I hope you all have a good weekend!! 💖 Thanks for all being such cuties 🥰

@heyitsmemg7494

3 жыл бұрын

It’s a job but somebody has to do it.

@bobrossislovely2093

3 жыл бұрын

Kee up the amazing work Samantha and stay a canibananabal!!🤪

@kaookokomovielover868

3 жыл бұрын

@@heyitsmemg7494 Wedding Crashers 2005 Full HD Comedy full movies Full length english HD 1080p

@crypticmirror

3 жыл бұрын

I have a tornado story. It isn't a great one though. I once drove through one of the UK's rather pitifully weak tornados, but didn't even know it until I saw the footage on the news. I just thought it was part of the regular storm that was a bit more intense than normal and had a lot of twigs and stuff in it, which I thought meant the tree trimmers which had been working the street earlier that day had been slacking off on the clear up duty. America's tornadoes scare the heck out of me though. I'm glad Britain's rare tornadoes are so wimpy.

When Bill Paxton died, storm chasers used their beacons to spell his initials as a tribute to him and his character. He was about the science and real storm chasers appreciated it.

@AJ1987LV

9 ай бұрын

It was actually very touching, because this is tradition only between storm chasers when one of them passes away (it was done for all 3 members of Twistex team as well) and hasn't been done for anyone who isn't one of them. But considering that Twister and Bill's character, plus his passion about science of tornadoes, inspired entire generation of Storm chasers (Reed Timmer being among them), they basically claimed him to be part of their community.

@morbidangel2424

7 ай бұрын

​@@AJ1987LVthat's a bad ass story,I knew the basics of the tribute but not to that detail

@StormChaserMaci.

6 ай бұрын

Yes we did it:) We did it through the spotter network's system.

When this movie came out in 1996 this was like THE movie at the time. This was the movie everyone was talking about, everyone was going to see this or telling you to see this. I probably saw this four times in the theater. The reason it’s got that middle of the road rating now is because it’s considered just another 90s disaster flick which were coming out everywhere during that decade but I think it still holds up today, at least an 8 rating.

@joshuaking3731

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. So many copy cat disaster films in the 90s really hurt its reputation. But Twister is one that still holds up. Other films like Armagedon and Dante's Peak just don't hit the same like they originally did. But I make time to watch every few years. I still enjoy it.

@hettbeans

3 жыл бұрын

it was THE movie...for about a month, and then INDEPENDENCE DAY came out 😎

@83gemm

3 жыл бұрын

In the 90s the economy was good, 9/11 hadn’t happened yet, we were kids and teens that were promised very fulfilling lives so disaster movies were a great thrill. I still love them because they make me nostalgic for that time when everything felt secure to us young folks.

@andys8483

3 жыл бұрын

This was a terrific film to watch in the cinema back then,...special effects & audio-wise, at least 👍 I miss Bill Paxton ☹️

@The1Music2MyEars

3 жыл бұрын

It was so big there was even a Twister ride at Universal Studios? Yall remember that if you got a chance to go? Man...

Fun fact: The "Dorothy" and "D.O.T. 3" equipment in the movie is based on an actual project called "Toto" that works exactly the same way as described in the film. Thanks to "Toto," we now know a lot more about the wind dynamics of tornadoes and how they develop and move than was previously known.

@edwardblignaut3159

3 жыл бұрын

yeh but in the movie it worked didn't it work in real life tho

@TheCombatWombat0

2 жыл бұрын

Speaking of "Dorothy" and "Toto" In the beginning, Jo's pet dog Toby looks to be the same type of dog that Dorothy had (Toto) in the Wizard of Oz. Loved the tornado easter eggs. Loved this movie.

@AJ1987LV

9 ай бұрын

@@TheCombatWombat0 Jan de Bont wanted the dog to be called Toto, but they couldn't do that bc of copyrights. They had to fight a lot to have Judy Garland's Dorothy image allowed on the device Dorothy

I think the reason Melissa isn't upset is because she knows Bill & Jo belong together. She realized they had a connection she & Bill did not.

