It sounds like you're referring to the film (2016) and the website 9xMovies (often associated with piracy).
Independence Day: Resurgence (2016) is a fascinating failure. It tried to recapture lightning in a bottle but forgot that the original’s spark came from heart, not just firepower. Two decades of waiting yielded a film that was bigger, dumber, and less fun. It stands as a warning to Hollywood: not every alien invasion needs a sequel. Independence Day - Resurgence -2016- www.9xMovi...
Critics panned it. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a approval rating, with the consensus: “ Independence Day: Resurgence delivers the destruction audiences expect, but lacks the original’s human touch and sense of wonder.” Audiences were slightly kinder, giving it a B+ CinemaScore, but word-of-mouth was weak. It sounds like you're referring to the film
If you're asking something specific about the movie itself (like its plot, reception, or cast), or about the legal/ethical issues with such websites, let me know and I can expand. Two decades of waiting yielded a film that
Given your phrasing "interesting piece" — are you noting that the sequel is often criticized for not living up to the 1996 original, or something else about the site's listing?
Some critics argued that the film's storyline was predictable and did not live up to the original. Others praised the film's self-aware, nostalgic approach to reuniting familiar characters. Emmerich's approach to updating the franchise for modern audiences received both praise and criticism.