TWISTER (1996) Movie Reaction! | First Time Watch! | Review & Discussion | Bill Paxton | Helen Hunt

[@holyordersotaku3768]

This film caused what was called the "Twister Effect" where loads of people got into meteorology and storm chasing. Many modern storm chasers acknowledge that Twister wasn't very accurate, but still inspired them to get into their field.

[@ragdaj]

consider modern movies, it was too damn accurate :)))

[@StormChaserMaci.]

I'm one of them. I can say that to this day, this movie is legendary. I became a SKYWARN storm chaser for the NWS in Texas partly because of the movie even though I had already had a strong passion for storms like these before hand.

[@davidsmith-uw2ci]

I know i was one of them

[@timhibbard4226]

That’s very cool. So it’s essentially the meteorological world’s version of the Indiana Jones movies. Those movies are even less accurate to archeology, but many American archeologists cite one or more of those movies for igniting their love for studying history.

[@NO_EPIX]

The movie doesn't mean to be that accurate so it will keep it as thrilling as it could be.

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Bill Paxton in this film were amazing. They were such characters in this story. May they still RIP forever. Their legacy lives on in these classic films

[@Ladmia]

Dusty is my favorite character in this movie. It’s the wonder of nature, baby!

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

They left us way to soon.

[@Corey313]

Both were phenomenal actors. Favorite Bill Paxton movie is and to this day will be Aliens and Philip Seymour Hoffman was great in the Hunger Games and played an amazing Villain in Mission Impossible 3

[@Uncle_T]

Kristen thought this movie was about the cut-throat, high stakes world of professional Twister; the game ;) I love how "the new woman" in this movie isn't portrayed as an absolutely nightmarish shrew and alos gracefully bows out with her head held high once she sees the writing on the wall. It's so rare in movies.

[@clunkybootleg1357]

Yes. It would have been very easy to make her the ‘bad guy’ for their relationship to end, but instead she was very dignified and did what was best for her and for him.

[@untunedguitar45]

They also didn’t take the easy way out and just have her be killed off during the night twister at the hotel in the drive-in scene

[@user-lb9xw4xf2q]

Although, the trade off of having her being so nice makes the protagonists seem like jerks for dragging her along in their little reconciliation. I guess she got a memorable trip out of it. lol

[@JeremyAustin-hw1qy]

When bill paxton died 200 storm chasers used gps to spell out bp in corn fields in honor of him being in this movie

[@StormChaserMaci.]

Yes we did. We miss him to this day.

[@JeremyAustin-hw1qy]

@@StormChaserMaci. likewise my wife and I miss him as well

[@tracyleesmith781]

Rest In Peace Bill Paxton ❤❤❤ from New Orleans 🙏🏽

[@zacheryschmidt2611]

I need proof. This sounds too good to be true

[@untunedguitar45]

@@zacheryschmidt2611there’s satellite pictures of these tributes

[@Jordashian93]

Twister still holds up over 25 years after its release. Can’t wait to see Twisters next year

[@LednacekZ]

it was distributed by WB, I am expecting The Twister.

[@cyberingcatgirls7069]

@@LednacekZ The Dark Twist.

[@chesterschannel6627]

I heard originally it was going to be a sequel to this movie but i heard it’s not going to be anymore.

[@NO_EPIX]

On your way!!! Twisters 2 (2024) may fall off this year!

[@ILJtheFirst]

Skip it. Terrible movie. A hugely missed opportunity.

[@StormChaserMaci.]

You've just watched the most legendary movie. This is what I grew up with as a SKYWARN storm chaser. It never gets old. Seeing it brings back great memories. The movie is very realistic aside from a few scenes. My family has a tradition. At the beginning of storm season we cook Aunt Meg's dinner to kick it off. It brings good luck to the year's storm chasing. I myself will listen to Van Halen's "Humans being" on the way to a major storm. Get ready for "TWISTERS" July 19th, 2024. Will be based off Bill Paxton's original idea for a sequel. Storm chasers like I & big chasers like Reed Timmer have already been watching them make the movie. They know they CANNOT screw it up. Timmer himself said "Go big, or go home." Rest in peace ❤ Bill Paxton "The extreme" & Phillip Seymour Hoffman. Us storm chasers miss them. Wish he was still here to see his ideas be brought to life.