Always felt bad for Eddie, a good bloke who wanted to help the others after they were wrecked and knew Bill wouldn’t do them wrong.

@DarkKnight52365

7 ай бұрын

unfortunately he had a shitty boss

All I hear as Jonas’ vehicle plummets back to earth: “Aaaaas youuuuuu wiiiiiiisssssh.......”

@anyviolet

3 жыл бұрын

lol

@Marant2327

3 жыл бұрын

😂

@garretdavis5378

3 жыл бұрын

How have I gone my entire life loving this movie and not realising that was Kerry Elwes 🤦 he really changed with age

@bryanyoungblood8028

3 жыл бұрын

I’ll be hearing that from now on.

@donkfail1

3 жыл бұрын

Oh, no! That's sad... And funny! :D

''They have the worst luck'' They survived a couple days intentionally driving into tornados and never get more then a scratch. They drove through a house and an exploding tanker truck, dodge falling power lines and flying cows and spinning 360s at speed on the road while in a tornado. I'd say that have the best luck. And we are here to hear what you say we've all seen the movie. Its your channel you do you.

@OGBReacts

3 жыл бұрын

TOUCHE! You're absolutely right haha

@tiarnanquinn5403

3 жыл бұрын

@Doug Spooner .........inertia?

@TwilightLink77

2 жыл бұрын

I think that’s the same cow.

What an incredible movie. The effects still hold up after 26 years and (being born in 1997) really fostered my love for meteorology and environmental science that I went to school for. I owe so much to this movie and I'm glad you enjoyed it!

I spent the first 11 years of my life in a rural community northwest of Chicago, back in the 60's. When the Cuban Missile Crisis was over, my dad decided to build a fallout shelter adjacent to the house. It was a reinforced concrete cube whose top doubled as our patio, connected to our basement via an armored door, with air vents to the outside and a supply of army surplus water & food rations and cot space for a family of six. Thank God nobody ever nuked our cornfields, because what dad knew about nuclear radiation could have filled a thimble, the water rations were brackish, and the food was from WWII, but it made a damn fine storm shelter nonetheless, and we used it as such multiple times a year. You seldom get warning of a tornado touching down, but you learn to recognize the weather. The air is neither warm nor cool, the humidity is almost but not quite comfortable, and the wind is utterly absent. The sky is overcast, and there's an electric tension. No crickets. No birds. No frogs. No thunder. Absolute stillness. This is tornado watch weather. You turn on the radio and you wait for the tornado warning announcement, and you go around the house and open all the windows. If a tornado should wander by but decides not to eat your house, the pressure differential will still shatter all the glass unless you equalize the pressure indoors with the pressure outdoors. Then you get the whole family together and get down into the shelter. If you don't have a shelter as such, you all go down to the basement. (No basement? I suppose it's possible someone in the rural midwest doesn't have a basement, but I never heard of them. Get to the lowest point possible, and get comfortable. You're going to be there a while.) The radio reports will generally say what time the danger is likely to be past. You wait until then, then go upstairs and start closing windows. Or you wait for normal weather to break out. Tornadoes are prima donnas; they won't share the stage with lesser storms, so if there's thunder, lightning, and pouring rain, the tornado drama is typically done for the night.

@ejtappan1802

3 жыл бұрын

Yup. I grew up in Rockford in the 60's and we didn't have a storm shelter but we did spend a few summer afternoons hunkered in the basement with the transistor radio, listening to the local weather guys give the play-by-play on whatever storm was passing by us.

@david.j9.rabbithole808

3 жыл бұрын

Have friends in Oklahoma who entered the mini storm shelter they had built under their garage during a tornado…came out after it passed and their entire house was gone.

@jillmayer9501

2 жыл бұрын

We were told to go to our bathrooms since there's no windows and the pipes go deeper into the ground. We lived about an hour outside of Chicago - no basements at any of the homes in our neighborhood.

@TwilightLink77

2 жыл бұрын

Wouldn’t the radiation of the air if the nukes happened seep into the air vents?

