Sounds like Twisters is exactly what I thought it would be. I'm noticing a bit of a thread between "blockbuster" type movies and tv shows.. the writing is lacking. The Acolyte is a strong example of this. Issues and topics aside, the dialogue is really weak. There are many shows and movies that talk about various subjects, that have strong writing and know how to tell a story well. It feels like too many punches are being pulled, not in subject matter, but in lines of dialogue. This conversation could have been made to be so much more interesting, but instead it falls into various tropes and cliches. Just because this is a big disaster movie, doesn't mean the rest has to fall away. Just because it's a Star Wars show, doesn't mean the writing doesn't matter.
Loved the first twister a lot more then the new one
Sounds like Twisters is exactly what I thought it would be. I'm noticing a bit of a thread between "blockbuster" type movies and tv shows.. the writing is lacking. The Acolyte is a strong example of this. Issues and topics aside, the dialogue is really weak. There are many shows and movies that talk about various subjects, that have strong writing and know how to tell a story well. It feels like too many punches are being pulled, not in subject matter, but in lines of dialogue. This conversation could have been made to be so much more interesting, but instead it falls into various tropes and cliches. Just because this is a big disaster movie, doesn't mean the rest has to fall away. Just because it's a Star Wars show, doesn't mean the writing doesn't matter.