Independence Day (1996) Movie Reaction! FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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The guy who plays the president, Bill Pullman, will apparently get up on a table and recite that independence day speech if you get enough beers in him at a party lol.
Russell’s sacrifice is one of my favorite moments in any movie. Not only does he sacrifice himself for the world, he does so with two badass lines and a smile.
"And what the hell is that smell!" I hear Smith said that in real life and they kept it in.
Lmao irl
The smell was brine shrimp drying in the sun. The more takes they took, the worse the smell got because of the heat. One of the last shots, Will had had about enough and broke character and screamed "What is that smell"???. Made it in the movie.
@@randomlibra Somehow that makes it even funnier
As someone who grew up watching this movie a million times, I'm happy to see that 1) it still slaps, and 2) the effects and comedy and characters all hold up really well. What a stone-cold classic.
i agree will smith does slap
It's like 'Airplane!' but the cliches are played straight. "I picked the wrong day to quit drinking."
"HELLO BOYS, I'm BAAAAAAAACKKK!!!!!" That's a Great Line, NGL
Really is lol
@@ItsAPrimatee He really gave a literal "Up Yours!" and I'm proud of him for giving it back to them! 😊
Randy Quaid is actually more sober and normal in this movie than he is in real life.
He was in this movie before he went off the deep end mentaly.
Wasn't he basically just playing a different version of himself in this movie, lol?
@@captainbryce1 Yup, a version that had a pilot's license.
Man, the speech that Bill Pullman gave...that was a giver. Anyone would die for their country. Now THAT'S the President we need.....just sayin'
Gives me chills (in a good way) every time I hear it. And that score playing too.
I would gladly die for him if he was president.
I always see people confuse the phrase "elected official" with "leader."
THIS dude shows the difference.
We need a president who gives motivational speeches? Lol.
@@Matacron CNN "The president didnt know aliens were coming for Earth until they were on the moon already? When are they going to exercise the 25th amendment?"
YOU: "I'd better get a POV of Russel getting a shot!"
ME: [smiles coyly]
Right!?
Now that was an anal probe!
This movie got everyone so hyped when it got to theaters. The first day it was shown, movie theaters were so packed even the aisles had viewers sitting on the floor and it was shown for 2 months straight. I watched it 5 times in the big screen and even bought a dvd so I could rewatch it all over again at home.
This guy said “an alien movie or something” bro, this is one of the greatest action blockbuster alien movies of our generation! I personally saw this movie in theaters about 6 times when I was a kid.
I love Will Smith in this movie, but let's be real this was Jeff Goldblum's movie.
But I still remember seeing this movie for the first time when I was like 10 years old at a drive in movie theater.
Amazing cast all around. Goldblum often plays those quirky nerdy types, but this felt so natural and not over the top. This, The Fly remake, and Jurassic Park are his best scientist roles.
I am Japanese.I went to watch this movie with my father.I was 11years old.I really enjoyed this movie. I cried a lot.What a fantastic movie.Thanks awesome reaction !
Seeing this movie in the theater when it first came out was euphoric. So much fun. Its still one of my favorite movies of all time.
This movie is pure gold! I remember how exciting it was to watch it in the theatre, they don't make them like this anymore.
The hippie scientist... played by Brent Spiner (“Data” from the Star Trek franchise)
I'm not gonna lie I'm super jealous of you because I too wish I could experience all these movies you're watching for the first time again, and so when I watch your reactions, it's like I'm sort of revisiting that
Thanks!
Everyone seems to miss that when Jeff Goldblums character gets the first alien transmission the radio is playing The End of The World As We Know it by REM
No serious drama, no deep meaning, just some roc entertaining movie, sometimes we are all in the mood for this kinda movie, loved it 👍🏼 Great reaction
Honestly this movie is just straight up action movie popcorn fun with the funniest one-liners.
