*TWISTERS* is a WILD ride!

[@NatalieGoldReacts]

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[@mikerozadilla7544]

Start watching From, scary but so good

[@brettgoucher8783]

New to channel. Love the way you react which is why I subscribed . By the way I have seen over 2000 films in my long life. Don’t have any social media because I am an old 68 male, so hope you read. Watch Great mystery thriller- Eastern Promises. And major challenge-watch saddest movie ever. If you don’t cry you have no heart or soul. -- Hachii

[@kalizveryown9018]

You should have watched the first one Twister dat came out in 96 there is some important info in there

[@jeremymangalsingh]

This was actually one of the most genuinely fun, sit back and enjoy type of movies I've seen in a while. It was such a pleasant surprise.

[@johnbernhardtsen3008]

I loved that the director didnt want to make a preachy movie, like telling viewers that we should make the planet more green or some crap like that!

[@jeremymangalsingh]

@@johnbernhardtsen3008 It was a straight up popcorn flick and I was fully there for it from beginning to end

[@josephhedderman9897]

@@johnbernhardtsen3008is there anything wrong with spreading a good message though?

[@erikerice9068]

Don't know what Javi's problem was, he was in for the big grant money also.

[@jackdonohue7893]

@@johnbernhardtsen3008crap?

[@vuechidna]

Fun fact #1: that bald headed guy in the background at 7:25 is me. I got to do some background work in this scene. Fun fact #2: a few weeks before the movie released, my city was hit by a few tornadoes. I am still waiting for the roof damage to my house to be repaired (insurance dragged out the approval of the repair costs).

[@angelfuturejob]

Right on that’s cool and that sucks I’m glad you’re okay.

[@vuechidna]

@@angelfuturejob Thank you. It really shook us all up but nothing brings a community together better than a natural disaster hitting us all at the same time. And it did make watching the movie a bit more intense.

[@BeeWhistler]

Yeah… yeah, that’s insurance. I’m honestly starting to wonder why we even buy it. They go out of their way to avoid paying for anything.

[@captainchaos3667]

Anyone offer to buy your land for cash?

[@vuechidna]

@@captainchaos3667 Didn't have a person go through our neighborhoods but a whole bunch of "We buy homes" flyers suddenly appeared on all the lightposts.

[@Shwonak]

27:33 "It definitely reminds me of a classic 90s blockbuster movie" I wonder why

[@paigenoelle02]

30:38

[@geeebuttersnap2433]

Someone should tell her

[@ChrisReise]

16:14 The guy in the hotel lobby complaining to the manager is James Paxton. A cameo in honour of his late father, Bill Paxton, who starred in the first film.

[@samnowland4679]

Movies like twisters are the reason I go to the theater. What an absolute blast.

[@TheRubberDuck77]

Fun Facts: This movie is actually a sequel/soft reboot of Twister with Bill Paxton and Helen Hunt. Which is where your 90's feel probably comes from. Some of the references to the first movie in this one are: The Dorothy tracking device, decals of Muskogee State University on a new weather device, and a cameo by James Paxton, the son of Bill Paxton who played Bill Harding in the original. Would be awesome if you did a reaction to the original. Its good too. Personally I think its possible that either Bill Paxton's character either was Kates father or was one of her professors. Tho the character is never mentioned directly and sadly since Bill Paxton has passed he could couldn't be in the movie

[@StevenGolden]

It sounds like originally, Helen Hunt's character from the original was going to be Kate's mom, but Hunt wasn't interested in coming back.

[@TheRubberDuck77]

@@StevenGolden Awww, I love Helen, that would have been awesome

[@Bad_Wolf_Media]

Overpasses are, indeed, the worst in tornadoes, but they're still better than nothing else when it's a last resort.

[@edinalewis4704]

I’d obviously prefer a dedicated storm shelter, but an overpass is definitely better than standing in an open field. I really don’t understand why people say they are “the worst”!

