TWISTER (1996) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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- TWISTER (1996) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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One of the things I like about this movie is how they don't make Melissa into a villain.
I agree totally. They really did do good with that, and Bill didn't go to Jo with intentions on getting back with her. Jo, even though hadn't let go, she didn't let it be known or beg him to go. Things just turned out the way they were supposed to I believe. Love this movie
So do I. She was a really nice person but she and Bill just weren't right for each other. I also like that no one treated her like crap while she was there.
yep those therapists have an even keel approach to life. It must have been a short relationship because she was no all-in. But Melissa was a great person put in with crazy people. lol
Hiding under that when a tornado is present would not be very wise . The first one.
Yep, the love triangle was handled really well. No villain, no schemes or manipulation, just three people coming to a realization.
Animals have instincts when it comes to severe weather. They let the horses free so they could run like hell until the storm passes.
Bill Paxton is one of my favorite actors. So many great characters over the years. RIP
"Com'on JOE!"
Melissa was a class act and the writers did a great job making that a tender moment when they break up.
Great reaction! Thanks 😀
"We got cows! 🐄 " .. Best line. 😆 🤣 😂
Growing up in the north end of Tornado Alley it was common to see these especially in the spring time.
I've followed many tornadoes over the years.
We once had one that dropped from a single thunder head cloud with sunshine all around us and was on the ground for over 20 miles.
I followed to from the time it spawned until it dissipated.
That one was only an F2.
Thankfully the damage was minimal and no one was injured or killed from that one.
An example of an F5 tornado is the one that hit Joplin, MO. in 2011.
It had a damage path a mile in width.
The tornado was on the ground for 46 minutes.
It did $2.8 billion in damages making it the most costly tornado in US history.
1,150 people were injured and there were 158 deaths.
Want to hear something strange? I'm an ex-Sports Car Club of America volunteer worker (flagging/communications/safety) & driver. Whenever I miss the old gang, I don't watch racing - I watch "Twister". I can hang the name of a real person on every personality on that storm chase team. I'm Rabbit, BTW..'take care of your equipment, trust your training, and trust your people.' I still remember telling the newbies not to just throw their radio & headset into a box ("..roll the maps.." 🤣) Loved your story about the one you chased from a single thunderhead..the world's a weird place sometimes, isn't it?
Rip Bill Paxton 😮
Helent Hunt is tremendous.
For her (IMO) best role, check her out in As Good as It Gets!
With Jack Nicholson, Greg Kinnear, Cuba Gooding Jr, and Harold Ramis. Great Cast.
Melvin Udall goated
Used to go to church just down the road from Wakita. Been within 5 miles of a twister multiple times.
I worked as a photo journalist in southwest Oklahoma and met many storm chasers and they were very much like those portrayed in the movie. Wild but not completely crazy 😂😂
Universal Studios in Florida used to have a Twister attraction there and it felt like you were in the movie
Wow 😮 most be fun
Tornadoes are scary. They can destroy one side of a street and leave the other side unscathed. Or they will just make a entire city in to matchsticks and debris
Melissa played Star in The Lost Boyz
I’m truly a dumb ass for never making the connection and I love both movies.
The girl from The Lost Boys, the guy from Near Dark, the guy from The Big Lebowski, the guy from Ferris Bueller's Day Off, the girl from Trancers, the guy from The Princess Bride....
@@dr.burtgummerfan439Let's just say that entire cast was perfect.
You have to understand what a true storm chaser does. They look for the bad weather to study it and make warnings better.
@ 23:44 Nice catch of the Star Wars reference Ryl. Jyn asked for intense, she got intense. Just a great movie I can watch anytime it's on. Virtual Hug young ladies.
Twister never gets old. I tend to watch this movie in the Winter months when it's too quiet & storm season is over. Grew up with that classic 27 years ago now. As a chaser myself for the National Weather Service in Texas, I can relate to the movie in so many ways. Yes, it's is not 100% accurate, but it's still a masterpiece & it has aged quite well besides the CGI obviously looking out dated. Now a sequel is coming July 19th, 2024 after so long.
Rest in peace to Bill Paxton, Van Halen, & Philip Seymour. Gone, but not forgotten.
I understand there is an official Storm Season but in some states Storm Season never really stops.
And RIP to Lois Smith as well.
@@Lunzatis_Palemoon Storm season never truly slows down until the winter months now in Texas. I've begun to notice the secondary severe season (Fall severe season) seems to be extending a bit over the last 6 years or so.