This movie brings back memories. I was working at a theater which had just expanded from 8 to 20 screens by building on 12 new ones, so it was the biggest in the south east.
We just dealt with surges for The Craft, Mission Impossible, Twister, and even The Arrival drew crowds.
I had to put together 6 copies if this movie (you would stitch together the 5-8 reels that made a movie back then, before digital). Took me hours.
Then we would run one movie through a projector and instead of wrapping up at the end we would have it strung across the room to go through a second projector so we could double the views for the same film rental cost from the distributor.
In all it was showing on 12 of the 20 screens we had. Yet it was so crazy it was still selling out all day, for days. Simply insane.
From my time at the theater, with movies like this along with the opening weekend of Jurassic Park, The Lion King, and several others i look back and think: "damn the 90s had some popular cinema.
And yes, I am old AF (which i hear means "and friendly" but i suspect i am being played with that definition)
My dad and I watch this every July 4th. It’s a tradition that has been in effect since 96!
The scene with the wedding ring is so hilarious. 😂😂😂
This movie is awesome. It's one of the BEST SUMMER movie of the 90s.
Man, when I was a kid (18 years old, lol) this was like the best movie I had ever actually gone to see at the movies. Imagine watching this in theaters in the summer of 96 just after graduation. That was me!
one of the most quotable movies of my childhood - love it
Independence Day is an awesome movie, I love it! :) You should check out Stargate as well. It's from the same makers.
definately i would love to watch you react to SG1
AND WHAT THE HELL IS THAT SMELL!?? 😂😂 still gets me
My favorite line is: "Yes yes, without the oops"!
So I’m still at the beginning of this video but holy shit you gotta react to Men In Black. I think it’s Will Smith at his absolute best, and it’s like a perfect movie. The performances, the editing, the pacing, the jokes. the music. Everything came together for that movie. The second one isn’t that great but there’s some good stuff that carries over from the first one. The third one is legit good somehow, way better than it has any right to be like 18 years after the original with the same cast. The brand new one is dull as fuck, don’t bother.
Yes
Yes...
It's full of ridiculous coincidences, 2D stereotypes, illogical plot points and cheesy dialogue...
But I say screw the critics, the naysayers and Chris Carter...this film was FUN, and STILL is....and it STILL looks AMAZING.
Back in the day a King would go into battle fighting along side with his knights and soldiers
Because a victorious general was a threat to depose the king.
Harry Connick Jr. (Jimmy) getting blown up made me super sad when I saw this in the theater.
My brother spoiled that part for me because he saw the movie before I did! Still impactful though.
Best line in the film and he talked over it 🤣🤣 iykyk...
Welcome to Earth
Now that’s what I call a close encounter
@@Jiff321 "ARE YOU OUT OF YOUR DAMN MIND!?"
@@Islanders83 Welcome to Erf!
Naaaah...the best line in the film is either 'payback's a bitch' or 'hello, boys...I'M BAAAACK!'
So this opening evening when DTS and THX sound was first being introduced with multichannel digital surround sound. Movie was epic, and coming off the special effects new generation released in the first Jurassic Park movie. Great time for movies! Great reaction as well! 👍
You described it perfectly, DTS came out of Jurassic Park and it most impressive use was Saving Private Ryan. Jurassic Park initiated the advance cgi era and ID4 was the second guy at bat.
You can't talk during Will Smith scenes!! You missed his line after he punched the alien!!
Welcome to earth!
“Now that’s what I call a close encounter.”
@@bigdirt9807 I never saw that movie, but even 14 year old me got the reference hahaha.
My favorite part of this movie is David is able to take down advanced alien technology with a mid-90’s MacBook.
This was a great reaction. It made me remember the joy of seeing in the theater back in 96. I mean this is when movie theaters had people wait in line and it would go around the building. This was IT! Glad you enjoyed it and yes it’s silly fun dumb entertainment but it’s one hell of a picture.
Thanks!
