ID4-Ever???

By Ammon Gilbert

Posted 17 years ago

Last Updated on July 26, 2021

That’s not a typo or even wishful thinking, that’s Roland Emmerich’s new pitch via MTV about what he wants to do next: two sequels to 1996’s INDEPENDENCE DAY aka ID4.

Let’s just have Emmerich explain it: What we want to do in the next – it’s actually two movies – we want to do a bigger arc. ‘Independence Day’ was always like the king who leads his troops into battle against an evil force, and that stays like that. ‘ID4-ever,’ Part I and II maybe?

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ID4-EVER! It’s silly, stupid, ridiculous, but you know what… it might just work. He says Will Smith would definitely be involved, and I don’t see why Bill Pullman (aka Eric Walkuski) and Jeff Goldblum wouldn’t come back for a sequel–as unnecessary as a sequel like this would be.

I’m guessing it all hinges off the success of 2012, which hits theaters nationwide today, so if you want an ID4-EVER, go check that shit out and help fund the dude’s next movie!

To check out the full interview, click HERE, and spit some bullets below on your thoughts: ID4-EVER — Yay? Or Nay?

I’m sure Vivica Fox would return!

Source: MTV

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