@@shawnagrubb9958 She hasn't passed away. She is 93 years old now.
@@StormChaserMaci. Agreed, climate change is ridiculous.
There have been many tiny, tiny changes that I've observed in the weather around me ever since I was a kid (when this movie aired). But in recent years, those changes have accumulated and accelerated to a worrying degree.
In no world that I know of is 80F a reasonable number to have in the month of April in a temperate zone -- yet, that's exactly what a lot of people these days are experiencing 😕
*Dorothy from **_The Wizard of Oz_** (1939).* It's one of those movies that's referenced everywhere. *NO SPOILERS.*
Yes, no one mention the aliens!
I encountered a tornado when I was 10 year old. A storm blew up out of nowhere, and I was maybe 100 yards from our farmhouse when the sky went completely green, then totally dark. Suddenly the wind was blowing so fast that it stopped me in my tracks. And then, for one sickening moment, I felt myself starting to lift off the ground. And then, just like that, it was gone. Never been so scared in my life. Had a phobia about storms and air raid sirens (which they use in Indiana to announce the approach of severe storms and tornadoes) for years.
I saw this movie in theaters when it released with my dad when I was very little and when it was over and we walked out onto the street, it was storming. The wind was intense, lots of thunder and it was even hailing. I was convinced a tornado was coming and got so scared lol
19:14 "You know, when you used to tell me that you chased tornadoes, deep down, I always thought it was a _metaphor."_
🤷♂Entirely understandable. It usually is.
Seeing a family trying to survive?
Yeah, you pretty much nailed the essence of this film.
This movie has nothing to do with a family trying to survive.
Jo and Bill are a family. In a greater sense, the tornado chasers are a family. Both of those families were being broken up by Bill trying to shed that old life. Ultimately, this film is about keeping them all together.
@@BouillaBased Bill and Jo were divorcing. That is the opposite of a family.
the Tornado (sisters) and a few driving scenes were filmed not far from my house. I've driven over that road that had the water on both sides with the two Tornados about a million times, there's an excellent fishing spot close to there.
I was in a tornado in southern Indiana last year at night when we were asleep if it wasn't for our phones having loud sirens we'd all be dead right now. Completely destroyed our house while we were in the basement.
What town?
@StormChaserMaci. Sorry just now seeing this for some reason but outside Sullivan indiana. F-3 tornado
@@BigMoore1232 No worries. EF-3 not small for a tornado. That's considered a strong twister on the scale.
One of my mom's favorite movies, she dragged us to the theater to see it like three weekends in a row, lol. Thankfully I didn't mind much cause I was also super entertained by it. At least, until my friends in high school started telling me I looked like Dusty, lol.
Her dad had no idea that if the door blew that it wouldn't suck them all out of their shelter (later on we hear about the 'suck zone'). He should've stayed but he didn't know.
20:53 "Is there an F5?"
I don't know why everyone is surprised by this question. We _all_ saw the way the conversation was going.
The greatest thing about this movie is seeing Philip Seymour Hoffman so full of life
The woman that plays Jo's mom at the beginning of the movie is in another good movie you two should check out. "The Perfect Storm". Has a good cast and is pretty intense since you were wanting an intense movie this time around. It's also an adaptation of a true incident.
The tornado growl sound was made by a camel.
Vaginas don't make that kind of noise
40:37 - I don't think it was so much what the house was made of, but where the tornado went. Sometimes just 20 feet is enough to make all the difference.
I don’t know if it’s still there but Universal Orlando had a Twister ride that was so fun! One of my favorite movies ❤
They closed that down in 2016. Saw it for myself & compared to a real tornado, that 50 foot twister is nothing in comparison size wise.
So cute. I need to wife you up. 😘
This movie is also in my top 10.
I imagine Melissa married a symphony orchestra conductor who loves stormy music.
Great reaction as usual!
Storm chasers originally started out working for tv stations before doppler radar was invented regular radar was used & not very good for weather tracking so storm chasers would ride around & radio back their findings to the TV stations then the weatherman would report on TV where it was heading & the strength of the tornado.
I love this one! It's a big reason why I’m so fascinated by tornadoes now. There’s many good series that follow actual storm chasers, like Tornado Chasers (web series starring Reed Timmer) and Storm Chasers (from the Discovery Channel).
