe, Sela Ward, William Fichtner, Judd Hirsch, Vivica A. (Rated: PG and PG-13 for sequences of sci-fi action and destruction, and for some language directed by Roland Emmerich stars Jeff Goldblum, Liam Hemsworth, Bill Pullman, Jessie T.
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