TWISTER (1996) Movie Reaction - FIRST TIME WATCHING
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This movie is awesome
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Starring:
Bill Paxton, Helen Hunt, Cary Elwes, Jami Gertz, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Lois Smith, and Alan Ruck
Written by:
Michael Crichton and Anne-Marie Martin
Directed by:
Jan de Bont - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Hello everyone Thanks for watching my reaction to Twister!! I LOVED this movie so much and it definitely hit the spot when it comes to Tornado/disaster movies. It's become a movie I know I will love going back to again and again.
I hope you enjoyed my reaction and have a great day!!! Be carful of tornadoes!!
there is a second guy from speed. the tourist in bus.
i hope you stayed for the credits. the song in the end is amazing.
Dude: Twister 2 "Twisters" coming out July 19 2024:)
"I feel like the visual effects will be...decent?" Bro you don't understand how epic this movie was for its time.
whats funny is this movie was made in 96. special effects tornadoes from more recent movies look worse then this! they did a great job on this movie.
@@sparkshusky2482 agree with this. I don’t understand how they can make tornadoes look worse in this day and age
Filmmakers back then actually tried to make their CGI look realistic, regarding it as a visual tool with exciting potential. Now they figure the audience has been conditioned to accept any crappy CGI as "good" so they stopped trying.
@@sparkshusky2482 This is one of those situations where technology advancing actually ended up in a less realistic result, because the limitations of the time forced them to come up with a more creative use of practical elements. Nowadays, to a do a tornado, you would use a particle simulator to just simulate all the dust and debris, etc, which wasn’t possible at the time. But they had rudimentary particle animation, which could simulate a tornado of particles, but the particles weren’t numerous or complex enough to look real, because the computers of the day didn’t enough power to handle enough particles to do it. So what they did was they filmed elements of dust and smoke, so they had realistic footage... and attached all those elements to the animated particle system. So what we’re actually seeing in this movie is a big animated collage of real dust and smoke footage in the shape and motion of a tornado. This ended up achieving a more realistic result than a pure CG simulated tornado.
This is the same way they did the fire for the Balrog in Lord of the Rings. CG fire tends to look fake as well, so they shot real footage of fire and attached those elements to the particle system. Looks real... because it is. It’s not computer generated, it’s just real footage being digitally manipulated.
But then... computers got better and it became easier and faster to just simulate things like dust, smoke, fire, etc. So that took over as the way it’s done nowadays.
@@AWSVids Also because CGI Twisters nowadays don't "attack" the camera, so to speak.
Seeing this in a theater made this about 1000 times a better film.
When I saw it it blew the speakers out
My seat was vibrating with the sound and it felt like you were in the twister.
The ride at Universal was amazing
I remember seeing this in theaters. I was only 8.
Back in the day of VHS, I watched the movie, rewinded it, and watched it again. It's a great movie! Thank you for the movie reaction!
Same, I owned the movie on VHS, had a nice box art case. :D
Back in the day. Gosh you are making us sound old🤣
Each tornado that appears in the film progressively goes up the fugita scale from F1 to F5.
Actually F3 is the smallest one they show, most are F4s and only two F5s in the movie is the first that took her dad and the last that took up Dorothy when she finally flys
@@Yugioh420 It was confirmed that each twister was 1-5.
“oH yEaH tHe F I R sT OnE wAS definitelY A F1” no it wasn’t a f1 after it destroyed the entire barn leaving nothing left “wind speeds will strip most of the materials off roofs. Mobile homes will be badly damaged and can be overturned. Exterior doors will be damaged, along with broken exterior windows.” And did that barn look like a mobile home to you?
The actress is Helen Hunt, she was on a long running sitcom called mad about you with Paul Reiser and has been in a bunch of movies and she has become a successful director.
I always wondered what happened to Jo’s mother, she’s never mentioned after the scene where her father is sucked up into the tornado.
Those of us who knew and loved Bill Paxton from his small or supporting roles in other big movies over the years were shocked to see him get top billing in a major film when Twister came out.
