You actually react. You respond to the power of the wind, and that makes it all very real.” Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton in Twister (1996). The Dutch filmmaker also recalled a scene in which giant ...

Still, the new “Twisters” manages a pretty fair mixture of digital and practical high-wind trickery ... two share a thirst for knowledge and a respect for nature’s surly side.

Twisters has no flying cows ... both far too unbelievably good looking to play people obsessed with wind patterns, work up a googly-eyed affection that’s more suited for novelist Nicholas ...

“Twisters” is the sequel to the 1996 blockbuster directed by Jan de Bont and co-written by Michael Crichton. Those names make an impressive combination for an action movie. Crichton’s novel ...

What is it about director Jan de Bont’s Twister that makes it such an enduring ... American setting with all of its dirt roads and wind-whipped grass fields? Or the fact that everyone involved ...

"The Twister: Caught in the Storm" is a feature ... The tornado wrecked through 13 miles of the city, with wind speeds over 200 miles per hour. "This catastrophic event ravaged Joplin, and yet ...

If you’re seeing the sky change around you and hearing the distant rush of a wind vortex, that could be because the long-in-development follow-up to 1996’s ‘Twister’ is once more moving ...