[@tracyleesmith781]

Oh wow! That's amazing! I will definitely put it on my calendar & keep a lookout for it! How wonderful dedication! ❤️ 🎉

[@StormChaserMaci.]

@@tracyleesmith781 Trailer for the sequel is already out. Search "Twisters 2024 trailer" if you want. Original Twister is 27 years old now going on 28.

[@Iamtheiguana]

I miss the 90s when an action movie could just have mother nature be the antagonist. This is one of those great lazy weekend movies where ya surf channels because of a commercial and find it, and an hour later you are still watching even though youve seen it, multiple times

[@Corey313]

That's exactly how I watched it on a nice spring or summer day.

[@sianbennett-rodgers]

Yeah, also see Dante’s Peak and Volcano. They have tried with San Andreas and Into the Storm. Hopefully Twisters will be good

[@YodatheHobbit]

That happened in shitty films ALLLLLL along the 2000s and 2010s. Your nostalgia is unfounded.

[@YodatheHobbit]

That happened all along the 2000s and 2010s. Many Many Many REALLY BAD mother nature antagonist films, like 2012. Your nostalgia is unfounded. I do agree though completely with your second sentence. It's the perfect movie for that.

[@untunedguitar45]

@@YodatheHobbitbut it wasn’t politicized

[@goatbrother8718]

Nearly 30 years old and still one of the best natural disaster movies in my book

[@Jigsaw407]

One of my most watched movies. I saw it for the first time back in 1996 and watched it at least once a year ever since. Always on a hot and humid night with thunderstorms looming. I love everything about it: the characters, the actors, the music, the way it was shot, the whole storm chaser setting, the sound, the practical effects ... it's just great!

[@Darkstar72SR]

5:05 Jo took off her school class ring and slipped it on her left hand ring finger to hide the fact that she was still wearing her wedding ring.

[@bigsarge8795]

This movie never gets old no matter how many times i watch it. RIP Bill and Dusty

[@jeffehren]

This was fun! "Twister" came out when I was in college and was second at the box office only to "Independence Day" in 1996 (both have awesome casts!).

[@richardhansen3703]

That was a nice catch when you noticed she moved her ring to the opposite hand.

[@DJBell1986]

Saw this in theaters when I was in elementary school. The cow scene was the talk of the school yard.

[@StormChaserMaci.]

Cow scene cracks me up to this day.

[@jessmPS]

Yeah I hope I’m as cool as Aunt Meg when I’m older

[@Challenger0428]

I miss actually good movies like that from that era. Nothing today compares at all. Glad you watched this, please do more from these years, the REAL blockbusters.

[@juliant]

One of my all time favs alongside Volcano with Tommy lee and Tremors with Kevin Bacon.

[@charlie7mason]

I really liked Dante's Peak too.

[@StormChaserJeremy]

This movie holds a special place in every storm chaser's heart

[@DMC2983NL]

every storm chasers did in whole state with B.P with gps to honor Bill Paxton after he died.

[@StormChaserMaci.]

Yes it does:) I grew up with it.

[@tubecrazy77]

This movie came at a time when 'storm-chasing' was not even a thing. Still holds up to this day.

[@dickbong3661]

...No? The original pioneer of storm chasing is generally agreed to be David Hoadley, who started storm chasing in 1958. By the 60's, there was a handful of storm chasers working with state highway patrols to track and monitor extreme weather. In 1969, the Alberta Hail Studies project became the first storm chasers to have actual funding for their work, and in 1972 the University of Oklahoma began the Tornado Intercept Project, which was the first major coordinated project to specifically chase tornadoes. This movie came out in 1996. You may be thinking of storm chasing tourism - THAT'S what was kicked off by this movie. The storm chaser community knew they'd be flooded with a bunch of amateurs because of the movie, so some of them hesitantly offered to be storm chasing tour guides, both to make some cash, and to help keep amateurs safe and out of the way of the professionals, and it was a roaring success. But actual storm chasers have been at this for like 70 years, it just wasn't mainstream knowledge.