Oh, my goodness. YT matrix threw up Reed's video on Dominator 3 into my suggesteds (I'm also a car guy, used to work as a sportscar safety marshal) a month ago. That thing is a beast! Funny thing, even though I've never chased storms, I understand the thrill (racetrack stuff). Every time Reed's live-streaming and there's an empty seat in that thing I think, "..I wonder if he'd take me with him if I threw him $50.." 😄
This movie was a big part of my childhood. One of my favourite movies of all time
"Dolores Claiborn" is one movie worth reacting to. Cheers from Montréal Canada
I watched this movie when i was about 6 and was traumatized by tornadoes and for about a year used to pray before bed that none of my friends or family would die from a tornado in their sleep.
The DVD packaging for this movie includes this on the label: "RATED PG-13 FOR INTENSE DEPICTION OF VERY BAD WEATHER".
"But Dusty is different." Yeah, you could say that! This is perhaps my favorite performance by Philip Seymour Hoffman.
The bladed tools in the barn were scythes, which are like manual lawn mowers without any moving parts. They're also a symbol of the grim reaper. Must have been a false foreshadow, or maybe it does speak to the character of the homeowners.
So much for "intense...but I hope no one dies" that lasted about 2 mins LOL
Y'all are doing so many of my faves lately! I had a newfound love of weather and tornadoes living in Alabama, and then this film came out. We are no strangers to them here. I saw this in theater two or three times. I was in 6th grade at the time....and a few years later, rode the Twister ride at Universal Studios Orlando. 💖
This movie really did a lot for Oklahoma's tourism industry. "Oklahoma: our weather will blow you away"
I'm from Oklahoma where this was filmed. Tornadoes are a real thing. And what we see in the movie they are perfectly capable of. It's a movie though they took liberties made it 'over the top' like really unreal how close they were too it but it is interesting for people who have never seen one
This movie is probably one of the reasons why storm-chasers are storm-chasers.
22:24 Van Halen Human Beings in background playing 🤘🏼
I live in Southwestern Ontario, Canada so tornados are certainly one of the natural disasters we can get. I'm a beekeeper and we definitely have a storm cellar on the farm. Blizzards and power outages are usually the biggest ones. I have 48 hour packs for our family just in case of emergencies.
Great reaction, guys!!!! 😊❤ This movie is always great to watch!
I can't always tell if it's gonna rain, but I can always tell when a bad thunderstorm is on the horizon, because the clouds have this weird look like the sky is sick. It produces an eerie feeling. I live in Utah, which almost never gets tornadoes. But whenever we get an ugly thunderstorm, it moves on to Kansas or Oklahoma where it becomes a tornado.
awesome film, amazing to see in a theater, amazing soundtrack and cinematography, bill paxton was such a great guy
Cool reaction! I really liked Philip Seymour Hoffman as Dusty!
Talking about Dorothy: "the Extreme Man, it came from his brain!"
04:01 Helen Hunt often gets compared to Jodie Foster. She is aware of it and sometimes makes jokes about it.
49:34 byyyyyyeeee 👋🏼
virtual hug, really enjoy your reactions
Good one, Ladies! Such a fun movie! Thanks for sharing this one. It was fun rewatching it with you. 🙂
After being through multiple tornadoes... If I can manage it, me and my hubby and my dogs and cat are in the cellar with drinks and snacks about 30 mins before the storm even hits. Ain't no way I'm gonna wait for the sirens to go off to try and wrangle all my babies 😂
Those aren't weapons in that tool shed those are tools that all Farmers have the cutting tools for vegetation axes shovels whatever else hand saws for cutting trees another vegetation etcetera etcetera etcetera. Any farmer would know that anyone lives in the country.
Virtual hug
Very fun reaction ladies! I was in Ponca City Oklahoma on a business trip when they were filming this. A crew left the Holiday Inn where I was staying about 10 pm one night to go chase a storm to get some footage.
I live in Oklahoma in tornado alley we get tornado's every year. Believe it or not you get used to it. Never actually been in one but have come close a couple of times. A lot of this movie was filmed in Oklahoma. It's just a way of life here.
Grew up on Long Island and I can remember as far back as being a child that I always wanted to see one in person. A weird fascination. I even had a recurring dream of seeing one coming in my neighborhood through my friend's backyard. 61 years old now and 15 years in Florida and still haven't seen one, but I love a good cranking thunderstorm down here 😊
Jyn, you crack me up, your response to scenes make me laugh you’re funny. Lovelovelove ❤️✌🏻🌷
Another great disaster movie is The Impossible (2012) about a family caught in the 2004 tsunami in Thailand. Based on a true story.
Philip Seymour Hoffman plays a _very_ different type of character, here.