Ok, so I grew up in tornado alley, and lived through the F5 in Joplin, MO. Yes, there is insurance for tornados, and yes, generally the government will help out if an area is entirely wiped out. As for living in the area, you just kind of accept it. People are more likely to sit on the porch watching the tornado then actually taking cover - at least until you live through an F5 level event. Then people tend to take it more seriously. Still though, a LOT of the footage you see online is just ol' Bubba in his pickup and camcorder taking video during the storm. Some people are meteorologists, some people work WITH meteorologists, and some people are just your average thrill seeker who enjoys doing it. Hopefully that answers some of your questions, if oyu have anymore, let me know, I'll be glad to answer!
I remember hearing about that tornado in happened in 2011 in the summer. May or June I lived in Florida & graduated high school in 2011 & saw documentary randomly on TH-cam. I look at many random videos on TH-cam
I saw Twister at the movie theaters when theaters introduced this new sound technology called Dolby Surround Sound. They sound came from the sides, on top your head, and from the back. 😳 The technology was so insanely loud and with heart thumping bass. My body was still shaken up on the way home. After that ride, I would jump when the slightest breeze picked up.😂
It is funny you bring up "You killed my father, prepare to die." Cary Elwes was in this movie (man in black/Wesley) who played Dr. Jonas Miller, the competing storm chaser that you said "I liked that guy" when they got hit by the tornado @22:51.
Don't forget, he was also the only "modern" Robin Hood who could speak with an English accent.
The actress who plays Melissa also plays Star in Lost Boys.
Yep, you got that right.
Mind blown
Whoa, how did I not recognize her? 😳
Don't worry, the cow is fine! She's grazing somewhere in "OZ"! 😁🌪️🐮
Best Breakfast in Cinema History.
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Jan De Bont, director of Twister, also directed Speed (Keanu Reeves). Bill Paxton appeared in Commando (as the military radio operator), he was the car dealer in True Lies, and he was one of the punks that Arnold killed (and stole their clothes) in Terminator. 'Rabbit' (Alan Ruck) was in Speed as an annoying passenger. Phillip Seymour Hoffman went on to get nominated for 4 Oscars (he won 1 for best actor).Mark Mancina who did the score for Twister also did the score for Speed, and Disney animated films Tarzan, Brother Bear, and Moana.
He was in alien too I think
Twister is a classic 👍🏻
The film was nominated for Best Visual Effects but lost to Independence Day. The movie was the highest grossing disaster movie in 1996, $670 million dollars at the box office.
Which would be over $1.16 billion today accounting for inflation. O_O
There’s been a couple of tornado movies since Twister but nothing compares. You sound like somebody that lives in an area where tornados don’t happen. My son and I live in the Midwest and We’ve actually chased storms/tornadoes before. About two years ago my son was storm chasing, spotted and called in a tornado to authorities, and is credited with saving lives. This tornado occurred at night like the one in the movie. Generally people don’t chase storms at night because you can only see the tornado when there’s a lightning strike. So again like in the movie, you run the risk of actually driving into the tornado. Seeing one live is incredible! Their power is unbelievable.
One of the most underappreciated scores of all time in my opinion.
I was nearly killed by a tornado in 2013, but movies and videos about tornadoes still fascinate me. I do get pretty freaked out by IRL tornado warnings though. This movie does a pretty good job of recreating the tornado experience.
The drive-in movie scene with the twister was the best!
Makes sense that it’s the scene that Universal Orlando recreated for their Twister attraction 🌪
Fun fact. This is the last movie I ever saw at a drive-in.
That F4 scene must have been beyond real for you then.
I loved Malissa's character and how she was seen as someone trying to get into a group of people that she had very little in common with. She loves Bill but cant compete with the madness going on. Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton are what I love about this movie they are fckn amazing in this movie, the arguing in the car was so funny. They are stellar performers. RIP Bill.
I think time has been really kind to this movie - it’s probably more well received now compared to initial release. Very exciting, fun movie 🌪
I live out in the country in Oklahoma. My cousin has lost everything twice to tornadoes. Yes, there are forms of insurance. Our house has been moved off of the foundation 3 times. When weather is bad, I just go to sleep, because the shelter is 100 yards away. Not much you really can do but pray.
Personally, I love the film! My dad met the cast & crew while they were filming around here.
Keep coming with videos!
If you haven't seen...
Please check out:
The Outsiders - 1983
The War - 1994
Four Brothers - 2005
Lawless - 2012
I usually stay awake during possibly bad weather. I personally would rather have a chance to survive by being proactive than hoping I survive.
