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[Krystal109]

This week I bring you the huge hit Independence Day. This was one of the films that made Will Smith a major action film actor. Remember when youd didn't know who he was?

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I think my favorite is the first domestic one; the most common one. It's got good color contrast and a big open cityscape. The others are okay, but in the end I think they got it right.

Which one is your favorite? Did you see the movie when it came out?

[ifellhard]

I like the first one, too.  But it's very weird and gut-wrenching for me to see a movie about mass destruction and see the Twin Towers sitting in the background of that shot of NYC. Who would have thought that they'd actually be gone five years later? 

[Krystal109]

Yea that's kinda amazing. I almost wish they left the footage of the spiderweb between the twin towers in the first Spiderman movie because everytime I see them I think about what happened and those poor people... it really makes you value life.

[elizabeth]

I like the first one too.