Independence Day Page #11
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- 1996
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might be possible.
Oh, please!
ALBERT:
We don't have themanpower or the resources...
to launch that kind
of a campaign!
Not to mention that this
whole cockamamie plan
is dependent on a machine that no one
in this world is qualified to operate.
I wouldn't say
that, sir.
STEVE:
I've seen thesethings in action.
And I'm well aware of their
maneuvering capabilities.
With your permission, general,
I'd like the opportunity to try.
ALBERT:
That thingis a wreck!
It crash-landed
back in the '50s!
We don't even know if
it's capable of flying!
Jim...
remove the clamps.
(DOOR OPENING GENTLY)
Any questions?
Let's do it.
All right, you heard the president, let's
get this thing preped and ready to fly!
Good luck, pilot.
Thank you, Mr. President.
A virus!
Your idea.
That's right.
can fly that thing?
Do you really think you can do
all that bullshit you just said?
(DAVID SIGHS)
Hoo!
ALBERT:
I understand you are upsetover the death of your wife.
But that's no excuse for
No! The only mistake
I ever made
was to appoint a sniveling little weasel
like you as Secretary of Defense.
I don't think you understand!
However!
That is one mistake I am thankful to
say that I don't have to live with.
Mr. President, please!
Mr. Nimziki...
You're fired.
Let's organize every plane we can find and
get us some goddamn pilots to fly them.
Yes, sir.
He can't do that.
Well, he just...
did.
MAN:
Command has attempted to compilea list of casualties and losses,
but information is
sketchy at best.
Well, we know we've lost the
Belgian contingent in the Sina.
There's a strong possibility ther may be more
reinforcements hiding in the Golan Straits.
What the hell's
he saying?
It seems they're getting a signal.
Old Morse code.
It's from the
Americans!
They want to organize
a counter offensive!
What do they
plan to do?
(THUNDER CRASHING)
(SPEAKING RUSSIAN)
(SPEAKING CHINIESE)
We have confirmed reports
of combat-ready divisions
in Europe, the Middle
East, and Asia.
That's impressive.
Considering it's all
being done with...
Morse code.
We have sufficient aircraft
for the battleplan, but...
But what?
Pilots are
coming up short.
Well, then, find them.
WOMAN:
(ON TV) Ham radio operatorsfrom New York to Japan
trade rumors of military
forces in hiding
unwilling to reveal themselves
for fear of annihilation.
MITCHELL:
What we're planning at this timeis to launch a counter offensive.
However, with our
depleted manpower,
we're asking that anyone with any
flight experience come forward.
Military training is preferable, but anyone
who can fly a plane would be useful.
I can fly.
I'm a pilot.
MITCHELL:
All right, guys, listen up!All right, pay
close attention.
These F-18s are very different
than the jets you piloted before.
It's kind of strong. You have
to forgive the expression,
but you're about to get a crash
course in modern avionics.
Keep it coming. Keep it, keep it.
Okay, you got it!
All right, listen up.
Before we can begin, we're
gonna have to get a little
background information on
your flight experience.
Let's start with you.
Who, me?
Well, I'm Russell Casse, sir.
And, after 'Nam, I
got into crop-dusting.
And...
been doing that
ever since.
RUSSELL:
On apersonal note, sir...
I'd just like to add that...
ever since I was kidnapped
I have been dying
for some payback.
And I just want you
to know that...
I won't let you down.
GREY:
You have one tacticalnuclear missile...
we're loading into this launcher we're
installing under the right wing.
This is the
firing mechanism.
GREY:
It'll be attached to theship's main console.
STEVE:
Just like the Amraamlaunch pad on a Stealth.
Except the nuke will not
detonate at impact.
You'll have 30 seconds to get
your asses out of there.
GREY:
Good luck, gentlemen.30 seconds.
Tell me, tell me.
Well, it's the strongest radio
transmitter we could get.
It'll tell us when you've
uploaded the virus.
CONNIE:
30 seconds.Don't you think that's cutting
it a little too close?
Oh! We're gonna be well on our way back
home before we shoot that thing off.
Why you? David!
CONNIE:
I don't...I don't understand,
why you can't show someone
else how to plant the virus.
Someone who is trained.
No.
No, something
may go wrong.
I may have to think
quickly, adjust the signal.
Who knows? Hey.
You know how like I'm always
trying to save the planet?
Here's my chance.
Now he gets ambitious.
DYLAN:
It's too tight.JASMINE:
Well, I had to borrow it. Let me see.Okay. All right, I guess
that's good enough.
So. How do I look?
Oh, thank you. You're
a lot of help.
JASMINE:
You're late!Well, you know me.
I know. You like to
make a big entrance.
Listen.
Before we do this, I just
wanna say I'm sorry.
Sorry for what, babe?
I should have done
this a long time ago.
Do you have the ring?
Yes, sir.
STEVE:
Here, makeyourself useful.
Ow!
Witnesses?
STEVE:
Uh...JASMINE:
Um...CONNIE:
We got hung up.PREACHER:
Well, let's getthis show on the road.
Dearly beloved,
we're gathered here
in the sight of God,
and in the presence
of these witnesses,
to join this man,
and this woman in
holy matrimony.
Any person who can show good cause
please speak now or
forever hold your peace.
Steve, will you take this
woman to be your wedded wife
to live together with her in
the holy state of matrimony?
Will you love
her, comfort her,
honor and keep her in
sickness and in health
and forsaking
all others,
keep yourself only for her as
long as you both shall live?
I will.
Good morning.
TOM:
They're a little young.GREY:
That they are.They look a
little nervous.
MITCHELL:
I need all flight crews to reportto their designated areas immediately.
Major, can I borrow that?
MITCHELL:
Sir.Good morning.
(BEEPS)
Good morning.
TOM:
In less than an hour...aircraft from here will join
others from around the world.
And you will be launching the largest
aerial battle in the history of mankind.
Mankind, that...
word should have new meaning
for all of us today.
We can't be consumed by our
petty differences any more.
We will be united in
our common interest.
Perhaps it's fate that
today is the 4th of July.
And you will once again be
fighting for our freedom.
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