Independence Day: Resurgence

The Official Movie Novelization

De: Alex Irvine

Narrado por: William Hope

Duración: 9 h y 25 m

Resumen del Editor

Hybrid fighters merging human and alien technology. Massive cannon emplacements on the moon and Mars. A planetary defense force with the finest military personnel ever trained. For two decades we've known the enemy would return. The nations of Earth have collaborated on a unified defense program designed to defend the planet. Yet nothing could prepare us for the immensity of their new assault, and only the courage and skill of a few brave men and women can hope to bring our world back from the brink of extinction.

©2016 Alex Irvine (P)2016 Audible, Ltd

Excellent audiobook.

Any additional comments?

I'm not sure why this audiobook has gotten mediocre reviews. I think it's excellent and I plan on relistening a couple times to catch everything once again. It's very well-done with an excellent pace and narrator (nails the voicing, tone, and overall speech mannerisms of several characters). I especially loved the amount of detail and backstory and the sheer volume of attention given to things that can't be conveyed on screen. It's safe to say this novel is jam-packed with far more information that serves the story than the film will. Think: film - spectacle, book - immersion. This performance and the novel in general are both worthy of 4 at least.

Just OK

Narrator is too singsong and narration as whole is boring. Story is predictable. Hope movie is better.

Fun book

It was a fun audiobook. The narrator did a good impersonation of Judd Hirsch and Brent Spiner. On the technical side, the editor forgot to edit out a bad take of a certain sentence so we're treated to both takes, which is awkward, but it was near the end. Overall, I enjoyed the book.

Could have been so much more

After listening to Crucible, I guess expected more than I should have. This version is a different author and it is a movie novelization-a few more details than what you would see on screen but essentially the same.

hope movie is better

I hope that the movie is better. struggled to finish. don't know if it was the writing style or what but something was just off. kept losing interest.

Good swashbuckling sci-fi!

Loved it. I can't see how there will be a sequel to this movie though.

I love the book as well as the movie.

I don't understand why this movie was not liked. It is just a fun movie for pure entertainment. I loved the first movie and the second. As for this book, it was very entertaining. Made me laugh and kept me entertained throughout. Let me be clear, we are not talking about a great piece of fiction here, just a very entertaining, fun listen.

Similar to the First Movie

I enjoyed the book for what it had but it didn't put me on the edge of my seat. I enjoyed the characters and the interactions that they had. I think my main issue was the lack of detail concerning the 20 year gap that occurred between the stories. The characters were pretty week detailed but not a whole lot of info about the research into the alien tech. Enjoyable but not a classic.

not a bad listen, but not a good one either

narrator keeps changing his volume which makes listening really annoying, other aspects of the narrator are fine. the story is ok, it's irritating when the"smart" characters can't figure out stuff that are pretty obvious. the author also keeps retelling character back stories that makes already slow moving parts even slower. overall I don't regret buying the book, but I really liked the first movie, so I'm probably giving it a better review than I normally would.

Aliens are back

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The characters as written are rather dull and uninteresting, but the aliens are the real star of the show here. If you thought they caused a lot of destruction in the first movie, you ain't seen (or read) nothing yet. Plus, there's an interesting addition to the plot that hasn't been revealed yet in any of the movie trailers I've seen so far. As such, I really enjoyed the novelization and am looking forward to seeing it on the big screen when it hits theaters.