This movie put Will Smith on the map as a major movie star. Before Independence Day, he was best known for being on The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air. But when Independence Day hit, Will was coming out with a big movie like every year. He was even approached to play Neo in The Matrix, but turned it down because he didn't understand the script.
And save yourself the trouble and skip Independence Day: Resurgence. Will Smith isn't in it, and it's trash.
"He fought the president. Not many people can put that on their resume." Well, Vince McMahon can. Just sayin'.
The presidents speech at the end though.... 🤌🤌🤌 chills
After 24 years of having watched/known about this movie, I just now made the connection that Will Smith's character's fighter pilot buddy is Harry Connick Jr. a great pianist/musician and winner of lots of Grammys
On the mother ship when David said must move faster it was a throwback to Jurassic Park when tyrannosaurus Rex was chasing him in the jeep
I remember seeing this in theater. Those were the days. Not like now.
Bruh, how have i never made the connection his missile was jammed cuz he accidentally armed it earlier
Is that why? I thought it was just a mechanical failure. May I ask, how do you know it's because he flipped the switch earlier?
Man I was like that too and I've seen this movie since it came out in 1996! Wow!
Kid throws his medicine away.
older bro: "You got any what this stuff costs?!"
non-americans: "5 bucks? I dunno."
If you like car chases and the wasteland, then I’d recommend the original Mad Max trilogy
Fury Road is a masterpiece
Beverly Hills Cop has a great opening car chase; and it's a fun, funny, action-packed Eddie Murphy gem.
Me and my two best friends went to see this on the 4th of July. It was the only time I've ever seen a standing ovation in the theatre.
Did the stand up applause happen when the dog jumped through the door lol
@@lectornox it happened at the end. Was one of the best theater experiences ever had.
@@taiwanwhite5762 I saw in the theater too I didn't see any standing ovations but when the aliens bodysuit opened up while they were doing the autopsy everybody jumped lol
@@lectornox watching it on the 4th of July in a military town might've contributed to it.
For anyone familiar with the previous movie from the same director (Roland Emmerich) which was "Stargate", the novelization of Independence Day mentions that the team at Area 51 had previously tried to contact a Dr Daniel Jackson for help translating the alien language, but they were unable to find him. This won't mean much unless you've seen Stargate, so... see Stargate. There's a movie, and then 15 amazing seasons of TV and two more movies down that rabbit hole.
@8:32 Never noticed before but that shot of the space ship out their window reminds me of V, that old 80's miniseries.
Will Smith established himself as the coolest leading man in Hollywood with this movie.
They only have craft at Area 51. The bodies are at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
Of course, 8 years after this film, the First Lady got a promotion to President of the Twelve Colonies of Kobol.
12:34 "Have you seen the f**king size of that ship dude? You I.. ii.. a.. tho.. a.. e.. i mean you you gonna have to drop a nuke" was so funny. Not many movies can make Primate unable to speak.
Lol
Fyi: 12 people have stepped on the moon.
From presidents dying wife, to secretary of education, to the president of the colonies. What a journey.
I will never forget watching this on independence day when it was released at a family gathering as a kid..it was an insane experience..great reaction 💯
My favourite line: I could’ve been at a barbecue!!!!! Lol
Independence Day was released the year i was born, and it's been one of my childhood favorites.
It does atleast make some sense that an alien species which has eliminated crime would over time get lazy about computer security
Independence Day it’s such an underrated film to many people they actually don’t like this film but to other 90s focus pure nostalgia if you talk about the year and watch this movie came out I actually kind a like it
Will Smith’s pilot friend is played by Harry Connick Jr., who is not only a decent actor, but firstly an amazing big band musician and a very handsome man. Check him out.