@TheDetailsMatter

2 жыл бұрын

@@TwilightLink77 Like i said, Dad knew structure, but a nuclear physicist he was not.

"NOT THE CHICKENS!!" 🤣 that was my exact same reaction when I first watched this

Yes. The actor who played as “Rabbit”, Alan Ruck, is the same one as that passenger on Speed. Twister is also directed by the same director of Speed, Jan De Bont, and is produced by the producer of Jurassic Park, Steven Spielberg.

@OGBReacts

3 жыл бұрын

So many connections... holy dang

@zammmerjammer

3 жыл бұрын

There are a lot of Speed actors in Twister -- the guy who plays Jo's dad was a cop in Speed. The guy in Speed who pressed the elevator button even though it was already lit up is on Jonas' crew in Twister.

@centuryrox

3 жыл бұрын

And let's not forget one of his earliest roles as Cameron in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off".

@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710

3 жыл бұрын

@@OGBReacts Also, the Tech Corporal in " Saving Private Ryan ", The heroine of " Quicksilver ", The heroine of " As Good As It Gets".

@starfleetcaptain5413

2 жыл бұрын

Alan Ruck was also the worst captain of a starship Enterprise.

"Not the chickens! I love chickens!" Me too, deep fried, stewed, slow roasted, all kinds of chickens.

The Day After Tomorrow is a good movie too if you haven't seen it.

@Megan-ir3ze

2 жыл бұрын

Omg it’s so good!

@voltcorp

2 жыл бұрын

my favorite disaster flick

My great grandfather, a country man in nowhere Missouri, got pulled up into a twister (I think it was the 70s). He was later found about a mile away, dropped next to a huge pond that was reduced to a mud pool of debris, broken equipment and dead animals. He lost a thumb. (He was also taken to the hospital and treated against blood poisoning/infection from hundreds of cuts and bruises, but ultimately, the only lasting effect was a missing thumb.) Check out the childhood of Buster Keaton for a fun lifted-by-a-tornado-and-dropped-randomly-elsewhere story, from a tornado in/around Piqua, Kansas. Also, you should react to some of Keaton's silent comedy films (an intro video would be Sherlock, Jr, which is only around 40 minutes). Most of Keaton's early work is public domain, though musical scores would be copyrighted. The General is on 100 greatest films of all time lists and has one of the most expensive stunts in film history, Steamboat Bill has one of the most dangerous stunts of all time, Our Hospitality and The Navigator are fun, but that's true of all of his work, really). Several are available as Blu-Ray conversions and look amazing, a few are available on the Criterion channel on Prime (I think you can do a free trial). If Keaton reactions are ever a possibility, I will probably be the only vote but I will certainly participate in polls if that's an option. Also, anyone else who may read this comment, if you aren't already familiar with Buster Keaton, check his stuff out.

@OGBReacts

3 жыл бұрын

Holy crap. The story about your great grandfather is insane! I’m sure it was a nightmare! And thank you for comment! I’ll be sure to check out Keaton’s stuff!

I've lived in the Midwest in Missouri my whole life, and yeah, tornadoes were one of my biggest fears growing up. I'm less scared now that I'm older. I've had a few close calls over the years, but I've never actually been in one. The scariest tornado experience I had was when I was probably around 8 or 9. My mom had taken me and my dog away for a little summer trip to some property my grandparents owned and had a trailer on down near Truman Lake. We'd go there to just play some games, watch movies, swim in the property pool, etc. Anyway, one night it was storming really bad, but my mom wasn't sure what county we were in, so my mom couldn't figure out whether any of the warnings on the TV applied to us. My grandparents had a golf cart at the time to use for traveling around the trailer park community, and it was outside charging; worried that it could short out in the rain and cause a fire, my mom went out to unplug it and had me out there trying to hold a flashlight for her to see by. And then someone who was driving by like a maniac stopped and hollered out his window that a tornado was coming and we needed to head for the chapel on site, which was the only place with a basement. So my mom tosses me and my dog into the car and we head out....only for my mom to realize that she can't remember where the chapel is located. So I've got a death-grip on my dog in my lap while she flies around like crazy on all these hilly gravel roads with lightning flashing everywhere and the trees blowing like crazy....one of the most traumatic moments of my youth, lol. Thankfully, we found the chapel and got inside and stayed there until we got an updated weather report that the tornado had shifted to the north, and we finally headed back to my grandparents' trailer. The funny part of the story: while we were there, someone let me use a sleeping bag or something to sleep for a while on the floor near their kids, and when I woke up later, someone's pot-bellied pig was walking along beside me. :p