[@BeeWhistler]

@@edinalewis4704You should probably look that up, then. I don’t know anyone who thinks that your only two options are sheltering in an underpass or standing in a field. Wind picks up speed as it squeezes under a bridge and you can easily be swept out, as seen in the beginning sequence. The tornado will also pelt you with debris. Those people who have managed to shelter under them and survive are the lucky ones, not the smart ones. Many more people have died of this myth. Ideally you find a real shelter in time, but failing that you’re supposed to flatten yourself in the lowest place you can find. If you’re lucky, it’s not an EF4 or EF5 and doesn’t pass right over you. If it’s either of those, it’s unlikely you’ll survive anywhere but a reinforced underground shelter in a direct hit.

[@kylejohnston2120]

The wind speeds increase and you’re more likely to be thrown around or hit by debris. It’s better just to get in a ditch and cover your head. With an EF5 like in the movie though, just consider yourself dead.

[@andrewrobinson4019]

As an Oklahoman, your question at 23:42 is very real. Like, we install more every year and all new structures have them, but it’s still not enough.

[@axr7149]

Glen Powell gave off massive Matthew McConaughey vibes in this movie. He is proving to be a worthy successor to him.

[@danieldoesdumbstuff]

I second this

[@Misfitstein]

Definitely has the same charm.

[@jsmithers.]

No.

[@Misfitstein]

@@jsmithers. yes

[@jsmithers.]

@@Misfitstein No.

[@gekkehenk1673]

that sound scream of the wind at around 4:40 where shes the only left actually sounded scary as fuck in the theaters

[@Kyonfilmsanimations8606]

Yeah and I left I said fuck nah when it that scene stopped I ran back to watch it lol

[@thedarkknight2221]

As someone who spent my childhood in Kansas this movie hit home because our town had storm that could cause as much damage as a tornado, though thankfully had one directly hit us. So I loved that as exciting as it is to chase storms they still showed how bad the aftermath is for people who lose their homes and even their lives. And for people who never lived in tornado alley, no it’s not something they made up for the movie, it’s 100% true that you can learn to smell and even feel when storms are coming because of how much the air changes. The smell is similar to air freshener, but very faint, and the feel is like when you are in heavy mist, but you don’t feel any moisture on your body.

[@jsmithers.]

Wow that's dumb! 🤡

[@thedarkknight2221]

@@jsmithers. ignore the trolls

[@jsmithers.]

@@thedarkknight2221 No u

[@MisTeRDukes]

Your editor is actually hilarious btw, bro never fails to crack me up lol

[@AlessaParker]

"They never kissed!!" blame Steven Spielberg for that 😂

[@JT-kr2ds]

He made the right decision. In my opinion it’s better they didn’t kiss. Don’t doubt Spielberg.

[@ChrisReise]

They actually DO kiss is an alternate ending scene. Glad they took it out...made it less predictable.

[@jsmithers.]

​​@@JT-kr2dsSpielberg...? He's not involved with these movies at all...

[@ygkemosabi8280]

@@ChrisReise predictable is good if you build up the want for it, and people wanted the kiss...im people...

[@scottwest2310]

Spielberg didn’t want the kiss because he didn’t want it taking away from the story because everyone expects it.

[@rabidrobbie]

Bless Natalie's editor. They're hilarious.

[@matthewchapman3507]

"They ALL DIED!!" *laughs while covering mouth* ...you're sick😂😂😂

[@RowdiesFan1]

The depiction of the tornado suction vortex effect the VFX team put on screen here at 13:05 was absolutely mind blowing. It's so so so good.

[@Johnny_Socko]

That shot stood out to me too when I first watched it. Those kind of details really add authenticity.

[@kelvinfootball1394]

This movie will be a classic

[@RosanaLobs]

Omg, watch the first Twister!!! One of my favorite movies!

[@bibbleb00]

PLEAAASE watch/react to the original 1996 twister!!

[@liamisaac1152]

I was pleasantly surprised by how much I was gonna love this movie. I never thought anything could ever compare to the original Twister movie, which was my favorite growing up. But this movie is amazing on its own. There’s some heart to it. Not just chasing tornadoes but Kate overcoming her trauma and finding what she loves again.