I love tornadoes. So fascinating. We watched this film. It came out the sane time as Independence Day. We thought this was far better! Glad you enjoyed it. Such a fun film and yes the effects were great for the time.
I think the visual effects on the tornados still holds up amazingly well. The effects on the farming equipment being picked up by the twister near the end hasn't aged as well. I went to the cinema to see this when I was 13 and seeing this in full surround sound was mind-blowing. Hearing the wind pick up and come in from behind you made you think you were right in the middle of it. And as you pointed out, the score made for this movie just enhanced it even further. I still think of the score from time to time it's that good.
You don’t get scared for your house living in tornado alley you get scared for your family members. You call people as soon as you hear of a bad storm and make sure they are sheltering. And you do that for everyone in the path. Especially if you are currently sheltering. You just try to make sure everyone knows. You don’t care about the house until after the storm is over, cause there’s nothing you can do about it or for it.
The screenplay was co-written by Michael Crichton! The author of Jurassic Park, The Lost World, Congo, Timeline, etc.
In a closed-in storm shelter, you would NOT be sucked out as long as you are in back of the shelter, even if the door was ripped off. Anyone who knows physics would know this. BIG mistake they made.
Lol it’s just a movie bro. Not everything has to be perfectly accurate scientifically. It’s call fiction for a reason.
I doubt a farmer would know a lot about physics.
Yeah, this movie was epic on the big screen back in the day🔥🔥🔥
I love "disaster" movies. Been watching them since the 70's. I think I've seen just about every tornado movie there is and this one is still my favorite.
The tornados in Twister were computer generated digital effects using actual tornado footage with a bit of discreet animation.
"My name is Jo. You killed my father. Prepare to die!" Lol.
The tornado's like, "nah, honey, I think you got this the other way around... lol."
Is now a bad time to tell you that the guy who plays Jonas Miller was also Wesley from _The Princess Bride?_ Great reaction.
The guy from "Lost"! The guy from "Lost"! was also Upham in "Saving Private Ryan" and the perverted bully in "Nell."
Night of the Twisters came out at about this same time. The guy from the original Dukes of Hazard is the main character
The problem isn't weather the pipes would have held. It's how much of that debree in the twister would have shishcabobed the two of them? All them planks, the house, the fence, the vfx wood from the shed. Yea they would not have survived that.
Well, there are no specific educational requirements for becoming a storm chaser; however, a relevant degree would certainly be helpful. You might want to obtain a bachelor’s degree in meteorology or atmospheric science.
True story: a tornado sucked up my great grandfather and then gently put him down on the other side of the fence, unharmed.
I've lived in NE Oklahoma since 1984...
We are just used to tornado threats...they actually test our local tornado sirens every week. Many of us either have basements or tornado shelters.
We went through an F3 and flash flood warnings last night. Predicted to last until 3AM.
It shook the windows and house and flooded our basement. Thankfully it connects to the garage so I could sweep the water out. Hey, got to clean the basement and garage floor at least. 😅
We just got the edge of it and I called my family earlier to check if they were ok. Everyone is good.
A similar storm hit Florida as well. Had to call mom to check on her. 👍🏼 She’s A-okay.
An interesting choice to react on the channel. I haven’t seen this one since I was a little boy from back in the day when the movie first came out, so I had to revisit it first before coming here to check out your reaction to it. I got another long comment for you, but like usual I'll try not to make it too long for you.
I only saw this once as a boy, and I will saw that this movie scared the crap out of me as a boy just because of the concept of being caught up in a tornado, the whole concept to me was so frightening that I didn’t really pay attention to the story on my first viewing back then. After revisiting this movie, although some of the effects are a little dated, they’re still pretty good IMO. Scenes like the ones at 18:31, 10:39, really scared me as a boy.
Another reason for my fear was because of where I lived growing up, my family and I were subject to many hurricanes throughout the years and my young uneducated mind correlated hurricanes and tornados as being the same thing, so this movie gave me a fear that every time we were hit with a hurricane that our house may be destroyed or we would get killed from the hurricane caving in on the house from the hurricane or tornado.