@CinHotlanta

3 жыл бұрын

From since I was a kid to this day I still occasionally have the bad dream about evading tornadoes that are rampaging through my neighborhood.

@ShadowsintheEyes

3 жыл бұрын

@@CinHotlanta I have the same thing! It's not as common as when I was a kid, but I still have tornado dreams. Usually it's tons of tornadoes descending from the sky, with me sometimes trying to take cover in a building and other times me out driving and trying to figure out what to do. When I was younger, my mom would be driving but then vanish, leaving me alone in the car with all the tornadoes.

@CinHotlanta

3 жыл бұрын

​@@ShadowsintheEyes​Same - they take on almost a sentience- you catch glimpses of them between houses, stalking down one street or another while you search frantically for the best cover. They are probably overlays of "what you fear most" in a pretty typical dream structure. Maybe for some people they are t-rexes or something like that, but for our dreams they manifest as tornadoes.

Had two tornado scares through out my life. Once when I was nine the house I grew up in had a large basement, tornado touched down in downtown not far from where we lived, both neighbors on either side of us didn't have a shelter so they ran over, grandma kept them and their dogs in the basement with us until it was safe to come back up. The shared fear with several people huddled up in a basement crawl space under the stairs was my first tornado experience and I'll never forget it. I've had an interest and respect-fear for tornadoes ever since. Second one, several years later and in a different house alone while fam was out, kept the tv on for updates during a particularly nasty tornado watch then sirens hit. Auto pilot kicked in, grabbed the cat, grabbed my bug out bag and hid down in the basement for ages until the sirens stopped. Turned out again one dropped not too far from where I was. Bit of an aside, first house we had this huge entertainment system with large speakers hooked up to the tv in a large room with amazing acoustics and mum would play this movie with everything maxed. It sounded like the tornado was actually in the room and the sound would shake the floor and windows.

When Jo tells Jonas to weigh down the pack it would have been hilarious if he sarcastically said As You Wish, 😄

The largest tornado on record struck El Reno, Oklahoma in 2013, the rain-wrapped multi-vortex tornado (smaller tornadoes inside the main tornado) reached a maximum width of 2.6 miles in diameter and produced wind speeds of 302 miles per hour

@OGBReacts

3 жыл бұрын

Can I get a “HELLLLL NOOOO”

Don't worry, the cow is fine! She's grazing somewhere in "OZ" !

One of my guilty pleasures lol Love Dusty, RIP Philip Seymore Hoffman Fun fact: this movie catapulted the sales of Dodge Ram trucks (the red truck) after the movie came out. Everyone wanted one since all the shit it go put thru and was still going 😁

That 'sniffing the dirt" stuff is right. I live in the sub-tropics in Australia and we get cyclones and really bad storms. I get what are called atmospheric pressure headaches - on a day where my headache builds I know we are in for a horrible storm with hail etc. that afternoon. I used to tell people in the operating theatres where I worked and they would go and move their cars under shelter in their break on my say so. Sure enough the dark clouds would get that green tinge and BOOM hail, wind and rain.