Oh noooo you have deleted the president's speech :(
Dude my family used to watch this every 4th of July, one year we were living in a kinda...Ghetto area in Maryland, near Baltimore so...Anyway. The moment the guy shot the alien through the lab window? Gunshots from the side/back parking lot of our building XD it was too well timed and still a clear memory for me
Speaking of UFO's I saw some a couple of times. Both times they looked like moving stars. Not airplanes, not fireflies, not comets, stars. First time I was out with my brother walking his dog around 11pm, stargazing a bit and shooting the breeze and I kept checking out this one patch of sky since it was a clear night and no light pollution so you could see all the stars in the sky. There was a triangle pattern of three stars in one spot.
After about twenty or thirty minutes an airplane came from the north west-ish part of the sky. Had the blinking lights and all, probably a passenger plane heading to the airport about forty miles away. When the plane passed under the triangle shape the bottom star in the pattern suddenly started moving and following the plane. Kept at a steady speed and just followed the plane across the sky and disappeared over the tree line toward the airport. It was weird man, like a giant invisible hand just started moving the star across the sky like a refrigerator magnet across it's surface.
Last year I saw similar ones, two this time flying across the sky together. One was going straight and another did some maneuvers behind it before catching up and following it in a straight line. Both times they looked just like stars. Weirdest damn thing I ever saw.
Area 51 & Aliens: It's not the first time for wacko theories. Inhabitants of our Galaxy live just too incredibly far away from each other have visitors; especially never having a clear video of one.
I see this in theaters when I was 4, omG I’m 29. I remember the theater clapping and cheering when the dog made it.
We had 106 in summer 2012, then had-10 in November 2013 following a bad tornado outbreak
When the president says "doesn't anyone have any missiles?" in the original script, Russel Case had a missile strapped to his crop duster. On youtube titled "Independence Day Alternate Ending"
EVERY 90'S kid Hello boys
...
I'M BAAAAAAAACK
Watched this movie religiously as a kid in the 90s. One thing I always thought was really cool was how the aliens had created these huge biological exosuits for their frail bodies. The suits look like biological matter and I suppose they figured out a way to interact with the suits to make themselves more powerful and physically imposing.
It seems their main weapon from the ships just makes the air catch fire which is terrifying
Fun Fact: The president's daughter is Katara
The First Lady was Stands With A Fist in 'Dances With Wolves'
Have you seen that?
I hope you get to watch I, Robot with Will Smith in it too.
So, David works for a cable company in New York, if he wants to get the word out about the countdown, why not just go on the air in one of the largest media markets in the world and tell people? There's no way they don't have the capability to broadcast out the information. Pretty sure it'd get to the President a lot faster than driving to D.C..
Area 51 is where the government hides the 3% milk
But if you want a funny alien invasion see Mars Attacks. Oh yes - when the White House blew up, many audience members hurried it. The asme scene also used in Austin Powers movie
They said the mothership has a diameter of ~550km...(a bit less than the size of Texas)
So, let's just say our heros were locked in the middle of the ship. After dropping the nuke, they had 30 secs to get out of there, so that's 275km in 30secs...that means they were cruising at minimum 33.000km/h. And let's not even mention one nuke flattening all of Texas.
We haven't been back because it's super expensive and we decide what money gets spent on and we decided it wasn't worth it anymore. I say we meaning voters.
This film was the event of 1996.
Jeff Goldblum makes any movie better. I recommend, Earth Girls Are Easy (1988).
I thought I Am Legend was bad, Independence Day very entertaining, the original Star Wars is a classic. I thoroughly enjoyed the Men In Black movies, but the best SiFi outer space movies are Alien, and Aliens. Some excellent movies about space/space race that are based on real events are, October Sky (1999), The Right Stuff (1983), Hidden Figures (2016), Apollo 13, (1995). Fictional fun was Space Cowboys (2000), and favorite space fantasy movies, Contact (1987), Moon (2009), Guardians of the Galaxy (2014), and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.2 (2017).
