Movie - Independence Day

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Only a film with a spiritual mind can be called an epic movie and influence a generation.

In this way, the film has a more cultural quality, not just entertainment, even if it does originate from entertainment.

How to understand the downgrading of an epic film to a drama film from "Independence Day" to the sequel "Independence Day: The Comeback"?

Well, look at it this way:

You had a big drink with a few buddies?

Yes.

Imagine how touching that scene was.

But when I got home, I got a table of cold dishes every few days and entertained myself very comfortably.

Because you find it: here, I'm comfortable.

This is the mental activity of director Roland Emmerich.

Therefore, after watching "Independence Day: The Comeback", I was worried that the decline in the quality of the sequel would become a reality, and the expectation that would be accompanied by disappointment would become a reality, and then I thought about it again, it was not unacceptable. At least the old faces are in front of them. Movies are entertaining social elements. Isn't it? Proofing it all out is behind the scenes: after the success of the first film, Twentieth Century Fox immediately paid Dean Devlin a large sum of money to write the script for the sequel. After completing the script, Devlin felt that the story was not as good as the first and returned the money to Fox. Yes, that's why.

The first time I saw "Independence Day" I felt that it was a movie for Clinton's election, and 1996 was an election year in the United States.

It's not surprising that Bill Pullman as President Thomas coincides with Bill Clinton. Clinton created the prosperity of the United States in the 90s of the last century, and ****** accomplished some of Clinton's unmeritorious deeds, George Bush, the "cowboy" in the middle, is superfluous: Clinton created prosperity, so a "loser" Bush appeared, and ****** began to "put out fires." Old-fashioned story, basic real world. Many people believe that Clinton created a high-tech bubble. But from a capital point of view, this is normal. It was the prosperous 90s of the last century that formed the "backbone" of the current American technology industry, and those bubbles squeezed out are "small scenes" from the perspective of American economic history.

"Independence Day" can be seen as the United States declaring to the world that "I am the boss", while "Independence Day: The Comeback" says that "the boss also needs comrades-in-arms". "Independence Day" is a collective catharsis appeal of Americans to all UFO events, and "Independence Day: The Comeback" urges humanity to get strong and get out of the earth, as Hawking did. The political elements affecting the U.S.-China relationship are being squeezed economically, and how to effectively integrate China into the world system will take as much as turning a "partner" into an "iron buddy"? Need a shared life adventure? American directors don't understand why the U.S. government has to fight a "black-eyed blue" fight? Laugh out loud after a fight and then be relieved? The journey of world collaboration seems to require a process.

At the end of "Independence Day", David smokes Steve's big cigar and looks perfect.

"Independence Day: The Comeback" ends with an emotional veteran scientist looking forward to the future of humanity.

This future may be a classic again in "Independence Day 3".

July 4, 2016