Budget
$92,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$241,721,524
Opening weekend US & Canada
$41,059,405
Gross worldwide
$494,471,524
Budget
$92,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$241,721,524
Opening weekend US & Canada
$41,059,405
Gross worldwide
$494,471,524
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By Vaughn 2021-10-22 14:33:35
In fact, the special effects of the whole film are still very good. After all, it was in 1996. The same kind of science fiction disaster movie is still a high-level work, but the more and more fake it is seen later, every time the two pig's feet are close to the tornado, they are not blown. I got up, very close, and indeed very close. The tractors, trucks, and tankers were blown up when they were very close. Especially in the end, they were not blown away when they experienced the F5...
By Cale 2021-10-22 14:33:35
Personal use of non-film critics,
from music to the extreme excitement of the team members, to create a fast-paced film. The
highest tornado is the F5
heroine. As a child, he saw his father being swept away by a tornado in the basement.
The hero took the current team to find the heroine and asked the heroine to sign a divorce. At this time, the agreement received news that there was a tornado in a certain place, everyone followed and went. The hero was once a...
By Jewel 2021-10-22 14:33:35
In 1996, the action disaster adventure movie " Tornado | Twister "
Although I don’t remember what the first disaster blockbuster I watched was, it’s definitely not this.
This movie is quite early, but I only saw it now. The special effects are pretty good from the point of view of 1996, and they won't look so unnatural in 2017, but the props (the detector) feel like copycats and not exquisite.
The special effects of the...
By Alford 2021-10-22 14:33:34
When I watched this movie, I was sitting in the cinema. I was surrounded by classmates who went to class together on weekdays. In the field, there were teachers and students of the whole school who went to class together every day. I remember that since that time, there has been no unified school to go to the movies. Yes, whether it’s high school or junior high school, of course. The occasional red movie is still required to go, but the touch is not so much. The
movie tells a...
By Alexzander 2021-10-22 14:33:34
This is a work more than ten years ago. It is said that this film is the first work of "pure picture philosophy" in modern movies. Although it has been a long time from the perspective of time, it is different from some disaster movies similar to aliens, geocentric crises, and super earthquakes in that tornadoes are easy to occur in the real world. Although the intensity may not be as good as those mentioned in the film, there is no denying the authenticity of its existence. This is...
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By Beth 2022-04-24 07:01:03
♥Warner. Wind chaser. A group of fanatical scientific researchers, a couple who regained their old friendship after a common storm, a journey of chasing the wind. ★★★★★D152 (D5/SU-164/1 area + Chinese and English bilingual)....
By Helga 2022-04-24 07:01:03
I watched it when I was a kid. It's one of the most memorable scenes I've seen in a few movies when I was a kid. It's amazing to tie yourself to a water pipe and go through a tornado at the...
By Barry 2022-04-24 07:01:03
A disaster movie I watched when I was a child. At that time, I could never forget the cow that was blown up by the tornado. After more than ten years, I watched this movie by accident. The flying cow is gone, but the love that sees the truth in...
By Ernestine 2022-04-24 07:01:03
I watched it when I was a child. It seems that this is the first disaster movie I watched. It feels very...
By Mortimer 2022-04-24 07:01:03
The lack of a core story makes disaster movies dull and...
Dusty: [holding onto the drivers side window] Fashionably late again, eh Jonas? Fashionably late. Gimme kiss baby!
[kisses Eddies cheek]
Eddie: Get outta here!
Dusty: [laughing; points at Eddie as they drive by] Loser! Move on!
Dusty: [to Melissa] Jo's gonna flip when she sees he's back!
Bill: [while walking away to find Jo] I'm not back!
Joey: [Computer beeps] We've got a touchdown!
Laurence: [On radio] We have touchdown! Touchdown! Tornado is on the ground!
Haynes: [Hands radio to Beltzer] Listen to this!
Laurence: Looks like it's heading down Route 33.
Bill: Jo, we're on 33.
Jo: What's the path?
Laurence: Looks like it's going about 35 mph.
Rabbit: [Looking around] Can you see this?
Allan Sanders: I can not see this. Where is it? Hello? Which way you guys looking?
Bill: Where, where, where...
Jo: Direction, Rabbit.
Rabbit: North northeast!
Beltzer: Do you see it?
Haynes: No.
Rabbit: North northeast, you copy?
Bill: Shit, it's coming right at us!
Laurence: Axis has gone vertical, gone vertical. Sucker's really gaining up strength.
Jo: You see it?
Bill: No...
[Takes radio]
Bill: Beltzer! We do not have a visual. Repeat, we do not have a visual. Help us out here!
Jo: Where is it?
Beltzer: Yeah, I got it Billy. Best motion I've ever seen. Looks like the base of this sucker's at least a half mile wide.
Bill: Rabbit?
Rabbit: If you are going east on 7, it should be coming right over that hill in a matter of minutes!
Allan Sanders: This is the one man, I feel it.