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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder | Apocalypse
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Outstanding Models and Miniatures in a Motion Picture | 2006
Best Single Visual Effect of the Year | 2006 | Dennis
Outstanding Compositing in a Motion Picture | 2006
Best Sound Editing in Feature Film Sound Effects Foley | 2006 | Richard
Best Sound Design | 2006
Best Performance by a Younger Actor | 2006 | Dakota
2006 | John
Best Young Actress | 2006 | Dakota
Best Sound Editing | 2006 | Richard
Visual Effects of the Year | 2005 | Dennis
Youth in Film | 2005 | Dakota
Best Original Soundtrack of the Year | 2005 | John
Best Achievement in Visual Effects | 2006
Best Achievement in Sound Mixing | 2006
Best Achievement in Sound Editing | 2006
Best Film | 2010 | Steven
Best FX | 2006
The Holy ShtJump From Your Seat Award | 2006
Most Memorable Mutilation | 2006
Best Remake | 2006
Best Science Fiction Movie | 2006
Best Visual Effects | 2006
Best Sound Effects Editing | 2006
Best Sound Mixing | 2006
Best Youth Performance | 2006 | Dakota
Best Sound Editing in Feature Film Dialogue and Automated Dialogue Replacement | 2006 | Richard
Best Special Effects Migliori effetti speciali | 2006
Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for Motion Pictures | 2006 | Andy
Best Special Effects | 2006
Best Music | 2006
Best Writing | 2006
Best Director | 2006
Best Actor | 2006
Best Science Fiction Film | 2006
Best Frightened Performance | 2006 | Dakota
Worst Actor | 2006 | Tom
Best Blockbuster Movie | 2006 | Steven
Choice Summer Movie | 2005
Best Cinematography or VisualSpecial Effects | 2005 | Dennis
Outstanding Overall DVD | 2005
Outstanding Film Editing | 2005
Outstanding Visual Effects | 2005 | Dennis
Best Action Sequence of the Year | 2005
Best Supporting Actress of the Year | 2005
Biggest Disappointment of the Year | 2005
Best Special Effects of the Year | 2005
Best SciFi Movie of the Year | 2005
Most Overrated Movie of the Year | 2005
Best Visual Effects | 2005
Best Original Score for a FantasyScience Fiction Film | 2005 | John
Best International Actress | 2005 | Dakota
Best Film | 2005 | Steven
Soundtrack Composer of the Year | 2005 | John
Budget 132,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 603,873,119 USD
When the aliens are investigating the junk in the basement, one of them plays with a bicycle wheel. This is a reference to the original book; the main character observes that, with all the advanced technology the aliens possess, they do not use any wheels, and wonders if the alien life form had skipped the invention of the wheel.
While filming nearby, Tom Cruise, along with a twenty-member entourage including Steven Spielberg, visited a Lexington, Virginia Dairy Queen. Cruise saw a jar on the counter with a photo of Ashley Flint and her story. Flint had been in a go-cart accident a few months earlier, leaving her family with a mountain of hospital bills. Cruise put $5,000 cash into the jar.
One scene shows Ray running out of the house to find Robbie while dozens of people are right outside his house photographing the lightning storm. To film the scene, producers hired people on the street to come to the street at the time of shooting with a camera and film so they could get pictures of Tom Cruise for free.
During the filming of the underwater scenes (where the ferry capsizes), director Steven Spielberg played a prank on Tom Cruise and Dakota Fanning by playing the dramatic music from Jaws (1975) (also one of Spielberg's films) through the massive underwater speakers on the sound stage.
The tripod design for the alien machines is based on H.G. Wells' original description from his book, including the heat rays at the ends of arms. The "red weed" is also from the novel, as is the alien "need" for humans.
When the aliens are investigating the junk in the basement, one of them plays with a bicycle wheel. This is a reference to the original book; the main character observes that, with all the advanced technology the aliens possess, they do not use any wheels, and wonders if the alien life form had skipped the invention of the wheel.
While filming nearby, Tom Cruise, along with a twenty-member entourage including Steven Spielberg, visited a Lexington, Virginia Dairy Queen. Cruise saw a jar on the counter with a photo of Ashley Flint and her story. Flint had been in a go-cart accident a few months earlier, leaving her family with a mountain of hospital bills. Cruise put $5,000 cash into the jar.
One scene shows Ray running out of the house to find Robbie while dozens of people are right outside his house photographing the lightning storm. To film the scene, producers hired people on the street to come to the street at the time of shooting with a camera and film so they could get pictures of Tom Cruise for free.
During the filming of the underwater scenes (where the ferry capsizes), director Steven Spielberg played a prank on Tom Cruise and Dakota Fanning by playing the dramatic music from Jaws (1975) (also one of Spielberg's films) through the massive underwater speakers on the sound stage.
The tripod design for the alien machines is based on H.G. Wells' original description from his book, including the heat rays at the ends of arms. The "red weed" is also from the novel, as is the alien "need" for humans.
"Robbie Ferrier: What is it? Is it terrorists? Ray Ferrier: These came from some place else. Robbie Ferrier: What do you mean, like, Europe? Ray Ferrier: No, Robbie, not like Europe!"
"[last lines] Narrator: From the moment the invaders arrived, breathed our air, ate and drank, they were doomed. They were undone, destroyed, after all of man's weapons and devices had failed, by the tiniest creatures that God in his wisdom put upon this earth. By the toll of a billion deaths, man had earned his immunity, his right to survive among this planet's infinite organisms. And that right is ours against all challenges. For neither do men live nor die in vain."
