This comes after Pullman has haunting visions of another alien invasion. He’s the head of the space defense program who is called upon by the government to deal with the new threat of an alien spaceship that stretches for 3,000 miles. Other characters include Deobia Oparei playing an African warlord troubled by alien visions, William Fichtner as a raving general, Charlotte Gainsbourg as a French psychologist specializing in extra terrestrial visions and the key character of the neurotic activist David Levinson is played by Jeff Goldblum. We also catch up with fighter pilot backstories, which turn out to be irrelevant. Her uncle General Lao (Chin Han) is a moonbase commander. In the sequel there are many Chinese in choice parts, such as the beautiful Angelababy, who plays the maverick fighter pilot Rain. She now is in love with maverick ace space pilot Jake ( Liam Hemsworth ), who operates space tugs on the moon. We learn that President Whitmore’s (Bill Pullman) daughter Patricia (Maika Monroe), in a fruitless part, where she replaced Mae Whitman, is a former flying ace who gave up her career to care for her aging father. No matter the need for the set up, all the characters remain sketchy. It opens taking a long and tedious time to show the characters living 20 years after stemming an alien invasion. The script is weak and the confusing plot is a muddled mess with too many subplots. It’s based on a story by Dean Devlin, Nicokas Wright, and James A.
Emmerich co-writes with James Vanderbilt. It’s again directed by Roland Emmerich (“The Patriot”/”White House Down”). He’s been killed off and replaced by his boring elite fighter pilot son ( Jessie T. There’s no Will Smith (wanted too much money). This was Robert Loggia’s last role before passing away. Most of the original cast return and sleepwalk through their banal parts. In the sequel, only the visuals and production designs are effective. It’s fondly remembered for the White House being blown to bits by a giant alien laser beam. Espirit ( Secretary of Defense Tanner), Robert Loggia ( General Grey) Runtime: 119 MPAA Rating: NR producers: Roland Emmerich, Dean Devlin, Harald Kloser 20th Century Fox 2016)Ī dull and humorless sequel to the 1996 blockbuster hit “Independence Day,” one that was campy, had a lot of goofy fun and a cutting edge technology. Ritter), Angelababy ( Rain Lao), Sela Ward ( President Lanford), Judd Hirsch (Julius Levinson), Grace Huang ( Female Technician), Ryan Cartwright ( David’s Assistant ), Deobia Oparei ( Dikembe Umbutu ), Chin Han ( Commander Jiang), McKenna Grace ( Daisy) Nicholas Wright ( Floyd Rosenberg), Travis Tope (Charlie Miller), Gbenga Akinnagbe ( Agent Travis), Grizelda Quintana ( Road Rage / Confrontation Driver), Patrick St. Fox (Jasmine Hiller), Joey King (Sam), James Woods ( Lt. Isaacs), Charlotte Gainsbourg ( Catherine Marceaux), Vivica A.
Usher (Dylan Hiller), William Fichtner (General Adams), Brent Spiner (Dr.
Woods, Roland Emmerich, James Vanderbilt, based on a story by Devlin, Wright, Woods cinematographer: Markus Foederer editor: Adam Wolfe music: Harald Kloser, Thomas Wanker cast: Jeff Goldblum (David Levinson), Bill Pullman (President Whitmore), Liam Hemsworth (Jake Morrison), Maika Monroe (Patricia Whitmore), Jessie T. (director/writer: Roland Emmerich screenwriters: Dean Devlin, Nicolas Wright, James A.
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