[@ghost7524]

Interesting? How so?

[@jebcalp5703]

Not too many people know this, but actor Bill Paxton was the great-grandson of Confederate Gen. Frank Paxton, who served in the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia and was killed in the Battle of Chancellorsville in May of 1863.

[@nathancline4000]

The final scene was shot in my home state of Iowa. The Surviving farmhouse was a couple miles from where my college roomate at Junior College was from. (And he happened to be a big film geek.) And we both graduated from HS in 1996 so this was brand new fresh stuff at the time.

[@TheCkent100]

Written by Michael Crichton. His other credits include "Jurassic Park", "Disclosure", "Rising Sun", "Congo", "Sphere", "Coma", and many others. All of which started as novels. He also created the tv show "E.R."

[@karlbecker8775]

Nice to see you both, and thanks for the cameo Jabby! Also, great film! I saw this in a theater on a very stormy night. The ride home introduced 13 Y/O me to anxiety.

[@DesertHomesteader]

Everyone handles trauma differently but I think in this case, maybe when Jo lost her dad in the F5, she started chasing tornados as a way to find or reconnect with him. A sequel is in the works!

[@thedarkknight2221]

Not to find him but to make sure that what happened to her never happens to anyone else. It’s why in the last scene you see that whole family coming out of their shelter, because they got the warning in time.

[@pierrewillful]

A sequel? But what would they do?

[@thedarkknight2221]

@@pierrewillful clearly you haven’t paid attention to the increasing devastation that has plagued the Midwest for the past decade. Tornadoes are always expected, but climate change has made them not only occur more and more every year but the severity of them is only getting worse. Towns are being destroyed before they can even pick up the pieces from the last tornado that hit them.

[@pierrewillful]

@@thedarkknight2221 But my point still stands as in how can they make that a interesting story? This movies arc was about getting awareness with the device they made.. If that's the same plot in a sequel ... I'm bored already

[@maingate7672]

@@thedarkknight2221: That's odd, I just checked USAToday, and the number according to them, has been decreasing. Of course, I realize that's only one resource...

[@tuhkathri9126]

Oh this was a good one. I remember seeing it in theaters. I've encountered tornadoes twice where I had to go to a shelter. I'll never forget the green skies. Twister was one of the first films if not the first that spawned the natural disaster genre of films in the late 90s to 2000s I think.

[@untunedguitar45]

It revived the genre after it had its heyday in the 70’s and became an absolutely mockery after the release of Airplane! in 1980

[@toob1979]

I used to want to be a meteorologist. Then I saw how much math is involved, and I said, "Nope." I love this film. For 1996, the storm footage is incredible. Is it scientifically accurate? No. Is it fun? Hell, yeah! P.S.: The product placement for Pepsi is so blatant. You mean to tell me in Oklahoma there weren't some Coke cans or beer cans to cut up for the flying disks?

[@mizzfit02]

Seeing this at the cinema was intense.

[@Pegaseus]

Forever one of my favorite movies. Great reaction.

[@dzandsya.enterprise]

I love that Toby (the dog) has subtitles "Arf arf!" 😆😆😆

[@nikot.9920]

Definitely still holds up. Bill Paxton and Phillip Seymour Hoffman were great actors, especially in this film. They are both missed for the amount of depth they brought into the characters they played. R.I.P ❤❤

[@timhousley6845]

this movie is responsible for so many people becoming strom chasers and meteorologist and furthering our knowledge of severe weather that has led to better reporting and warning times that have saved many lives that is the legacy of this movie so in the words of my favorite strom chasers the real extreme Reed Timer never stop chasing 🌪️🌪️🌪️

[@StormChaserMaci.]

Yes it has. I'm one of those SKYWARN storm chasers that grew up with Twister.

[@candicelitrenta8890]

Animals CAN tell. We were living in an area about an hour away from L.A. California and our cat scratched like crazy to get the bedroom and we let him in. He never did that before and about a minute after we opened the door we felt the earthquake that hit Northridge in 1994. We knew his reaction was because of that quake.

