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* ''WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd'' has reviewed the LicensedGame based on the movie for the [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation PS1]] by Creator/RadicalEntertainment and Creator/{{Fox}} Interactive.
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* In ''[[Creator/DreamWorksAnimation DreamWorks]] [[MascotRacer Super Star Kartz]]'' one of [[Franchise/{{Shrek}} Donkey]]'s one-liners is "I gotta get me one of these!" when speeding up.
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* In ''[[Creator/DreamWorksAnimation DreamWorks]] [[MascotRacer Super Star Kartz]]'' ''VideoGame/DreamWorksSuperStarKartz'' one of [[Franchise/{{Shrek}} Donkey]]'s one-liners is "I gotta get me one of these!" when speeding up.
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* ''Literature/BoneChillers'': One of the books, "Scare Bear", features a nerdy kid named Timmy who collects plenty of sci-fi action figures, and is seen building an ''Independence Day'' alien model at the start of one chapter. The book even name-drops the movie.
* ''Literature/BoneChillers'': One of the books, "Scare Bear", features a nerdy kid named Timmy who collects plenty of sci-fi action figures, and is seen building an ''Independence Day'' alien model at the start of one chapter. The book even name-drops the movie.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Bug}} Too!'': The game's third world, [[SpaceZone a space-themed one]], is entitled ''Antennae Day''.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Bug}} Too!'': ''VideoGame/BugToo'': The game's third world, [[SpaceZone a space-themed one]], is entitled ''Antennae Day''.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Freefall}}'': The method of defeating the monster in [[https://freefall.purrsia.com/ff500/fv00449.htm 449]] seems to be a parody of ''Film/IndependenceDay''.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Freefall}}'': The method of defeating the monster in [[https://freefall.[[http://freefall.purrsia.com/ff500/fv00449.htm 449]] seems to be a parody of ''Film/IndependenceDay''.
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* The ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'' episode, "[[Recap/FuturamaS1E12WhenAliensAttack When Aliens Attack]]" has the Omicronian space ships destroy all of Earth's monuments that were conveniently all placed on Monument Beach in the same way the invaders destroyed the White House and serval cities in the Film. Not only that, a smaller space ship destroys Fry's sand castle. Much to Fry's dismay.
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As an iconic Nineties blockbuster with many quickly recognized quotes and scenes, this bit of pop culture gets brought up frequently in other works.
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As an iconic Nineties '90s blockbuster with many quickly recognized quotes and scenes, this bit of pop culture gets brought up frequently in other works.
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* In ''Film/TheBabysitter'': Bee includes Steve and David among other pop culture characters when she lists off what her dream team would do to stop alien invaders.
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* In ''Film/TheBabysitter'': ''Film/TheBabysitter2017'': Bee includes Steve and David among other pop culture characters when she lists off what her dream team would do to stop alien invaders.
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* A video by Creator/LindsayEllis compares this film with the next big movie about an alien invasion, ''Film/WarOfTheWorlds'', which came after the RealLife 9/11 attacks, examining how each movie portrays the aftermath of the initial invasion and how it affects society at large and individual characters, and how each portrayal was colored by the state of the real world at the time.
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* A video by Creator/LindsayEllis compares this film with the next big movie about an alien invasion, ''Film/WarOfTheWorlds'', ''Film/WarOfTheWorlds2005'', which came after the RealLife 9/11 attacks, examining how each movie portrays the aftermath of the initial invasion and how it affects society at large and individual characters, and how each portrayal was colored by the state of the real world at the time.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' episode "Cancelled", a satellite technician tries to help Chef and the kids with the threat posed by aliens who have been using humanity as the unknowing grist for an intergalactic reality show. He's clearly modeled after David Levinson, and his BatDeduction skills are a parody of this movie's third act hinging on David's EurekaMoment.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' episode "Cancelled", a satellite technician tries to help Chef and the kids with the threat posed by aliens who have been using humanity as the unknowing grist for an intergalactic reality show. He's clearly modeled after David Levinson, and his BatDeduction skills are a parody of this movie's third act hinging on David's EurekaMoment.EurekaMoment.
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* In ''Film/TheBabysitter'': Bee includes Steve and David among other pop culture characters when she lists off what her dream team would to to stop alien invaders.
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* ''Series/TeenWolf'': Coach Finstock's go-to -- nay, only -- RousingSpeech for his lacrosse players is Whitmore's speech. Delivered in full costume. With microphone bullhorn. In a small, concrete locker room.
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* In the second episode of [[{{Anime/Symphogear}} Senki Zesshou Symphogear XV]](the final season), the villains attack an American aircraft carrier. Following the tradition of naming American carriers after presidents, her name is USS Thomas Whitmore.
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* In the second episode of [[{{Anime/Symphogear}} Senki Zesshou Symphogear XV]](the XV]] (the final season), the villains attack an American aircraft carrier. Following the tradition of naming American carriers after presidents, her name is USS Thomas Whitmore.
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* In the second episode of ''Anime/SenkiZesshouSymphogear'' XV (the final season), the villains attack an American aircraft carrier. Following the tradition of naming American carriers after presidents, her name is USS Thomas Whitmore.
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* In the second episode of ''Anime/SenkiZesshouSymphogear'' XV (the final season), the villains attack an American aircraft carrier. Following the tradition of naming American carriers after presidents, her name is USS Thomas Whitmore.
* In the second episode of ''Anime/SenkiZesshouSymphogear'' XV (the final season), the villains attack an American aircraft carrier. Following the tradition of naming American carriers after presidents, her name is USS Thomas Whitmore.
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* ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' had Grif suggesting while Simmons is hacking into the Freelancer systems "You should try uploading a virus to the mainframe. I find viruses that feature a laughing skull tend to work the best."
