Independence Day
a.k.a. ID4
Director:
Roland Emmerich
Cast:
Will Smith, Bill Pullman, Jeff Goldblum, Mary McDonnell
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- DVD Release Date: 02/11/2003
- Original Release: 1996
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- Sales Rank: 8,528
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| DVD | $14.99 |
| DVD - Full Frame | $19.99 |
| Blu-ray - Wide Screen / DTS | $27.99 |
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Features
Closed Caption; Includes both the special edition, with 9 minutes of restored footage, plus the original theatrical version; Anamorphic widescreen (aspect ratio 2.35:1) for both versions; Scene-specific commentary by Roland Emmerich and Dean Devlin; Commentary by oscar®-winning special effects supervisors Volker Engel and Doug Smith; Sound: English 5.1 Dolby surround, English Dolby surround, French Dolby surround; Subtitles: English, Spanish
Full Product DetailsScene Index
Side #1 --
1. Opening Titles/July 2 [2:43]
2. Contact [2:17]
3. At the White House [1:04]
4. Approaching Earth [:59]
5. Chess Game [:24]
6. Compact Cable Chaos [:04]
7. Imperial Valley, California [1:19]
8. Deployment/Def Con 3 [1:08]
9. Visual Range [1:36]
10. The Code for Panic [1:37]
11. Wake Up Call [:06]
12. Countdown to Extinction [:08]
13. Duty Calls [:00]
14. Get out of Town [4:00]
15. Trailer Camp Confrontation [1:05]
16. Fighter Pilots Report [5:30]
17. Strip Club [1:50]
18. Nice Driving [2:47]
19. Look Up the Number [:07]
20. Attempts to Communicate [1:59]
21. The Clock Is Ticking [1:54]
22. Communication Breakdown [:51]
23. Panic or Party [:38]
24. Time's Up [:25]
25. July 3 [1:11]
26. Battle Plans [:51]
27. First Attack [:17]
28. Two on Two [:11]
29. Canyon Chase [:07]
30. Welcome to Earth [:04]
31. Desert RV Caravan [:05]
32. The Truth Is out There [:23]
33. Urban Survivors [1:54]
34. Do You Know the Way to Area 51 [:04]
35. Area 51 [:19]
36. The Freak Show [1:24]
37. Arriving With the Alien [2:45]
38. In the Ruins of El Toro [1:53]
39. Alien Surgery [3:41]
40. Nuclear Attack [2:11]
41. Rescue at El Toro [:47]
42. The First Lady's Death [:42]
43. July 4 - Solutions [4:46]
44. Worldwide Plans [:19]
45. A Wedding [1:19]
46. Independence Day [1:27]
47. Using the Alien Attacker [:55]
48. Into the Mothership [:25]
49. Engage the Enemy [:19]
50. Adversity Makes Strange Bedfellows [:03]
51. Time for a Hero [2:58]
52. Execute "Jolly Roger" [:05]
53. Victory [:22]
54. Credits [:33]
55. Chapter 55 [1:47]
1. Opening Titles/July 2 [2:43]
2. Contact [2:17]
3. At the White House [1:04]
4. Approaching Earth [:59]
5. Chess Game [:24]
6. Compact Cable Chaos [:04]
7. Imperial Valley, California [1:19]
8. Deployment/Def Con 3 [1:08]
9. Visual Range [1:36]
10. The Code for Panic [1:37]
11. Wake Up Call [:06]
12. Countdown to Extinction [:08]
13. Duty Calls [:00]
14. Get out of Town [4:00]
15. Trailer Camp Confrontation [1:05]
16. Fighter Pilots Report [5:30]
17. Strip Club [1:50]
18. Nice Driving [2:47]
19. Look Up the Number [:07]
20. Attempts to Communicate [1:59]
21. The Clock Is Ticking [1:54]
22. Communication Breakdown [:51]
23. Panic or Party [:38]
24. Time's Up [:25]
25. July 3 [1:11]
26. Battle Plans [:51]
27. First Attack [:17]
28. Two on Two [:11]
29. Canyon Chase [:07]
30. Welcome to Earth [:04]
31. Desert RV Caravan [:05]
32. The Truth Is out There [:23]
33. Urban Survivors [1:54]
34. Do You Know the Way to Area 51 [:04]
35. Area 51 [:19]
36. The Freak Show [1:24]
37. Arriving With the Alien [2:45]
38. In the Ruins of El Toro [1:53]
39. Alien Surgery [3:41]
40. Nuclear Attack [2:11]
41. Rescue at El Toro [:47]
42. The First Lady's Death [:42]
43. July 4 - Solutions [4:46]
44. Worldwide Plans [:19]
45. A Wedding [1:19]
46. Independence Day [1:27]
47. Using the Alien Attacker [:55]
48. Into the Mothership [:25]
49. Engage the Enemy [:19]
50. Adversity Makes Strange Bedfellows [:03]
51. Time for a Hero [2:58]
52. Execute "Jolly Roger" [:05]
53. Victory [:22]
54. Credits [:33]
55. Chapter 55 [1:47]
Editorial Reviews
Independence Day's grand-scale invasion of theaters marked it one of the biggest summer blockbusters of the 1990s. The story is simple enough: Aliens show up over the Fourth of July weekend and without reason blow up most of the world. It's up to the heroic survivors -- stern-faced president Bill Pullman, amiable Army pilot Will Smith, and plucky software programmer Jeff Goldblum among them -- to save the planet. Independence Day is a lot of things: patriotic battle cry; special effects extravaganza; really, really scary and loud. Though the film is not particularly dramatic or thought provoking, director Roland Emmerich (The Patriot) makes an entertaining ride out of fabulous effects, particularly the horrifyingly fiery obliteration of cities worldwide. Smith is fresh once again with a terrific alien-whuppin' swagger, and though Pullman's rousing Fourth of July speech before the climactic battle is not on the literary level of Henry V's St. Crispin's Day speech, it is equally motivational. A loud throwback to alien paranoia of the H. G. Wells classic War of the Worlds, ID4 more than found itself a place in sci-fi/action history, it attacked and took over. Pete Segall, Barnes & Noble
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