If you want some more will smith movies to watch bro I suggest
I Robot
The bad boys trilogy
Hitch
Personally think there some of his best movies 🔥🔥
Enemy of the state is an other one
@@taratoz98 oh Yhyh forgot about that one
I totally forgot about "The Pursuit of Happyness." If you ever get a chance to watch it, watch it; even if you never get polls high enough. I don't think as many people are aware of it as other fictional stories. Smith is a good actor and conveys the incredibly tough time Chris Gardner had, not only in making it into a financial firm, but in weathering a tempestuous relationship, trying to take care of his boy, and being broke. I've also always found Jaden Smith a natural. The difference between this movie and all the others you mentioned was that this is a true story. Chris Gardner busted his ass and did more in a few years than most people do their entire lives. He's one of my heroes and I cried all the way through this movie. He never wanted anything handed to him and he didn't feel entitled to it; he just kicked a**. I admire him so much I can't express it. I challenge you to watch it without crying. Incredible man.
You miss the line man, 'Welcome to Earth!' After Will punched the alien
The original cut for Russel was him flying in with his crop plan and a missile cause they wouldn't let him fly, that's why they were all like who is that guy and ID yourself and i guess why they had to make it seem like it was just jammed
A bunch of my family and I watched ID4 on opening day July 3rd on LSD HAHAHAHA and it blew us away,The excitement in the theater was like nothing I have seen since the original Star Wars 1977 release. This is by Far my Favorite Alien Invasion Movie to this day, the sequel broke my heart it was so bad....Here is to hoping they move forward with the planned ID4 TV series that will pretend the sequel never happened.
I went to see this movie to the theater when it came out. Back then, we have never seen something like this... the fx just blow me away like all those buildings in the movie.
There is also a second movie released 20 years later, when the Mother ship arrives.
The reason we've never been back to the moon
is because we were never supposed to be there in the first place.
There WAS most likely craft and bodies at Area 51, but after the release of the information that the base and facility exists, it's most likely that they were moved to another unknown and undisclosed facility, as well as any other otherworldly anomalies, like the SCP Foundation (if it indeed exists) for example.
There are other worlds nearby (in a cosmic sense) that COULD theoretically support life, possibly intelligent life.
And it's more than likely one of these probable civilizations currently watching over us.
What for, we may never know...
I'll tell you what movie series you should react to, the mummy movies with Brenden Fraser.
This is legit one of my favourite movies. Top 10 with a breeze.
You should totally check out "Enemy of the State." (1998) That's a really good film too starring Will Smith and Gene Hackman.
It's so good
The fire would not have gone to that room. It generally goes in the direction of least resistance. They still would die, there would be no oxygen left after such fireball for a woman a kid and a dog. They literally would have better chances if the dog would not make it but they would suffocate anyway.
But they did'nt.
You’d be surprised what hidden strength a parent can call up when their child is in danger and your determined to live for them.
As you look up stories of parents lifting up care because their kids get stuck under them, scientists have no idea why it happens, probably increased amount of adrenaline but it’s very much an instinct
Adrenaline is a big part of it, I read about this guy who got stuck under a Boulder and he had a surge of adrenaline that gave him the strength to lift it off himself His arms were fractured from it but he got it off him and lived.
A friend of mine was stationed at area 51; its an advanced vehical and weapons research and testing facility
10:55 Still one of my favorite scenes ever. Basically "Oh crap"
And bro, for another good Will Smith movie (he has a lot), check out I, Robot.
Oh, and if you haven't seen the Bad Boys movies, watch those as well!
Area 51 is actually the storage room for the alien artifacts the Stargate teams brought back to earth.
The movie is silly, illogical, has loads of cheese and unlikely stuff happen and I love it. :) The effects are bloody impressive and there's a bunch of great actors in it. It's not even a guilty pleasure for me, just a pleasure, even knowing all the faults. :)
Much love to the channel! Sorry you have to go through this. I don't mind rewatching(and liking) these old reactions.
Thanks man!