8:39 “I think she’s way better for Bill than this other lady” I thought the same thing when rewatching this, I also think that she’s prettier than her too. This movie was 1 of 3 movies (the other 2 being “As Good As It Gets”, & “What Women Want”) that introduced me to Helen Hunt (who was one of my celebrity crushes), who I also knew her for her TV role of Jamie on “Mad About You”.
9:46 “I’m a happy person” He said happy way too many times in that scene. Like I said before; the more someone tries to convince you of something, the more likely the opposite of what they’re saying is true.
Also to answer your question at 20:20 “Is there like Tornado insurance or something like that?” and about what happens when you lose your home to a natural disaster and how do you recover from something like that. Well to answer your question, yes there is tornado insurance, but as for the coverage, it’s a complicated question with many factors that come into play.
Overall it varies depending on things such as where you live, the extent of the damage done to the home, the type of insurance your house is covered under, but generally what will happen is you either get part or all of the losses covered through the insurance, you get temporary housing and relief until you recover from the disaster, or until your house is either repaired or completely replaced, and if you got some really good insurance coverage, you’re also entirely relieved of the burden of having a mortgage to pay off due to losing the home (again it primarily depends on the type of insurance you have; meaning the really good coverage plans require high deductibles to get all those benefits).
Another thing to mention is that even if you lose your home (this is a worst case scenario), you are still technically required to pay your mortgage even though you lost your home. But if you don’t really have any good insurance, and you find yourself in an untenable situation due to losing your home to a tornado or other natural disaster and are unable to make payments, you’re given options to either do partial payments or to skip payments on your mortgage, or you can simply take out a loan from the bank for assistance (the only nice thing is that you won’t get late fees for that). Again this is of course a worst case scenario, but in most cases you are offered assistance from either the government or natural disaster administrations because offering assistance to disaster survivors is better and much easier than doing foreclosures on homes for something that was beyond anyone’s control.
Your commentary like usual was funny, my favorite moment was when you casually asked at 16:28 “Why are we watching ‘The Shining’ now?”, 8:15 “I feel it in the dirt”, 25:59 “I don’t know what happened, but I’m happy too.” 18:00 “Hello again, my old friend. You killed my father, prepare to die.”
Some of my favorite parts of your reactions was at 22:24, 10:43, 25:39, 13:52, 22:55, and 4:01.
Anyways good reaction as always, and I look forward to your next reaction, whenever you post it that is.
BTW I'm curious if you have ever seen the Wizard of Oz (since it was referenced in the movie)? If not, that should be one you should consider reacting to on the channel in the future.
Very good video so far. What about Thelma and Louise?
Thanks for the likes! :)
How about those Scream movies? Another very good one in my opinion is Bird on a Wire.
Tornadoes are usually covered under homeowners insurance polices. Windstorms aren't the special, localized risk like floods are in flood plains, which are usually not covered and the reason for the Nat'l Flood Insurance Program.
EDIT: Those well pipes are probably sunk to about 30'-40', they could very likely hold. They don't present nearly enough of an air foil to the wind to overcome that much leverage.
Unless you live somewhere, where stuff like that is considered "acts of God" which means you're screwed many times as insurers will refuse to pay. lmao Some places have tried to combat that, but it's iffy depending on where you go.
Tornadoes fascinate me so much, my family and I still watch this movie from time to time. Loved your commentary, it had me laughing: “I think by the end of this movie they’re gonna go through 8 F5’s and then they’re gonna kiss.” LOL, in a nutshell yeah that about sums it up!
Watched this in the cinema here in the UK, lots of fun.
Twister starring Dennis Quaid and Helen Hunt with Philip Seymour Hoffman as storm chasers particularly tornadoes
There's a nostalgia i get from this movie that I don't get from anything else, although this movie and Mario Sunshine go hand in hand for me as far as nostalgia lol
RolyPolyOllie Reactions --- This entire story is about Jo's and Bill's failing marriage, and the quest to get Dorothy up inside the twister is a metaphor for Jo's inability to achieve orgasm. She is pre-orgasmic, frigid, due to issues surrounding the loss of her father. The twister always just eludes them, until she experiences catharsis then, as Dusty says, "...the suck zone..." is attained.
Wow, that's deep. Or something...
I know I'm late to the party, but I wanted to explain the answer to your questions.
