Bring the destruction to your neighborhood with Independence Day My Street

Last Updated on July 31, 2021

Sure, INDEPENDENCE DAY: RESURGENCE will once again level the landmarks of the world, but what about your own little piece of the Earth? What are the chances that your home and your neighbourhood might survive the alien attack? Judging by Twentieth Century Fox's little INDEPENDENCE DAY: RESURGENCE tie-in "Independence Day My Street", the chances aren't great. While we wait for Roland Emmerich's latest tale of global destruction, you can burn through a couple of minutes by heading on over to IndependenceDayMYStreet.com and following the instructions of Mr. Jeff Goldblum by entering your address (or any address you like, I'm not your mother) and witnessing the aftermath.

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