DVD: Independence Day

DVD

Title:	Independence Day
Publisher:	20th Century Fox
Country:	Australia
Format:	DVD
Date:	24 Apr 2002
Region Code:	Region 4
Classification:	PG
Barcode:	9321337024943
Cat#:	4118SDW
Genre:	Science Fiction, Action, Adventure
Rating:	Rate
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Run Time: 114 Minutes

Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1

Audio: English Dolby Digital 5.1

Subtitles: English For The Hearing Impaired & Various

**Special Features**

*Theatrical & Special Editions

--Chapter Listing--

1. Opening Title / JULY 2
2. Contact
3. At The White House
4. Approaching Earth
5. Chess Game
6. Compact Cable Chaos
7. Imperial Valley, California
8. Deployment / Def Con 3
9. A Technical Kiss
10. Visual Range
11. The Code For Panic
12. Wake Up Call
13. Countdown To Extinction
14. Duty Calls
15. Get Out Of Town
16. Trailer Camp Confrontation
17. Fighter Pilots Report
18. Strip Club
19. Nice Driving
20. Look Up The Number
21. Attempts To Communicate
22. The White House Legacy
23. The Clock Is Ticking
24. Communication Breakdown
25. Panic Or Party
26. Time's Up
27. JULY 3
28. Battle Plans
29. First Attack
30. Two On Two
31. Canyon Chase
32. Welcome To Earth
33. Desert RV Caravan
34. The Truth Is Out There
35. Urban Survivors
36. Do You Know The Way To Area 51
37. Area 51
38. The Freak Show
39. Inside The Alien Attacker
40. Arriving With The Alien
41. In The Ruins Of El Toro
42. Alien Surgery
43. Nuclear Attack
44. Rescue At El Toro
45. The First Lady's Death
46. JULY 4 - Solutions
47. Worldwide Plans
48. A Wedding
49. Independence Day
50. Using The Alien Attacker
51. Into The Mothership
52. Engage The Enemy
53. Adversity Makes Strange Bedfellows
54. Time For A Hero
55. Execute "Jolly Roger"
51. Victory
52. Credits

Independence Day
Released	1996
Director	Roland Emmerich
Writer	Dean Devlin
	Roland Emmerich
Selected Cast	Will Smith as Captain Steven Hiller
	Bill Pullman as President Thomas J. Whitmore
(Information from Cinema World)