Since we have had so many tornadoes here in Missouri along with all the flooding this month, it reminded me of an old movie I rewatch if I see it on the tv
Twister
This was a so so movie, a little "dorky" in spots but I loved some of the actors, and found it interesting how they were learning how to track the tornadoes they were spotting For the times allot of special effects.
The trailer:
This is a 1996 film, find information here and more about the film here too
Below copied from one of the links:
Bill Paxton, Helen Hunt and Carey Elwes may be billed as the stars of Twister, but the film's real attractions are the cyclones themselves. Best experienced in a theater, the nail-biting, blow-the-audience-out-of-their-seats computer generated graphics, cutting edge sound and other special effects are designed to take viewers straight into the roaring funnel of a gigantic tornado. In order to focus on special effects and action, the story is simple and the characters are drawn in broad strokes with little depth. Jo Harding (Hunt) became a storm chaser (a meteorologist who photographs and scientifically studies
Happy Saturday and weekend-stop by CJ for her movie pick and also Elizabeth some times posts a movie too.
YES! I have actually seen this one. Not in a theater, but on television. I actually enjoyed it, even though it hits close to home. This was one I would gladly watch with you. It's ironic that we both chose films with Bill Paxton in them this week.
ReplyDeleteAn exciting choice or maybe because in my area tornadoes are rare. I did like the storm chasers driving through the storm. Cow, cow...I hope your fierce weather has cleared. Enjoy the day
ReplyDeleteI think the worse is over hope so-we do have more rain coming in though
DeleteI haven't seen this one. We've had tornadoes here, and it's a scary experience.
ReplyDeleteI agree tornadoes are very scary
DeleteI enjoyed watching this film. Sometimes films don't have to be great to enjoy them. And I have seen photos of the damage on the news. Scary and sad. Hope things have settled down and you have a good weekend. Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteI've not seen this film.
ReplyDeleteI do hope your weather improves very soon.
All the best Jan