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Independence Day (1996) - re:View (Patreon)

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2016-06-19 23:43:42
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Independence Day (1996) - re:View

Awaiting the release of the much anticipated ID42:Regurgitation, Jay and Mike discuss the 1996 film Independence Day and make a case for why it's a terrible, terrible, terrible movie. There isn't an extended audio version of this episode because obviously the video version is already long and thorough.

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Jessie Leigh

I wasted my comment on YouTube under the mountain of hack comments :p - "Yeah, with Independence Day you really have to account for the cultural implications the film had for certain Americans. It somehow managed to strike what was an extremely patriotic chord that gets twisted whenever I try to dissect this film and tell them it's not all that great a movie. It's not nearly as big here in Canada so we are seeing almost no marketing at all for the new one. Doesn't hit us in that "USA saved the world" heart place ;)

Daniel Stringer

Fuck me, I had forgotten about that dumb death-defying dog explosion nonsense. I'm gonna have to work overtime on huffing this paint to kill those brain cells.

Don Bright

"Time's up". . . "What?" . . . "What?"

Ken

Is there an extended audio version headed for your soundcloud?

Tom Andrews

we always called this film IQ4

Jeremy Nolen

I love the masterpiece theater setting. You really should have a (fake) roaring fire in the background.

Montague Films

In 1780 they would have celebrated the 5th Independence Day, not 4th, you hack frauds! 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779, 1780. (I'm So sorry)

Kurt

Saw "Independence Day" in the theater as a twenty-something. At the height of the first round of city-annihilation, the ten-year-old boy in front of me cried "Rock on!" Maybe seeing the movie in Texas had something to do with it.

Oscar Garcia-Fraga
>>2004745

On 1776, it was the actual independence day, so in 1780 it was the 4th celebration or anniversary of the independence day. At least thats how i understand it.