Okay. You asked for tornado stories. I have one for you. We had seen Twister the week before, and we were back the following week to the theater to see another movie. Twister was still playing at the multiplex, and was in the theater next to the one we were in, and we could actually hear the roar of the tornadoes through the wall, over our movie's volume. We laughed. Then...the power went out and no movie. After a few minutes, guy came down front with a flashlight and said power was out for awhile, and we'd all get raincheck tickets to come back another night. Okay. Cool. So my buddy and I headed out to the parking lot, and discovered the entire local power grid was out... Turns out it was not the movie Twister we'd heard. A for REAL tornado had roared right by the theater and knocked out the power. 😳 THAT'S what we had heard though the theater walls! So there ya go. A tornado with the movie Twister in it. 😂 Also, we weren't in mid-America Tornado Alley. We were in the upstate of South Carolina. Occasionally a few tornadoes slither past the tornado alley zone and get to us. Keeps ya on your toes! Fantastic reaction! I really enjoyed it!

@OGBReacts

3 жыл бұрын

Oh my god. You were probably all in the theater like “wow this sounds so good!!” 🤣🤣 Thats absolutely bonkers. Thanks for sharing and watching!!

@Cameron5043

3 жыл бұрын

@@OGBReacts love your reactions! I'm working back through the ones I've missed!

@OGBReacts

3 жыл бұрын

@@Cameron5043 Thank you so much! 🥰♥️

The 1990s was the decade of disaster movies. Two of which that came out in 1997 was, and still is, a debate whether which one was a better volcanic disaster film. The movies in question were Dante’s Peak, starring Pierce Brosnan and Linda Hamilton, and Volcano, starring Tommy Lee Jones and Anne Heche. My personal pick would be Dante’s Peak due to it’s close accuracy to real life volcanic disasters.

@jowbloe3673

3 жыл бұрын

Love *Dante's Peak,* *Volcano* not so much. It's a more intelligent movie than just an action, effects extravaganza, similar to the comparison of *Contact* (one of my favorite movies) and *Armageddon.*

@Stephie_L

3 жыл бұрын

I remember Dante's Peak and I loved it as a kid. Movies especially disaster ones were so well made in the 90s including Titanic. You really cared if people survived...modern films feel very superficial these days in my opinion.

@PhilowenAster

3 жыл бұрын

I saw the end of Dante's Peak once (while I was in Thailand, no less...one channel had American films playing, though any information they gave on it was in Thai, which I couldn't read.) I thought I was watching a highly dramatized movie eruption of Mt. St. Helens!

@SpencerFinley

2 жыл бұрын

I haven't seen Volcano is years, Holy Hell that movie gave me nightmares as a kid

@katpiercemusic

2 жыл бұрын

I liked Volcano. Neither one was very realistic, but Dante’s Peak tried more for sure. Dante’s Peak just took itself a little too seriously for my taste. Not that Volcano wasn’t ham fisted in the messaging, but they exploded the tar pits, and something about Tommy Lee Jones barking at people is oddly comforting to me. But both had the most important element of any disaster movie… a dog that has no business surviving the situation that they very dramatically survive.

I live in Canada and as a kid lived in an area that got some tornadoes. Once a tornado touched down a few miles from our house. I never saw it but we could feel it’s affects. It was so crazy windy that one of our hired hands had started to go home but had to turn back and stay the night because he couldn’t keep his car on the road. One of our windows almost blew in, and all my father’s swathed grain was blown into the trees. A few days later we drove by where it had touched down. Half the farmer’s house was gone and the grain bins (big metal structures) were crumpled like pieces of paper. I’ve never forgotten it. It was the first time I ever remember being scared of a storm. To this day if a storm gets really windy I start to freak out.

I love this movie 😂 cheesy, quirky, funny, dramatic, full of mistakes, yet somehow keeps you on the edge of your seat, and then gooorgeos Hellen Hunt

YES! LOVE this movie! And look at how bonkers amazing the cast is! For what is basically a disaster movie. Amazing. R.I.P. Bill Paxton and Philip Seymour Hoffman

I always hated how they ended on a happy note with everyone smiling and laughing. Meanwhile that poor family's farm is flattened and probably a year's worth of income is blown away.

@musicaltheatergeek79

2 жыл бұрын

It's called a *bittersweet ending* (combination of sadness for what has been lost and joy for what has been gained/saved).