[@chesterschannel6627]

This is one of those movies where I wish I can go back in time and see it In the movie theaters. Love this movie so much.

[@BrandonWestfall]

I forgot how much of a crush I had on Helen Hunt when I was younger.

[@seanwoods4883]

Her screaming "help me! help me! wasn't about the crap on the road. That was from her soul

[@iAmChristopherMunoz]

This movie is a classic. I can't believe they let us watch this in daycare when I was young. Tornadoes traumatize me till this day because of this movie.

[@yannhollister9091]

An all time classic. I can watch this movie hundred of times and never get tired of it.

[@tomre2769]

For all its flaws, I love this film. A guilty pleasure. And seeing Paxton and Hoffman together brings some nostalgia now :-) "Going green.. greenish" edit ; I like your thoughts after the film, good points :-) There is a making of right here on youtube.

[@joblo7]

Great reaction, ladies. I also enjoyed the discussion afterwards. 😊

[@lisawicks8205]

The 90s were not the stone ages, LOL.. we had a lot of tech, as a matter fact, it exploded in the 80’s and especially in the 90s

[@michaelshelton8802]

When Melissa heard bill say what he said over the radio. She didn't think she was a filler. What she realized as a therapist was that Joe was traumatized by the loss of her father and got a bit obsessive, which drove a wedge between her and a guy who was perfect for her, and who truly loves her. As well as knowing from this couple of days experience what his true passion really is and that she is kind of pulling him away from what his passion is. While simultaneously realizing that she doesn't really love him for who he is, just the facade, he has put up to get away after falling away from Joe.

[@Darkstar72SR]

1:48 The dance is called “The Twist” The game is called “Twister”

[@carriesmith742]

Kristen, have you seen Helen Hunt with Jack Nicholson in "As Good As it Gets" from 1997 the year after "Twister" was released? They both won Oscars and Golden Globes (the movie won best picture at the Golden Globes but "Titanic" took the Oscar) and was fantastic! One of my favorites from the 90's with Greg Kinnear and Cuba Gooding Jr. co-starring. 90's was SUCH a great decade for movies!

[@DMC2983NL]

from 1980 to 1999 was deffently golden age for movies.

[@toodlescae]

This is one of my favorite Disaster movies. Right behind *The Towering Inferno.* Out of the more modern Disaster movies (love the 70's ones) this one, *Volcano* and *Dante's Peak* are my favorites . You can still see the younger Jamie Gertz (Star) from The Lost Boys in the older Jamie (Melissa) in this movie.

[@Knight622ny]

Definitely hope they react to Dante's Peak soon

[@victorsixtythree]

Man, watching this and seeing Jami Gertz (Melissa) I suddenly remembered that sitcom she was in in the early 2000's with Robert Baratheon. LOL. What was it..."Still Standing" or something like that?

[@bmatth81]

Classic. Yall had me rolling😂🤣😂🤣. Good reaction ladies 👏👏👏

[@pebblehilllane]

"It's so far" -- when talking about the storm shelter at the start of the movie. I used to live in Arkansas, part of Dixie Alley and in the past included in Tornado Alley, and had friends in Oklahoma. You do not want a storm shelter under your house or near it or near any large structure that if destroyed will likely dump what can be massive amounts of debris, maybe an entire roof or wall or house, on top trapping you inside. The idea is to not wait until the last moment to go to your shelter. Once there are severe storm warning and or a tornado watch (meaning conditions exist that could spawn a tornado, you get in it then. You don't wait for a tornado warning (meaning a tornado has been verified to be on the ground) and if close have to attempt to outrun it and all the debris it's throwing to only then attempt to reach your safest place to ride out a tornado.

[@michaelanderson1476]

And to think that there's around a thousand tornadoes per year there!! Crazy times indeed!!🌪😱💪❤

[@StormChaserMaci.]

More than that now. Numbers pushed 1300 this 2023 season.

[@michaelanderson1476]

@@StormChaserMaci. damn I can definitely believe that!!!!