Most insurance policies for homeowners and renter's encompass one of four different types of insurance: homeowner's insurance, renter's insurance, natural disasters insurance, or tornado damage insurance. Depending on your status as a homeowner or a renter, you may have only one of these or a combination of two. After a tornado destroys your home, your town typically receives federal aid from the government to help you with immediate homelessness and cleanup of the debris. About 99% of the time your old home is demolished and is rebuilt where it stood. Depending on your policy, and the damage quote from the insurance agency will determine what is paid out-of-pocket by you and what will be covered by the insurance agency. Most insurance companies located in tornado alley offer full coverage insurance so that victims don't have to pay for tornado damage on top of medical bills.
Thanks for the information! I was super curious about this as it seemed like a problem that people would have!
That is Helen Hunt my dear
Fun fact, the guy playing Jonas played in the first Saw movie. :)
28 YEARS AGO TODAY TWISTER PREMIERED IN THEATERS!!!!!!!! RIP BILL PAXTON!!!!!
Holy S🧨🎇✨ you picked up that that would be Helen Hunt's character as a little kid right from the jump. Honestly I didn't pick up on that til it was well out of the theaters and I saw it on cable.
From the perspective of having now been through two tornadoes (f5 and f3 respectively) I still enjoy this movie, despite the characters frequent actions that are downright stupid...You don't need to hold the door shut, dad, the wind is going to push it down on you before yanking it off. Your wife and kid are like...3 feet away and perfectly fine, you don't see THEM being sucked out of the thing and flung a couple of miles in whatever direction the tornado decides to fling you...it is much stronger than you. Also Bill, you're supposed to be a meteorologist, why the hell do you think taking shelter under a bridge is going to help you?? Yeah I know the newspeople who did that in 1991 sort of popularized it, and everybody saw that on the TV including me because that was one of my two tornadoes, but you should really KNOW that trying to do that is just asking to die. I think the newspeople even learned that by the time this movie came out and the severe weather-people were still in damage control mode telling people NOT to do this....but still....you're going to get sucked out of the thing and flung a couple of miles in whatever direction the tornado decides to fling you. It is much stronger than you. Not that you wouldn't have gotten sucked into it by the time you bail out of truck. You're too close. That poor cow.
This was when CGI was not in the beginning, but not quite like it is nowadays. So the sound and the visual efectos at that time was pretty impressive.
Yes you can go out and Chase tornadoes if you like. I would strongly suggest you watch some of these Storm Chasers before thinking about heading out. The May 13th 2013 El Reno tornado in Oklahoma was an unpredictable tornado. Storm Chasers lost their lives. Tim Michael Samaras was a part of the Discovery Channel. He was also an engineer designs his own equipment. Tornado killed him. There's different Storm Chasers. I'll give you a few; Storm Riders, Tornado Chasers, Storm Chasers, and Tornado Road. Those are just a few.
That day was crazy! I watched it from my front yard. At the time, I thought I was safe, because the chasers were on my road.
OK Represent!
@@seefitch4601 if you ever see storm chasers out, there's a freaking reason.
That father’s death scene in the beginning was always so sad🙁 mostly because it happened right in front of his daughter😞
Lmao hearing you say aww it's like her family except her dad lived made me laugh hard.
Gotta love the late great Bill Paxton! (And the late great Philip Seymour Hoffman.) I don't eat thick-cut steak often, and I sure don't eat sunny side up eggs, but this movie makes me want a big ole plate every time.
Thanks, Oliver (and Huxley)! 🌪 My friends and I saw this one at the cinema. My bf and I loved it... my friend Jerome couldn't suspend disbelief enough to simply enjoy it. Oh well, I appreciated it enough *for* him. ❧ I also was fortunate enough to "ride" the *Twister* *Experience* at Universal Studios Florida. It was replaced in 2015. #RolyPolyOllie #Twister
An excellent Bill Paxton movie is called 'A Simple Plan' I never see get reacted to.
Next spring there is going to be a sequel to this movie called "Twisters".
Yes there is:) filming going on in El Riño, Chickasha OK rn.
I was in The Wizard of Oz as the Tin Man during my senior year of high school
I was right! I predicted you would give this movie a 75% rating, and bang 10 seconds after I thought this, you said it!
To answer the question on insurance and rebuilding, there are insurance options available for those who live in areas prone to natural disasters.