@CharlietheWarlock

3 ай бұрын

They still got the horses

I was in the town of Wakita when they were filming but I didn't get to see anything interesting other than roads being blocked off because I was just passing through with my parents on a road trip. I remember my dad complaining about the roads but saying that was the coolest thing after the movie came out lol

May 13, 1980, 4:13 pm, right through the middle of downtown Kalamazoo. While our house was only lightly damaged, the house across the street had its roof lying in the street. The school 100' behind our house was wiped out, but was empty as school was out.I managed not to pee my pants while cowering in the basement, but I'd lived in Michigan all my life up to that point. The sound is incredible and impossible to describe. The good thing about tornadoes is that they don't exactly sneak up on you and actually effect a pretty limited area.

I was lucky enough to get to see this when it came out at the drive-in 😀 watching the scene with the tornado hitting the drive-in while watching it at a drive-in was craziness 😆

@SephaiCosades

Жыл бұрын

This wasn't the drive-in that got destroyed while screening this movie, I hope.

I remember going to see this movie in a movie drive-in in east Alabama and I remember the part when the tornado hits the movie drive in. Everyone went silent during that part!! 💯

Years ago, when I was in *Elementary School* growing up in *Tornado Alley* shortly after I had seen *The Wizard of Oz* for the first time, we had an *F4 tornado* touch down *2 miles* from our house and left behind nothing but piles of *kindling.* Don't know that I want to get any closer than that to the power of nature.

I was helping to rebuild a playground in Tennessee, and the sky turned green. I didn't see the tornado, but we all had to go to a basement. We waited it out, watched Ben Hur. It missed us, but was scary.

I'm from Oklahoma where this movie is based in and I can confirm that tornadoes aint no joke. The amount of times I've had to hide in an underground storm shelter (which were prone to flooding), a closet, or under a mattress in a bathtub is insane. While some ppl watch It's A Wonderful Life, or Passion of Christ, every year... My parents had me and my siblings watch this a month before Tornado Season every year - I guess to mentally prepare us. As far as tornado stories go, a few years back Oklahoma City got hit by one... Well me and my grandparents were driving back on the opposite side on a back road to avoid traffic and all you could see was black clouds and a bright green sky silhouetting the twister in the distance. A year or two before that a twister ripped through a shopping center just 2 miles away from my apartment, there was so much rain that parents were wading through knee deep water trying to carry their kids inside.

@OGBReacts

2 жыл бұрын

I think the bright green sky is one of the most ominous things; I’m good with never seeing that 🤪 Glad you’re okay from that!

This is certainly an entertaining little popcorn flick. I've enjoyed the movie and your reaction to it as well. Many thanks and keep doing you. It's hard to believe that the husky blonde slacker would become one of Hollywood's brightest stars in a few years. R.I.P Mr Hoffman.

@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710

3 жыл бұрын

R.I.P. Mr. Paxton

Very beginning: Mom: c'mon Jo, we gotta go! Jo: Toby!! Everyone: OMG, GET THE DOG!! 🥺😱

The ones in this movie were more realistic but I've still never seen one as scary as the one in the Wizard of OZ, the way the bottom of it whipped back and forth

@justinwoolsey4269

3 жыл бұрын

The tornado on Wizard of Oz seemed to morph between a Stovepipe and a rope, the Rope stage does tend to whip back and forth like that because at that point the tornado is highly unstable and erratic and could either strengthen or die off at a moment's notice, though i could be wrong on that

i mean yeah the script is pretty cheesy and a lot of the acting is frankly laughable (sorry bill paxton RIP and all but godDAMN) but holy hell this movie was amazing to experience in the theater. i think i saw it at least twice that summer. fantastic.

Oh and also RIP to Bill Paxton, who plays Bill. I loved him as an actor and a person.