[@StormChaserMaci.]

@@michaelanderson1476 This year's numbers are quite high. Normally it is around 1100 per year. 2023 storm season has broken records due to the numbers of tornadoes.

[@SweetSlytherinGirl-Jennifer]

So many incredible movies came out in 1996 (also the year I graduated high school!), and most of them have held up. Great reaction, ladies!

[@shainewhite2781]

Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😊 RIP, Bill Paxton, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Michael Crichton, and Eddie Van Halen.

[@firebladetenn6633]

“I know her name!” When my husband does something similar to that he instead says, “I can words!” To get a good laugh. It works.

[@AD_Whitman]

Jumped on this movie reaction as soon as I saw the notification 🙌 Great movie!!!

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

The only part of the film which is incorrect is the talk about the Fujita Scale. You cannot LOOK at the tornado and know what it's rating is. You determine the rating by looking at the damage left behind. Like the next day or whenever the folks paid to do damage assessments. I've been chasing since high school in the mid 60's. I have seen my share as have my sons. As they became old enough they would go with dad to watch. You guys were really into it. Great film. I always enjoy seeing reactions to it. Oh yeah, there is a Wakita Oklahoma. As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.

[@StormChaserMaci.]

That was the only thing about the movie they got wrong. Otherwise it's a perfect classic.

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

@@StormChaserMaci. Exactly although it is possible to throw cows around I don't know anyone who's reported seeing it. But it is perfectly possible for it to happen. I mean there are stretches here and there. Like at the end when they strap themselves to the waterworks in the shed. I sure as heck would not do something like that. That's probably a surefire way to die if the shed gets hit.!!

[@StormChaserMaci.]

@@Gort-Marvin0Martian Reed Timmer has admitted to seeing flying cows. He said he watched an EF3 tornado in Kansas pick up a cow & throw it. Animal was not harmed at all other than some scratches. So yes tornadoes can throw cows, but not quite like in the movie.

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

@@StormChaserMaci. LOL, well that's Reed for you. I watch his stuff a lot. I think in spite of the Domintor he takes to many chances. But if he an his crew want to take chances that's up to them. I wonder what would have happened if they had been on that one particular road down in Jarrell Texas?

[@StormChaserMaci.]

@@Gort-Marvin0Martian Don't get me started with Jarrell. That tornado earned its on own place in history for a reason. Idk & I'd rather not want to know what would have happened if Reed had encountered the Jarrell F5 tornado as his first instead of Moore OK, 1999 F5.

[@ellie_jeann]

For those who havent heard the sad news, RIP BILL PAXTON!!

[@andrewreiber7691]

He died nearly 7 years ago.

[@ellie_jeann]

@@andrewreiber7691 👀oh my you're right, I guess it was being reported recently b/c it was his bday or death Anniversary.

[@Tony-rz4ks]

when they were in the shed at the end...all the debris would have shredded them into pieces. they would have died instantly. ever seen small objects stuck in tree because of the high wind force.

[@tree6787]

I love this movie ❤

[@shawng.1073]

Kristen...I'm here for you. If you go, I go. Great job ladies!

[@shainewhite2781]

The soundtrack to this movie kicks ass, especially the orchestral version of Humans Being by Van Halen, then the song kicks in.

[@JONSEY101]

Twister is such a great movie. The FX might be a little outdated by today's standards but it has such a great story, wonder characters and some good fun moments also. The characters brings some wonderful humour to the movie but not over the top or dumb and the choice of actors is spot on. Helen hunt is a stunning woman and a wonderful actress. I also have a love for tornadoes myself, one I've had since I was a child. I used to dream of them and now and again, still do. I've always wanted to go storm chasing. Of course, ut would be rather frightening at times but also an amazing experience. If you can face one of those then you can do anything or at least, face anything that life throws at you. Great video ladies. Have a fantastic day, take care!

[@blueninjaproductions7816]

The FX might be outdated, but they are still terrifying, especially the wedge tornado scene.

