Story Details Revealed for Roland Emmerich's Two-Part Independence Day Sequel - ComingSoon.net After almost 17 years, it looks like we're finally going to see the sequels.
^ Nice find! I'd be totally OK with no Will Smith in it (let some new blood run the show) but would like to see Jeff Goldblum return for at least a cameo.
Gentlemen, make ready some tomatoes to throw. You know, the reason it's taken so long to make a sequel to INDEPENDENCE DAY is because the sequel was going to be named PROCRASTINATION DAY... ...but they kept putting off the produ- OH GOD, FLYING TOMATOES.
Eh, I'd prefer a sequel to Battle: Los Angeles. Better main characters, better jumping off point for sequels and all in all, a great deal more fun.
Just saw the coverage on IGN. Yeah don't think I really care about these sequels. I liked the first movie and all, just really don't think it's something that needs 2 sequels.
I´be been saying that I should get the book sequel that happens in the Middle eats, "War in the sand" or something like that, but I keep forgetting about it.
Unless it has Boomer's puppies, they can GTFO. I wanna see a whole pack of dogs outrun a blue-beam explosion.
I thought there were suppose to be sequels like from different battle grounds and such. I do we get to see them eventually.Or at least comics. As for ID4: is still one of my favourite sci fi movies. Yeh, yeh, its all USA spirit and kinda cliche but its so fun to watch.And yes, the aerial battles are great! I see Goldblum making a cameo or maybe a full role as the head leader researcher of the alien tech. ^^
I would watch it, I'm hoping that the jets will transform into mecha like in Macross (or Robotech to others).
Not gonna' lie, I loved Independence Day and I'd definitely be up for sequels. Heck, at the time it was released, it was the second-highest grossing movie of all time (not adjusted for inflation), behind only Jurassic Park. It wasn't considered perfect by any means, but it was pretty much the largest sci-fi/disaster/alien film at the time, in terms of sheer scope and spectacle. It was sort of like the Avatar of the mid '90's.
Actually, I agree with this 100%. Battle LA has a much more realistic feel + the emotional impact of the scenes and humor seems to flow a bit more naturally with the pace of the film.