Back during the Hurricane Andrew relief efforts, I had an Aunt and Uncle work on claims adjusting for many of the devastated neighborhoods in Miami-Dade. FEMA loans are also a thing for massive disasters that are big enough to garner federal attention.
The biggest takeaway for me was rewatching coverage of the ‘89 Loma Prieta quake (I lived through it as a kid), and seeing a Santa Cruz resident interviewed on the news, talking about how he just turned down earthquake insurance the week before.
Hurricane Andrew caused many insurance companies to go bankrupt, and those that survived reduced their coverage and canceled policies in hurricane areas to avoid paying billions of dollars in claims for future hurricanes.
Love this movie! A movie u should react to is Turtles can fly. It's a kurdish movie and it's really amazing.
edward norton, other than speed was also cameron In Ferris Bueller
Watched the movie in cinema when I was 12 :D
The plot is only trying the launch Dorothy's sensors??? What happened to Bill & Joe's plot, & Bill & therapist's plot?
Dorothy was based on a real research device called TOTO.
This was my first movie after moving to central Ohio. You can't imagine how incredible it was to watch this in the theater! I'm surprised you didn't touch on the sound design. Maybe you couldn't hear it on your sound system, but whenever a tornado dominated the screen, there was an almost subliminal animal growl coming from the speakers at the sides & back of the theater. It made it more immersive: seeing the twisters from Joe's point of view -- as monsters!
Hope you had a chance to listen to Eddie Van Halen end credit instrumental guitar 🎸 solo.
I love you reacting to twister cuz usually look tornadoes and how about react to into the storm next
I missed the "Boop, nice nice nice".
12:20 - You should go over to Pecos Hank's channel and check out his tornado videos. He's a chaser.
you need to watch the iron giant
The Red Cross goes to the aid of any natural disasters. Helps people get their lives in order, helps with emotional stress, clothing and any other necessities.
have you seen saving private ryan?
Since you like disaster movies, have you seen "Earthquake", "The Poseidon Adventure", and "The Towering Inferno" from the 70s?
I think Jenny hertz part was good in the end
Seeing you recently reacted to the Godfather trilogy and Goodfellas, I have to recommend the movies Casino (1995), Carlito's Way (1993) and Donnie Brasco (1997), all of them dealing in various ways and degrees with the mob/crime underworld. Stellar cast in all movies, with several familiar names from your earlier reactions. :)
Such Classic films!
0:37 - "I watched another tornado movie . . . I forget the name of it."
Is there another tornado movie?
Yes, they made more modern one a few years ago but it was no Twister. There’s also an older pretty decent one actually called Tornado, starring Bruce Campbell and Ernie Hudson, that came out to cash in on Twister.
Well, there's the one where someone wondered what happens when a girl tornado and a boy shark love each other very much...
“I like distraction in movies…”. Growing up, I felt that way, also. Feelings completely changed after Sept. 11, 2001. Just wasn’t entertaining any more.
Great reaction to Twister! If you love disaster movies, maybe you should check out and review Armageddon (1998) if you haven't seen it already. :)
I live destruction too dude. Subscribing
A disaster movie has no right to be this good. Another 90s disaster(esque?) movie that also has no right to be as good is Tremors.
Helen hunt
Shaechank Redemption had very bad record except ñater in the rents until today, it is a great. Movie , is i think the only one that regardless those ibitial results is considered a greatmoviw
Tim Robins snd Morgan Freeman a classic 1990s
Omg who cares about their comment stay focused.
Great react! You should add 'As Good As It Gets' to your list of movies to watch. Came out the after this and swept the Oscars!
17:54 If I had a nickel... 😋
U literally predicted the whole movie 😂
You need to do a reaction video to the weather channels tornado Alley videos
The fact that you were happy to break them up was annoying.
Question, why do you blurred the screen everytime you make a comment? If you could get rid of that practice it would be an awesome video, sorry it was very annoying to see that over and over. UNLIKE for sure.
TH-cam is very Fickle about copyright.. it’s almost impossible to get more than three or four consecutive seconds of film footage anymore..
I enjoyed watching "Twister" with You it was cool I liked Your reacktion to this movie there is another twister movie that You should watch it's called "Into The Storm" from 2014 check it out. 😇✝😎👍
I love this movie, but I can’t stand watching you. Sorry.
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