[@letsplayfan8891]

What makes this movie so precious and timeless for me is the great chemistry between Helen Hunt, Jami Gertz and Bill Paxton. Oh wait...

[@AngeloBarovierSD]

Jami Gertz is the best third wheel in blockbuster history. Melissa did nothing wrong!

[@cinemeleon2808]

You saying 'they're gonna go' and then your flabbers being completely gasted when they do is insanely CHAOTIC and hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sonar357]

Thank you for starting off with a bunch of dad jokes! This was such a fun movie I went back to the theatre to see it a second time! One thing I noticed about the movie, is that, slowly, Kate's clothing shifts from 'city girl' with designer clothing to more rugged, rural clothing as she starts drifting back to her roots and hooks up with 'Team Redneck', thus rediscovering herself and 'her people'.

[@heyheyjk-la]

I unashamedly loved this movie. It was a lot of fun and everything a summer blockbuster should be and it's a shame you didn't get to see it on a big IMAX screen (I really wish I'd seen it in 4DX with the shaking seats, etc.) This was also my first Glen Powell film and I can definitely see why he's a rising star. I'm old af and remember living in north Alabama in 1974 when about 10 tornadoes came through in one night during what they now call "The Storm of the Century". From April 3-4, 1974, there were 148 tornadoes across 13 states and even Ontario, Canada, with 30 of those being F4 or F5. Went through lots of other tornado warnings over multiple years but never got to see one, although I saw and helped clean up debris in neighborhoods all around us. I had friends who went down in their basement during a warning once and came up and their house was gone, and another friend's elderly mom was in her car when one came out of nowhere during rush hour and it picked her car up and dropped it on a transformer which, luckily, was dead because the tornado had already knocked out the power. Her mom was in the car for almost 2 hours until they could get to her to get her out. I expect we'll see more of these big tornados and hurricanes (such as Helene) as climate change marches on.

[@AKpoker888]

go watch the new Top Gun movie, he's good in that too 😎

[@axr7149]

The director of this movie (Lee Isaac Chung) made a fantastic film titled MINARI (2020) which is worth watching IMO. Youn Yuh-jung won a well-deserved Best Supporting Actress Oscar for it.

[@Robotic_Crafter]

Glen Powell had me swooning and now I love country music. Also, love your bad tornado puns 😂. As a huge tornado geek, I am a huge fan of this movie

[@swantoner123]

“The effects were good ,even if the storms were to crazy or out of this world bad” you’ve definitely never seen a tornado or even videos of tornadoes . They can reduce a well built brick house to nothing but the foundation, the rip roads out of the ground , they can send straws through trees like plastic straws through trees . So believe us that this wasn’t out of the world this was spot on maybe even less destructive then real life

[@BigSexyWizard]

yeah i live in the middle of tornado country, this movie does a terrible job showing what tornados are like and it arguably disrespects real storm chasers and real storm victims for the taste of spectacle lol the first movies a classic but this thing is a cheap imitation.

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

Hi Natalie, Just wanted to wish you a wonderful time today. Happy Birthday! All the very best. Adam x.

[@MotorCityPhoenix313]

I went to the theater with low expectations for this movie and I actually really enjoyed it!

[@bobbygingerbeard]

"What is wrong with the people of Oklahoma?!" I've lived here for 30 years and I say this regularly. But the real answer is basements aren't a thing here because we have what's known as red dirt in most of the state that isn't suited well for building basements. Legit tornado shelters have been built into a lot of homes over the last couple decades, but not most of them. Typically we're either outside watching the tornado roll by, or hanging out in a center room of the house with no windows.

[@QuestionableLifeChoices]

what. the fuck.

[@splinter579]

As a fellow Oklahoman, can confirm that a Tornado Watch is literally us outside watching the tornado

[@jsmithers.]

​@@splinter579🤡

[@JMaroszek]

There are a ton of references to the first twister, down to the wardrobes and a few lines of dialog.

[@jotairpontes]

I fully agree. Simple good ol' fun movie, a classic blockbuster. Some corny moments, but it's a simple story really well executed.

