The refrain "rage against the dying of the light" features in the song "Down to the River" on Ben Caplan's 2011 album "In the Time of the Great Remembering". In the 1995 film Dangerous Minds, retired U.S. Marine LouAnne Johnson, played by Michelle Pfeiffer, uses the poem to teach her students and help them identify with what they are learning in her class. Electronic musician Richard Burmer released a track of the same name on his 1996 album Treasures of the Saints which features a recording of Dylan Thomas reading the poem.[13] In the 1996 film Independence Day, the President makes a rousing speech as he prepares to lead the attack against the alien invaders, adapting Thomas' line, saying, "We will not go quietly into the night."[14] The band Brave Saint Saturn includes a recording of Thomas reading his poem in their song "Two-Twenty-Nine" on their 2000 album So Far from Home.[15][citation needed] The poem is referenced in the 2001 Digimon anime episode "A Million Points of Light".