[@JONSEY101]

@blueninjaproductions7816 Oh yes, I agree! Twister is one of my favourite movies. Still am yet to see the new one, although I don't feel it will be the same kind of movie. While the FX may have improved, I often find that if too much time has past since the last movie, the feeling the original gives can get lost somewhat.

[@williamsimpson6190]

True story: While in the theater watching this movie, it was suddenly stopped and the lights went on and we were asked to seek shelter. The movie watchers thought it was a joke giving the movie, but as the first giggles and gufaws started to escape their owners lips the REAL tornado sirens started to blare across the city. Luckly it was just a powerful downburst that took out half a new housing area, so no one was seriously injured. Enjoying your content!

[@christinamann3640]

I also read a report about a drive-in theatre that was showing this movie when it went they had to take cover, just like a scene in the movie

[@MrAshwinChauhan]

Fun fact: First movie released on a DVD.

[@NathanMalnaa]

The little girl in the beginning is Alexa Vega 17:15 There was an idea to make that cow a zebra instead to tie it with Jumanji, which came out the year before, but they decided against it lol This was shot as practical as possible

[@THERobertL2000]

So glad they didn't do that

[@Darkstar72SR]

2:04 No. They’re chickens. They don’t have complex emotions.

[@JinGalactica]

OMFG. I looooove this movie. Yeah the science and all that is wonky and inaccurate. But the camaraderie and likability with each character is so true. One of my childhood friends went to college in meteorology and does storm chasing during twister season. It truly is a fun thrill like in the movie. AND they’re making a sequel called Twisters with Glen Powell. CAN’T wait for that one 😀

[@TJB-qn5fy]

Seems like Kristen may have noticed the extra comments from the last video...sealed up to the neck today. 🤔🤕

[@darla896]

Hopefully

[@hectorarrivillaga5090]

I fell in love with you both when you saw the mashed potatoes and said what's the problem 🤣

[@rimasmuliolis1136]

Love is being crazy... but on the same page. I like how you saw how Jo villainized Mother Nature because of her history, but while in reality tornadoes are not random they form because of the right combination of terrain and conditions.

[@noisyrhysling]

Eddie's death is the most undeservedly brutal death in cinema until the British assistant lady in Jurassic World.

[@jonathanwatson5818]

She wasn't watching the kids like she was supposed to be. So I wouldn't say undeserved.

[@86leewis]

Before they reach that first tornado, when you first see it, that sounded like the music from total recall.

[@DavidCollver]

The guitar solo during the end credits is the Van Halen's this movie has got one hell of a soundtrack. The DVD I found very used doesn't cover all the songs that are played during the movie.

[@davetheblade]

I still love this movie! It's one that sometimes I'll put on just to fall asleep!

[@Bonk_rds]

The love, dedication and education of true chasers is amazing. All for the goal of increased warning times and predictions. I would love to go on one of the tourist trips that go nowhere a danger zone but $5k is a bit much.

[@TheHomesteadingHobbit]

Trivia: in the scene with Aunt Meg at their house while they're making breakfast, when the f3 outside of Purslane, when they start grabbing everything to leave and they show the TV, if you look on top of the TV there is a framed picture of Bill and Joe kissing Meg on the cheek.

[@tracyoliver6648]

35:25. I don't know if I would trust those pipes to hold my weight. I hope the plumber did a good job. Especially seeing the union on the right side afterward.

[@jamiethevis7356]

Even though I never followed through to be a meteorologist, this movie gave me love and respect for weather.

[@JeremyAustin-hw1qy]

My wife and I love this movie i got to see it in the theater when I was between 13 to 14 and it was awesome and really loud it was so loud that it broke a lotta speakers in theaters

[@mizztab3677]

loved that they let Melissa leave with her dignity intact

[@derbydriver]

I was 11 when this movie came out, made my dad take me to the theater to see it like 4 times. Came out of the movie the last time to a severe thunderstorm and decided that was enough. Always had a fascination with storms because of this movie…

[@johnlangis9313]

Amazing!!! The characters were GREAT! The new "Twisters" movie coming July 2024 is nothing without the original cast. Bill Paxton died and Philip Seymour Hoffman died as well. Helen Hunt wanted to do a sequel but the studio said no. Shame. This movie is incredible!

