In addition to advancements in the fields of transportation and communication (you can Skype people on the moon, with nary a blip in the signal), we also have increased our military defense system, which includes a Moon Base staffed by soldiers preparing for the next possible alien attack.īut Emmerich still seems like he's aiming to make a shlocky 1950's sci-fi drive-in movie, and Resurgence is hopelessly hokey and cheesy, even though the effects and tools at the director's disposal have improved dramatically in the past 20 years. Twenty years after what's now known as The War of 1996, our society lives in a highly advanced state that assimilated alien technologies plucked off the ships we downed in the first movie. Independence Day: Resurgence at Amazon for $3.99 (opens in new tab).Oh, and Will Smith didn't return, which means there's no sizzle on this surprisingly flavorless steak.
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He's describing a new Mothership that's heading toward the Earth, but he's also talking about the movie itself, a massive endeavor that's Michael Bay-esque in its bloated generic-ness, populated by stiff cardboard cutouts who race through bland digital chaos without forging a single memorable human connection. "That is definitely bigger than the last one," planet-saving scientist David Levinson dryly surmises near the start of this sequel. Two decades after Independence Day decimated our landmarks in a fireworks spray of patriotic pomp-and-circumstance (while making global sensations out of Will Smith, Jeff Goldblum and Mac-based computer viruses), Roland Emmerich returns with Independence Day: Resurgence, a hollow and laborious blockbuster that's more obligation than it is celebration.
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