[@androyus]

This Twisters movie is a soft-reboot. You need to react to the original *Twister* moviefrom 1996. It's good and it has Bill Paxton 👍

[@vincentdesjardins1354]

Even if the two are independent she still should have started with the OG 1996

[@scorpiongurlz89]

Really? I think it's a unrelated sequel since the existing of Dorothy.

[@rogerroger5171]

Seeing all of the actor's in smaller roles in "Twister" is also really fun.

[@jarretrausch]

Twisters is definitely a soft sequel due to a few references

[@Torus2112]

Definitely wish she had seen the old one first, the new one is basically the same general ideas but executed not quite as well. Still good but not as good let's be honest.

[@zazagotchi6182]

Seeing people get sucked up into the tornadoes instilled a fear into me that I didn’t even know I had. You are absolutely at the mercy of Mother Nature in those situations.

[@p.d.waltman9451]

First Twister is one you can watch again and again - i think you will like it better.

[@prestonwalden6869]

I love this movie and I just loved your reactions! I laughed many times at your reactions

[@erikdaniels0n]

This was probably the biggest surprise for me movie wise this year. I like the original well enough and went in expecting a solid movie and ended up absolutely LOVING it. Movie of the summer for me, alongside Inside Out 2. I saw both 5 times in theaters 😂

[@christopherb6232]

Now we need a reaction to Twister!

[@TheWolverine2099]

This is a great film and sequel. The cast was fun. The pace and perspective throughout the film was nice.

[@digdawg2833]

The editing… it just gets better 😂

[@thedarkknight2221]

There’s a real life legendary Storm Chaser and KZbinr named Reed Timmer, only he has a REAL tornado intercept vehicle called THE DOMINATOR 3. And this one is better in every way than the custom Dodge Ram pickup Glenn Powells character used. It was a Ford F-350 that went through a $750,000 transformation to become a moving fortress/scientific research vehicle. It has kevlar composite coating with 16 gauge steel all over the vehicle, polycarbonate shatter resistant windows, can withstand winds up to 200 miles per hour, weather monitoring equipment on top as well as rockets that are shot into the tornado to gather data, and most importantly it’s shaped like an aerodynamic shoe/tortoise shell that can be lowered down so that the winds can’t get under and flip the vehicle over and has spikes that drill into the ground to anchor it. But I’m guessing they didn’t go with that for the movie because they needed a budget and Dodge wanted to see as much of their Ram as possible unobstructed by armor.

[@alyxgriffen5073]

I just discovered Reed Timmer's YT channel, last month. He has some amazing, awesome (in, "induces awe"), terrifying tornado footage. And yes, the Dominator 3 can withstand a tornado rolling right over it; even on my little phone screen, that video had me scared. You think the tornadoes in these movies are too over-the-top? Go watch footage of the real thing.

[@19_meg_91]

Please react to the 1996 Twister. It's really good ❤

[@mondy8100]

Funny how Natalie mentioned the man of steel scene when FREAKING superman is in this movie 😂, David corenswet will be the new superman directed by none other JAMES GUNN

[@bobpat56]

I recommend the first, "Twister," from 1996. The story is different, except it's about storm chasers. The only "character" in common is Dorothy. It's a basic popcorn movie: fun, exciting, memorable, but not too deep.

[@Zakificus]

I grew up in upstate NY, I remember once as a kid the local movie theater in Johnstown got destroyed by a tornado, it was so scary as a child.

[@daurydavis3983]

You need to watch the original movie too

[@marcusfaze]

Daisy Edgar Jones, that’s the comment

[@erikdaniels0n]

Her in this movie 😍🥰

[@dontcareisaidit]

This movie was surprisingly fun. Just a straight up popcorn flick to enjoy.

[@QuestionableLifeChoices]

14:09 i mean, a speedy rescue effort makes a huge difference to someone trapped in an eminently collapsing building

[@wepdiggy]

this film was such a FUN 4dx eperience

[@captainchaos3667]

It's an ode to 90's action movies, an ode to Twister (although I was sad there were no cameos (were there?)) and an ode to everything Country.