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* ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' ''WebAnimation/RedVsBlue'' had Grif suggesting while Simmons is hacking into the Freelancer systems "You should try uploading a virus to the mainframe. I find viruses that feature a laughing skull tend to work the best."
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* In ''Film/AustinPowers: The Spy Who Shagged Me'', a time-travelling Dr. Evil, who went from 1999 to 1969, plays the scene of the White House being destroyed to scare the President.
* The Scrin Mothership in ''VideoGame/CommandAndConquer3TiberiumWars'' is a flying saucer armed with a matter-conversion cannon that can wipe out whole cities in one shot.
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* ''VideoGame/StarFox64'' has Katina, which is the climax scene from ''Independence Day'', complete with Bill Gray, a nod to Gen. William Grey, Robert Loggia's character in the movie.
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* ''VideoGame/StarFox64'' has Katina, which is basically the climax scene from ''Independence Day'', the film (the official American strategy guide even {{lampshades}} this, saying that the Saucerer's plans might have been stolen from another alien race.), complete with Bill Gray, a nod to Gen. William Grey, Robert Loggia's character in the movie.
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* In ''Film/BallisticKiss'' Donnie Yen's character keeps a scale-sized replica of an alien Harvester action figure in his bedroom. Becomes a plot point when the toy's head contains a hidden compartment for him to keep an important disk.
* ''Film/CaptainMarvel2019'' gives the film multiple nods including Carol walking through the desert and dragging an alien behind her, similar to Will Smith's character doing the same here. There's also an AerialCanyonChase in the climax between Maria Rambeau and Minn-erva, which contains multiple visual similarities to Will Smith and the lone Harvester fighter. This makes sense given that the film is set in TheNineties.
* ''Film/PacificRim'': The RousingSpeech given to the drift pilots takes some very obvious and unabashed cues from the speech the president gives the pilots before the final battle in ''Independence Day''.
* In ''Film/BallisticKiss'' Donnie Yen's character keeps a scale-sized replica of an alien Harvester action figure in his bedroom. Becomes a plot point when the toy's head contains a hidden compartment for him to keep an important disk.
* ''Film/CaptainMarvel2019'' gives the film multiple nods including Carol walking through the desert and dragging an alien behind her, similar to Will Smith's character doing the same here. There's also an AerialCanyonChase in the climax between Maria Rambeau and Minn-erva, which contains multiple visual similarities to Will Smith and the lone Harvester fighter. This makes sense given that the film is set in TheNineties.
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* In ''Film/BallisticKiss'' Donnie Yen's character keeps a scale-sized replica of an alien Harvester action figure in his bedroom. Becomes a plot point when the toy's head contains a hidden compartment for him to keep an important disk.
* ''Film/CaptainMarvel2019'' gives the film multiple nods including Carol walking through the desert and dragging an alien behind her, similar to Will Smith's character doing the same here. There's also an AerialCanyonChase in the climax between Maria Rambeau and Minn-erva, which contains multiple visual similarities to Will Smith and the lone Harvester fighter. This makes sense given that the film is set in TheNineties.
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* In ''Film/BallisticKiss'' Donnie Yen's character keeps a scale-sized replica of an alien Harvester action figure in his bedroom. Becomes a plot point when the toy's head contains a hidden compartment for him to keep an important disk.
* ''Film/CaptainMarvel2019'' gives the film multiple nods including Carol walking through the desert and dragging an alien behind her, similar to Will Smith's character doing the same here. There's also an AerialCanyonChase in the climax between Maria Rambeau and Minn-erva, which contains multiple visual similarities to Will Smith and the lone Harvester fighter. This makes sense given that the film is set in TheNineties.
* ''Film/PacificRim'': The RousingSpeech given to the drift pilots takes some very obvious and unabashed cues from the speech the president gives the pilots before the final battle in ''Independence Day''.
* In ''Film/BallisticKiss'' Donnie Yen's character keeps a scale-sized replica of an alien Harvester action figure in his bedroom. Becomes a plot point when the toy's head contains a hidden compartment for him to keep an important disk.
* ''Film/CaptainMarvel2019'' gives the film multiple nods including Carol walking through the desert and dragging an alien behind her, similar to Will Smith's character doing the same here. There's also an AerialCanyonChase in the climax between Maria Rambeau and Minn-erva, which contains multiple visual similarities to Will Smith and the lone Harvester fighter. This makes sense given that the film is set in TheNineties.
* ''Film/PacificRim'': The RousingSpeech given to the drift pilots takes some very obvious and unabashed cues from the speech the president gives the pilots before the final battle in ''Independence Day''.
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** In ''Film/DoubleDragon'', when an earthquake tremor rattles the martial arts competition our heroes are introduced at Mike quips "Ah, ''Independence Day'' is playing in the adjacent theater!"
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** In ''Film/DoubleDragon'', ''Film/DoubleDragon1994'', when an earthquake tremor rattles the martial arts competition our heroes are introduced at Mike quips "Ah, ''Independence Day'' is playing in the adjacent theater!"
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* ''Fanfic/CodePrime'' evokes the White House destruction scene when the [[spoiler: Decepticon warship ''Nemesis'' hovers over the Royal Palace in the Britannian Empire and blasts a downward beam under it, completely destroying it from the inside.]]
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* ''Film/CaptainMarvel2019'' gives the film multiple nods including Carol walking through the desert and dragging an alien behind her, similar to Will Smith's character doing the same here. There's also an AerialCanyon chase in the climax between Maria Rambeau and Minn-erva, which contains multiple visual similarities to Will Smith and the lone Harvester fighter. This makes sense given that the film is set in TheNineties.
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