I used to hate the romantic subplot when I was little because I felt bad for Melissa but as an adult I realized she didn’t love him anyway 😂

@OGBReacts

3 жыл бұрын

Right?? I felt bad for Melissa up until she was like “well yknow what’s funny?? I’m not even that upset! What does that mean? Okay byeeee!!” and then I was like meh okay toodles, girlie

all i gotta say is. out of all the youtubers ive seen reacted to this movie yours by far one of my favorites. loved this move growing up and still do. its awesome to see new people getting into this movie years later and say how amazing it is. you just dont see movies like this anymore these days.

@OGBReacts

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!!

"Was he the guy who played Fancy Hair Man in Speed?" Well, yeah, but the rest of the world knows him as "Cameron from Ferrris Bueller's Day Off"

I was 11 yo when this came out. I saw it in the theater and was TERRIFIED. I’ve only had one brush with a tornado and that was one too many times. I grew up on the coast where flooding + hurricanes were a seasonal things. That I can deal with but tornadoes, no thank you, no way, NOPE.

4:26 Yes it is. He was also in Ferris Beuller's Day Off. Worth watching. Jonas was played by Cary Elwes who played Westley in The Princess Bride. The screenplay was written by Michael Crichton, who wrote Westword, The Great Train Robbery, and Jurassic Park. If you're ever bored, you should seek out a Discovery Channel show from the 2010s called Storm Chasers about a couple groups of tornado chasers, including one guy with a specially reinforced vehicle to help him film from inside a tornado.

One thing that never made sense to me in this film (the kind of thing we're not supposed to question in an action film) was how Jo's Dad died at the beginning when the family were in the storm cellar and he got sucked out. All he had to do was LET GO OF THE DOOR instead of letting the tornado take him with it! Let it take the door and they'll still be sheltered in the cellar. Jo clearly survived without the door. Presumably the Mom and dog did too. Lois Smith, who played aunt Meg won a Tony award this year at the age of 90, becoming the oldest person to win a Tony.

@OGBReacts

2 жыл бұрын

I enjoyed the movie and so do a lot of others

@Curraghmore

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed; it's sad to think now that both Bill Paxton and Philip Seymour Hoffman are gone.

I just have to comment one my beloved meta movie gags - "You know what's my favorite Helen Hunt movie? Twister!!" - Fat Bastard (Austin Powers in Goldmember 2003)

R.I.P Bill Paxton...This is my favorite movie with him and Alien 1. I love this movie...

So fun fact... this is the first movie ever released on DVD.

I live in Missouri and we get tornadoes all the time. This movie scared the shit out me as a child. I'm glad that you reacted to it. They're absolutely devastating and some British twitch streamers that I follow have said that they want to be in one just to experience one. I'll always tell them no you don't.

@OGBReacts

2 жыл бұрын

Oh hell nah. I live on the east coast, we don't get tornados-- I do NOT wanna experience that ever

A couple of years ago Universal Studios Orlando used to have a Twister attraction with a recreation of the Drive-In theater.

I love this movie! Back in the day I saw it multiple times at the cinema and I was always struck by how much better it was than it should have been. It was marketed as an effects movie but the cast absolutely killed it. Nearly everyone onscreen was a talented and experienced character actor, together they elevated a pretty routine script. So happy you liked this one!

I took a Scottish friend who was visiting me to see this. As we were driving home she was very quiet, and eventually asked "...do you get those around here?" Yes, luv. Yes, we do.

@CinHotlanta

3 жыл бұрын

Same - we were hosting people from all over Europe for the '96 Olympics and we all went to see this movie one night - definitely as close as any of them ever wanted to get to a tornado.

@musicaltheatergeek79

2 жыл бұрын

I had some family friends who vacationed in Mexico in the summer of '96. When they returned home, they said the locals kept asking them about tornadoes and if they really existed.

I went to the cinema to see this with my family. We LOVED it. 3 years after this movie came out I saw my first tornado and in Kent of all places. We were going down a country lane and every single car was all over the road and everyone was out of their cars watching it form in the distance. We found out that it touched down at the huge Antiques Fair at Detling, which we were heading to. 3000 people were there, but luckily no one was seriously hurt, but many tables were flipped. We went back a week later and all the stall holders were wearing "I survived the Detling Tornado" T-shirts. PS: I really felt sorry for Eddie. He DID NOT deserve to die that way.