[@Meenie66]

pun on pun on pun in the intro was fun Nat! hehe

[@IHeartShenanigans]

My sister is really into trivia, so I'll share some. The annoying guy at the motel was Bill Paxton's son, the lead guy in Twister. Also, each tornado in the movie was based on an actual tornado in terms of the damage and size of the storm.

[@allanvanuga9196]

I appreciate you and thank you for making content.

[@hrodzz66]

Commenting again to say that you should totally start the Hunger Games series! I think youd enjoy it a lot

[@coloradoterroir8736]

Upstate New York gets tornados from time to time. I remember being woken up by one that hit when I was a kid. The trees were just getting flattened. We had like a dozen down on our property.

[@captainchaos3667]

You should definitely react to Twister. It's one of the two _classic_ natural disaster movies from the late 90's, the other one being Dante's Peak.

[@Bhint320610]

This movie cracks me up cuz this state shuts down at the sight of a storm (for good reason). Son to see all these festivities going on during severe weather is hilarious. Good entertainment though!

[@preciousonejewel]

i couldnt go in the pool in our apartment for years when i was a kid after watching the first twister movie because it had jets lol tornados are definitely still on my top fear list as a 40 year old adult lol

[@wycliffe_ndiba]

27:42 I thought Michael's (The Good Place) quote would fit in this "There's something so human about taking something great and ruining it a little so you can have more of it" he was talking about frozen yogurt😅

[@musichica09]

Fun fact, when the OG movie came out in the 90s, a tornado hit my 4th grade teachers house. In upstate NY.

[@Dayton_Doodles]

As a person from Oklahoma, this is very accurate

[@AdamFishkin]

"Everyone's hats should be off their heads!!" LMAO. True though.

[@JedHead77]

I saw this in a 4DX theater, so you can feel the wind, rain, and being in the cars during the tornadoes! 🌪️

[@wozing]

The orinal is definitely worth watching. It holds up really well. This requel basically modernized the science of the first one and made a new story line. All of the movie beats; however, are pretty much the same. edit: The original was written by Michael Crichton (writer and creator of Jurassic Park) and directed by the same director that did Speed.

[@besupaaa]

English is not my first language so its nice to learn new stuff. I didnt know those were called easy-ups. 😊

[@Lina_5132]

I watched this movie 3 months ago in the teathers and it was so good

[@ArlanKels]

Natalie talking about upstate New york and her fear of tornadoes...and this is the year that set the most tornadoes in new york thus far recorded. By a large margin.

[@jivas8543]

for spooctober we should have midnight mass or the fall of house of usher reactions. Both great!

[@dixon2473]

Glen is so charismatic in his roles lately that I'd understand if my girl left me for him

[@elisabethjones4857]

You guys, Natalie finally reacted to a movie I’ve actually seen!

[@vijayanand6650]

The original movie also has Cary Elwes. Westley from Princess Bride. As you wish.

[@ZukoHalliwell]

6:33 When I was in college, an EF1 tornado hit my college campus in Queens. I've been terrified of tornadoes ever since. This movie actually made me want to face my fear and go on a ride along with a storm chaser or something. 😅

[@kleverkolu850]

I loved that movie! An entire group of storm chasers of the Wild West? These are the homies I would love to go wild with during a stormy chase!

[@ashtond6390]

You NEED to watch the original Twister!!!

[@StormChaserJeremy]

Overpasses actually accelerate winds underneath them because of their V shape. This also causes debris to be funnel under them too as their friend Addy unfortunately found out

[@celestinoquintana7725]

Have You ever seen the first "TWISTER"?

[@abbij2009]

I have been waiting for this for so long

[@preston_s.]

It's amazing the variety of reactions different people have to movies. I thought the opening sequence was horrific and sad, and here she is laughing at it.

[@everlastingpass1on]

The couple who didn't listen and got in their car when leaving the motel. The male actor in the couple is Bill Paxton son, who is the star of the original Twister (1996) movie.

