Independence Day Page #6
- Year:
- 1996
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David, tell him!
Uh, I know why we
have satellite disruption.
All right. Go ahead.
Ok.
DAVID:
Let's say that you wantto coordinate with spaceships...
on different sides
of the Earth.
You couldn't send a
direct signal, right?
You're talking about
line of sight.
Yeah, that's right, that's right. Exactly.
The curve of the Earth prevents it.
DAVID:
If you'd need satellitesto relay that signal
in order to reach
each ship.
Well, I found a signal,
hidden inside,
our own satellite
system.
MAN:
Excuse me, Mr. President.They're starting.
They're using our own
satellites against us...
(BEEPING)
and the clock is ticking.
(ENGINE RUNNING)
Bringing it
in to hover.
MAN:
Welcome Wagon,Echo One.
Approaching alien ship.
Initiating communications
sequence, Echo One.
Welcome Wagon
has commenced.
TOM:
General Grey, coordinatewith the Atlantic Command.
Tell them to evacuate as many people
out of the cities as they can.
GREY:
Yes, sir.Get those helicopters
away from the ship.
Call them back
immediately.
ALBERT:
What the hell's going on?We're leaving.
Kim, my daughter.
Uh...
There's something
happening here.
They're responding.
MAN:
Something's opening.WOMAN:
Somethingis happening.
It looks like there's some
kind of activity here.
This may be some type
of response, Echo One.
We see it, too.
Can't identify it.
(EXPLODING)
(FIRE CRACKLING)
We are evacuating. I repeat. We
are evacuating the White House.
(ALL TALKING INDISTINCTLY)
Load the rest of the staff
in the second helicopter.
MAN:
Who should we pick?Is my wife in the air?
She will be shortly.
Nice. Very nice.
MAN 1:
Ok. Buckle up.MAN 2:
Latch secure.Look, we have
our own phone.
MAN:
Let's move outta here!MAN:
The president's ordered an evacuation.We have to leave now.
MAN:
(ON TV) And our prayers go out to thewives and children of those brave pilots.
Indeed, God
help us all.
Come on.
The visitors responded
with terrifying...
Authorities have called for a complete
evacuation of Los Angeles County.
People are advised to avoid the
highways wherever possible.
Oh, yeah. Great.
Now he tells me.
MAN:
(ON PA) This is the Los AngelesPolice Department.
Please vacate the premises
immediately for your own safety.
Take me!
Take me!
Can we move it along?
WOMAN:
(ON PHONE)Dr. Katz's office.
Hello. Let me speak to...
Dr. Katz,
Please.
I'm sorry. He's not available.
Listen, for $300 an hour, you can put me
through to his house in the Hamptons!
MAN:
This is the Los AngelesPolice Department.
Please vacate the premises
immediately for your own safety.
MAN:
Mrs. Whitmore.You must leave now.
No!
MAN:
First lady secured.We're on the move.
Look! They're
opening up!
(HATCH OPENING)
It's so pretty.
MAN:
We gotta get thehell outta here!
TOM:
Go ahead, pilot. We'reready to take off right now.
Can you get a blanket
for Patricia?
Here.
JULIUS:
Over there?(BEEPING RAPIDLY)
(SOFTLY) Time's up.
(GASPS)
(EXPLODING)
(ALL SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY)
(ALL CLAMORING INDISTINCTLY)
Get down!
(EXPLODING)
(SCREAMING)
(HORN HONKING)
(EXPLODING)
(PEOPLE SCREAMING
INDISTINCTLY)
(GIRL SCREAMING FAINTLY)
(ALL SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY)
(EXPLODING)
(SCREAMING)
Oh, crap.
(HELICOPTER
ENGINES WHIRRING)
(EXPLODING)
(WIND HOWLING LOUDLY)
(SCREAMING)
(EXPLODING)
(ALARM BLARING)
(ALL SCREAMING)
(ALARM BLARING)
(SCREAMING)
(EXPLODING)
(RUMBLING HARDLY)
(FIRE CRACKLING)
(MEN SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY)
Oh, my God.
Come on, Dylan.
We gotta go.
Come on, Boomer.
(ALL SCREAMING)
(DYLAN SCREAMING)
(CARS CRASHING)
(JASMINE GRUNTING)
(GRUNTS ANGRILY)
Boomer!
Boomer!
(BOOMER WHIMPERS SOFTLY)
(LOUD THUDDING)
MAN:
(ON RADIO) Reports are unclearas to the extent of the devastation,
but from all accounts,
Los Angeles, Washington,
and New York have
been left in ruins...
Good God!
RUSSELL:
I been saying it.I been saying it
for 10 damn years.
Ain't I been saying it, Miguel?
I been saying it.
Dad, I'm sick. I
don't feel good.
TROY:
Pull it over, man.MIGUEL:
We're going to be all right, Troy.TROY:
Leave me alone, man I got it.Miguel.
Look at all that.
TOM:
We could have evacuatedThat's the advantage of
being a fighter pilot.
In the Gulf War, we
knew what we had to do.
It's just...
not simple anymore.
TOM:
A lot ofpeople died today.
(SIGHS)
How many didn't
have to?
Any news on
my wife yet?
The helicopter never
made it to Nellis.
GREY:
No radio contact.JASMINE:
Come on, Dylan.Stay close.
Here it is.
What happened, Mommy?
I don't know, baby.
MAN:
You men will be the firstwave in our counterattack.
Our target is
to the north,
centered above what remains
of down town Los Angeles.
You scared, man?
No.
You?
Nope.
Hold me.
Hey, pay attention.
Something you want to add to
this briefing, Captain Hiller?
No, sir. I'm just a little anxious to get
up there and whup E. T.'s ass, that's all.
And you'll get
your chance.
You'll all get
your chance.
Good hunting.
Dismissed.
Let's kick the tires and
light the fires, big daddy.
(MAN SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY)
JIMMY:
Let's bring it home.Let's bring that bad
boy home, Captain.
You loose? Yes, sir.
You got your
victory dance?
Well, I got it
right here.
Don't get premature on me, soldier. We
don't light up till the fat lady sings.
I'm all ears, brother.
You the man!
(ENGINES ROARING LOUDLY)
TOM:
All right,gentlemen, we're on.
General, it's NORAD.
General Grey here.
Al?
ALBERT:
All satellite, microwave and groundcommunications with the cities are down.
All systems go.
For intelligence, we believe
we're looking at a total loss.
How about our boys?
Where are they?
ETA to target,
four minutes.
I shouldn't
have left her.
Don't worry about
it, big man.
I'm sure she got out of
here before it happened.
Or, as the good
reverend would say,
(AS JESSE JACKSON) Why we're on this
particular mission we'll never know.
But I do know, here today,
that the Black Knights
will emerge victorious
once again.
Amen, man.
Amen, Reverend.
Holy God.
Lock and load.
Roger that.
Los Angeles Attack Squadron has
Amraam missiles locked on target.
Washington and New York
squadrons reporting lock on.
Fire at will.
MAN 1:
Fire at will.MAN 2:
Fire at will.STEVE:
Knights weare red and free.
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