[@davidsmith-uw2ci]

When it 1st came out my mom took us to see it in theaters it was awesome and sounded like you was there with them

[@mikedignum1868]

A decent film for Bill Paxton. Did you notice the actor from The Princess Bride?

[@WelshAmethystGirl087]

One of my fav films and also my fav van Halen track in the beginning credits

[@thetranquilitycafe]

Jan de Bont directed Speed as well.

[@hollyhilliard1603]

True story. I lived in Nebraska when a gigantic tornado rolled thru. It literally lifted up a herd of cattle and dropped them in another field. I drove around after it was over and there were dead horses and dogs all over the place. Really sad.

[@What-lt3lj]

I love the fiancé so much 😂

[@ПлатонУченик]

Thanks for giving these two gorgeous lady a non horror reaction, it was nice to see them not so terrified.

[@TheChapelGrove]

I thought it was about the party game! 😀

[@RichardMiller-t1g]

Universal studios in Orlando had a virtual experience ride that was at the drive in it was super realistic.

[@marleinasmom]

Fun fact, this was the first movie released on DVD in the US.

[@PALMERUSA21]

It was real between them it just wasn’t meant to be. Chasing tornadoes helped her to realize that before they both made a big mistake. The fact that she hoped that Joe’s Aunt Meg was ok what a sweet person she a baddy in her own right.

[@amyjordan195]

I just had to say, the 90s were not that long ago. It wasn't the dark ages of effects. Thinking it is a long time in terms of movies just shows a lack of experience and naiveté. Check out the wizard of oz. 1939.

[@cbhunts7732]

If jaby fires you .....we riot lol 😂.

[@SubterrelProspector]

Excellent reaction. Although there were some fantastic musical moments you included but you didnt really comment on the score. I think its one of the best movie scores ever.

[@Chris-filosifer64]

TWISTER- fun for all ages brought to you by Milton Bradley

[@ashish9k]

My journey to the Hollywood movies started from this movie Rental DVD

[@Bobal27]

15:58 You definitely have a life while chasing. You only spend 2-4 days out per setup, and setups basically end between October and March, with about 5-20 strong setups per year. Also, most chasers don’t chase in “the woods” (East of the Mississippi River), so they only go out for the first couple of days on each round of weather. The only people brave/crazy enough to chase in the woods have tech that also allow for night chasing, and they aren’t bothered with getting super close (good filming range), since it’s all about the data from the Dopplers. Filmers chasing in the woods are psychotic (sorry, Sean Casey, but I’m calling you out on this).

[@Corey313]

Both were phenomenal actors. Favorite Bill Paxton movie is and to this day will be Aliens and Philip Seymour Hoffman was great in the Hunger Games and played an amazing Villain in Mission Impossible 3. Awesome reaction ladies I'm glad y'all enjoyed it. Y'all should check out Aliens for Bill Paxton and Mission Impossible 3 for Seymour Hoffman

[@mark2graves-movies689]

One of my favorite movies of all time. We own it & I've seen it a bunch of times

[@ttngarage]

I ❤ Kristen energy watching movie classics like this one!

[@thedarkknight2221]

So I lived in Kansas from age 3 to 11 and while I thankfully never got close to a tornado I did experience storms that did almost as much damage. And yet I still love this movie. It truly captures the horror and the thrill of storm chasing. And nowadays some chasers actually build their own ARMORED VEHICLES to not just chase storms but to get purposely in their way, drop down some anchors, and have tornadoes run over them while pointing cameras and other meteorological equipment up the funnel. There was a show on Discovery channel over 10 years ago called Storm Chasers where 2 groups of chasers with their own armored vehicles did just that. One with an IMAX camera. Also I can tell that these gorgeous and clever ladies have never been within 100 miles of a tornado or even a damaging Midwest storm. Take it from me, Bill Paxton’s instincts were right for a reason, and that reason is you have to respect the power and unpredictable nature of tornadoes. You think they’re going one way and then without warning they turn on a time and can wind up right on top of you in mere seconds.