[@sierrastafford3198]

I just finished your Band of Brothers watch-through, and I wanted to come to your most recent video to recommend "All Quiet on the Western Front" as another excellent and horrifying depiction of war. There are actually three different versions to watch, as it is based on a German book written in 1928. However, it was hugely controversial due to its truthful and unbridled portrayal of what the First World War was truly like on the frontlines. In fact, it was banned in Germany for a long time, and the author fled Europe when WWII broke out for fear of being executed. In 1930, only two years after the book was published, America decided to release a film based on the book, and it is a fairly accurate portrayal. There is also a miniseries that came out in 1979 based on the book, but the most recent portrayal is the 2022 Netflix adaptation. I would not say that it holds true to the book as well as the other Hollywood portrayals, but the purpose of showing how awful war really is remains the same. I highly recommend you at least watch the 1930 and 2022 versions. I have not seen the miniseries, but even just those two versions get the point across and make for a gripping watch. I'm sorry for the historical/persuasive essay, but after I watched how seriously you took Band of Brothers (much like myself), I wanted to bring these films up to you as remarkable pieces of history and film.

[@NotThatLittleJohnny]

Every movie theater in my hometown has a shelter...Every one of them.

[@ethanhiggins4887]

Within a week of moving to oklahoma there were 5 tornados within like 40 or 50 miles of my place. Funny thing was I saw a couple storm chasers the week prior which should've been a heads up

[@SB992REBORN]

This went from a 8.2 on IMDB to a recently 6.6... wtfh???!!!!!!!! It's perfect and a masterfully epic fun and awesome sequel and film ESP IN THEATERS IMAX 3D!!!!!!!!! HELP IT GET MORE PRAISE LOVE PEOPLE PLEASE!!!!!!! I HOPE THEY NOMINATE IT FOR THE OSCARS AND ESPECIALLY BEST PICTURE IMM!!!!!!!

[@derbydriver]

You need to watch the original. Twisters lives up to expectations, but Twister will always be the best.

[@pieman914]

Time to do Twister next!

[@matt33182]

Funny story, I was in the big brothers & big sisters program. My big brother Jack went to high school with Bill Paxton who was in the 96 twister movie. He told me they were working in a lumber yard when Paxton said “I think I want to go to California and be an actor”. To which jack replied “that’s gotta be the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard”. Years later when he saw him in aliens he was like “well I’ll be dammed”.

[@garmisra7841]

This one was OK but seeing the 1996 original in theater was an experience!

[@carltunney2120]

I remember why I stopped watching this Channel. This turned into narrate the movie and make sure we know all the plot points!

[@kenpatchi7778]

Fun fact: The guy complaining at the motel is Bill Paxton's son. Nice little nod to the OG Twister. Must watch Twister...for the...FOOOOOOOOOOOOD.

[@AnthonyHologounis96]

I enjoyed this in theaters

[@whiskey264]

Anyone else wonder if Nat has dentures? Those things are too perfect.

[@michaelduguay7698]

I think only 4 storm chasers in recorded history have died chasing tornadoes, and it was all during the El Reno storm in 2013, so pretty crazy for this movie to kill off so many chasers right at the beginning

[@ajdomer92]

Now, go watch the first movie! It spawned a lot of interest in storm chasing and weather sciences when it came out. I’m sure this movie will do the same for kids now.

[@mateocarmona6020]

PLEASEEE watch Deadpool & Wolverine is actually hilarious

[@austingillum4807]

Entertaining reaction. Though I will admit, like a bunch of other people in the comments, I’d highly recommend you watch the original 90s Twister movie.

[@rabidrobbie]

I legit got mad at Man of Steel when I saw it in theaters because they all went under the overpass during the tornado. When she said that in Twisters, I was like, "Thank you!"

[@fearlesslife21]

You should definitely watch the original movie Twister as well.

[@fatalfire4992]

Fun fact: In the scene 16:00-16:30, the boyfriend of the girl saying theres no tornado is actually Bill Paxton’s son.