The Movie Concept"The War of 1996: A United World News Unique" is an engaging mockumentary-style short movie released in 2016 that serves as a promotional tie-in for the science-fiction follow up movie "Self-reliance Day: Renewal". The film skillfully combines fictional events with real-world elements, dealing with the alien intrusion of the initial motion picture "Independence Day" as a historical event.
Story OverviewThe movie begins with an intro from an obvious United World News anchor, detailing the significant events that unfolded twenty years ago. On July 2nd, 1996, an alien race tried to wipe out the human race, beginning what is now referred to as "The War of 1996", paralleling the occasions of the very first Independence Day motion picture.
The news unique provides the traumatizing intrusion as irrevocably modifying the course of human history. The story is recounted through the eyes of survivors, who share their experiences from resisting the alien hazard, to the valiant, last-minute victory on the 4th of July, likewise called "Independence Day".
The AftermathThe movie advances to the consequences of the war, showing how an alien technology restored following the invasion has actually begun a new era of human development and unity. The world's countries put aside their differences, coming together to restore their cities and form the Earth Space Defense (ESD) to protect the planet from future intrusions.
The HeroesCouple of individuals are likewise highlighted in earnest tribute, each playing a vital role during the war, such as the brave actions of President Thomas Whitmore, researcher David Levinson, and fighter pilot Steven Hiller. Their stories are linked with the overall narrative, making the movie feel real and grounded.
Human Innovation and DefenseThe movie laid focus on human development with making use of alien technology such as the creation of the Moon base, advancements in AI, weapons, and defense systems. The ESD's director is Levinson, who leads the charge in getting ready for possible future invasions, reinforcing the idea that mankind isn't simply surviving; it's thriving in a post-invasion world.
Design and PresentationThe War of 1996 exists with total authenticity, with convincing performing, outstanding usage of stock video, and adept incorporation of clips from the initial film. Its story is clear and compelling, effectively transfer the audience into this pictured reality where the occasions of Independence Day actually happened.
ConclusionIn conclusion, "The War of 1996: A United World News Special" does an exceptional job developing a gripping backstory for the Independence Day sequel. It sets the stage for "Independence Day: Resurgence" by showing how the occasions of the initial film have actually affected the world, contextualizing the sequel in an unique and fascinating method.
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