Virtual Hug ❤
Awesome reaction as always ladies ❤
wah gwaan i looked it up, also tornados scare the shit outta me lets goooo
i only got two videos this week im jonesin for more lets gooo :)
Typical storm season in Oklahoma
Day after Tomorrow is a wild ride too great reaction ladies.
Great reaction! Love this movie. RIP Bill Paxton.
Thank you for this girls I enjoyed your reaction immensely greatly you are very thoughtful watching and reacting. Again thank you see you next time.
I never worried about Melissa. I'm sure she will meet another therapist very soon.
Random comment..... The instrumental at the end o the movie is Eddie Van Halens, Respect The Wind.....
Fun Movie and Great Reaction !!! Thank You Jyn & Ryl, You are My Favorite
Interesting fact: The US averages around 1,200 tornados yearly. Way more than any other country.
Hold on…….🌪️😊
Cow.
(Best line.)
Twister is one of the must-watch natural disaster movies, another is Dante's Peak...hope to see you react to that someday, 'cause I always enjoy your reactions and discussions!
I live in Dixie Alley, now, the second most prolific set of states for tornadoes, after tornado alley. In 2011 I witnessed the tornado breaking through Tuscaloosa, Al on its way through Birmingham al. I was in Birmingham, with family driving as fast as possible out of the area. When we arrived home and I turned on the tv it said the tornado reached a possible F4. That was confirmed, later on. The devastation was far and wide.
We spent that night going back and forth to the community shelter. We'd get the all-clear, go home, and then we'd get another warning. Over two weeks with no power afterward.
My parents went down there years later to visit family, and you could still see the swath it want thru. It took my Aunt's old house - and too the slab too.
Helen Hunt is great❤. Love this movie👍. Enjoyed watching with you guys❤.
Tornado alley is amazing and scary. We have a couple of touchdowns here and there in Texas. Wonder how the remake will be that will come out this year. Good job you two.
The sequel "Twisters" is out this year! In July I think?
Great reaction guys, thank you!! 😀👍
Virtual hug!! 🤗🤗
What's it about?
@@MoMoMyPup10 Originally it was rumoured to be about Jo and Bill's daughter, but the scriptwriter has since said it's not.
Apparently it's not a follow on type of sequel, but rather is a stand-alone story with all new characters but set in the same "world".
The trailer is on UA-cam.
Dorothy was based on toto in the early 1980s, a similar concept drop toto in front of an oncoming tornado for measurements, but unfortunately, there was no success, but toto did track a few dangerous thunderstorms you may find some documentaries on toto from the time period I saw it on TV as a child.
High you beautiful people..lovelovelove ❤️✌🏻🌷
Bill Paxton was also in True Lies... Check that one out!
"How are they not getting dismantled?" They would've been. The debris would have torn them to shreds. No way they would've survived a direct hit like that. But, Hollywood.
I actually wish Bill and Jonas would have put their differences aside and brought both teams together to finish the work. Maybe Bill and Jonas could have jumped in the truck together going after the final twister and added in a "just like old times" comment.
(Hugs) great reaction RIGHT, LEFT, RIGHT!! 😂😂
Movie suggestion - "The Birds". It's an Alfred Hitchcock suspense classic from 1963.
Holy cow 🐮 18:08
Now, I didn't watch til the end but I'm assuming it's still Virtual Hug. Keep up the great work, ladies.
Greetings❤, I recommend the movie Point Break (2015), I think you will like the remake, it is full of epic scenes around the world and magical places on our planet with an interesting plot.
We r under a tornado watch tonite in Oklahoma...
Can we just press the like button or do we have to smash it?
1917 (2019) please and thank you.
37:40 I'd sure like to know what the deal is with _these_ people. Who keeps _this_ many sharp objects in a building in tornado _alley?_
🌪 👍
If you want another intense natural disaster movie, San Andreas starring Dwayne Johnson is a good one.
I take it you haven’t seen The Wizard of Oz? 🌪️ 👧 🧙♀️ 🦁 🤖 🐶
Yea, the dad should have left the door be. They would still be fine hunkered down in the corner of the cellar.
Fried Green Tomatoes next?
I have the movie , always liked it , great movie .
0:02 "i'm ryl. and i'm jyn."
switching it up i see.
This movie was made on the cheap.
Bad editing and graphics should have killed this movie...
However, that year WAS the biggest season of major tornadoes ever.
The fact that the actors were respected and worked great together made all the mistakes not so important.
This is one of my top 10 comfort zone movies.
By by daddy 😢😢😢