Twenty years after
Earth was first spectacularly attacked by alien invaders and repelled by humanity, those pesky critters are back to give it another try in
Independence Day: Resurgence.
Roland Emmerich has made a living out of blowing up the world's greatest landmarks, but even with films like
The Day After Tomorrow, 2012 and
White House Down, he's never been able to recapture the box office blockbuster magic of his 1996 sci-fi movie.
Only time will tell whether mankind has improved its defenses enough to survive another extra-terrestrial assault (especially without the help of
Will Smith).
Jeff Goldblum, Bill Pullman and
Brent Spiner return to face the attacking aliens and are joined by the young faces of
Liam Hemsworth and
Jessie T. Usher to battle the bad guys.
In a post-
9/11 world that has faced terrorist destruction on a massive scale, witnessed real-life catastrophic tsunami events and has seen cinema special effects improve by leaps and bounds over the last twenty years, it remains to be seen if this
Independence Day sequel bring anything new to the big screen.
However, they say timing is everything and maybe an intergalactic popcorn blockbuster is just what the world needs after all the recent global horrors and atrocities. At least if we're all fighting aliens we're not fighting each other, right?
These billboards for the timely movie sequel were photographed in the skies of
L.A. on June 2, 2016, along
Olympic Boulevard, Bundy Drive, the
Sunset Strip and
Pico Boulevard.
If movies about space battles and mass destruction are your cup of tea we're sure this is the film for you, and if all else fails there's always the fireworks to look forward to this
July 4th.
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