That guy with the glasses is Philip Seymour Hoffman who won his oscar for best actor from the movie 'Capote'

I've loved this movie since it was released, I took my mom to see it in the theater, she was very impressed by the effects. It has likeable characters, humor and some very intense scenes that kept escalating. I have it on DVD now. Some good actors in this too including Philip Seymour Hoffman, Cary Elwes as the bad guy (Westley in "The Princess Bride"), Alan Ruck ("Ferris Bueller's Day Off"), Patrick Fischler (the guy with the eyebrows, he was in "Mulholland Dr." which you should react to).

Princess Buttercup would be so disappointed with what Wesley turned into.

I'm 32 so I was a kid when this was popular and it will always hold a special place in my heart. I have 2 tornado stories (I'm from PA, we don't get many tornadoes here but they do occur from time to time). The 1st one I was like 12 (actually they both took place in the early 2000s) and I was visiting my cousins in Bucks County...it was an early summers day...beautiful...muggy and I can't describe how the sky often looks before a tornado...like bright fluffy clouds...almost pastel but with an uneasiness under them like a heaviness. Anyways about an hour or so later it touched ground about a mile from us and we all hid in the basement under the stairs 😅 sky got dark green and angry and lots of hail. Thankfully the tornado stayed about a mile away from us so we didn't receive much damage. My 2nd story I was a tad older and I was visiting Hilton Head SC with family...this is a Water Spout story. I'll never forget this either...we were on higher floor of this water front hotel...my mom was in the shower and I happened to look out of the balcony window over the ocean. It was surreal..you know those experiences you can explain but you can't capture with words what it was actually like....to my left was the sun setting with large fishing boats coming in and seagulls flying crazy everywhere and to the right was a nasty sky all kinds of dark colors and lightening and in the middle was a water tornado. Definitely dream like.

Love this movie and loved your reaction as always. I really think you'll love Fried Green Tomatoes.

@OGBReacts

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!! And yessss! Spoiler alert: that's one of the choices on the poll on Patreon for next Friday's video actually 👀

I've lived in what's known as tornado alley for 60 years. My wife and son and I were slung down the highway in my pickup by an F2. My mother was in the hospital in Moore Oklahoman when it was hit by an F5. Another F5 cleared all the brick houses on my uncle's street down to the concrete slabs and left his old wooden farmhouse without so much as a bent blade of grass. I was a storm chaser 15 years before they made this movie and was working at a lawn and garden store when they came to Oklahoma to film it. They bought most of the whirls lawn ornaments they put in aunt meg's lawn scene. Tornadoes are crazy things but just part of life here every storm season.

4:26 When Cameron was in Egypt's land... let my Cameron go...

Loved your reaction! I live in Illinois myself and occasionally have threats of tornadoes but chose this over the threats of hurricanes having previously lived in Florida, among many other horrors there. Twister is also one of my favorite movies.

@OGBReacts

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!! Glad you enjoyed! I think I would rather go with a hurricane than a tornado D:

The fact that you said that it would be funny if Jo's dad came out of that tornado reminds me of a Ron White joke. "It's not THAT the wind is blowing, it's WHAT the wind is blowing. If you get hit with a VOLVO, it doesn't matter how many sit ups you did that morning." Basically, what I'm saying is, there was stuff in that tornado spinning around with Jo's dad and he was likely killed by that stuff. Either that or he got thrown a mile away without a parachute. You don't survive crap like that.

@OGBReacts

2 жыл бұрын

TRUE

Both Speed and Twister were my favorite top movies back in the 1990s. When you commentary Twister I like the way you were describing the characters especially Jona who no one likes. You done a excellent job and keep up the great work.

@OGBReacts

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

2:54 I have seen this movie a bunch of times over the years and I never noticed before that this little girl is the older sister from Spy Kids. Crazy.

That dude that played the guy in 'Speed'......also played Cameron' in 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' And I think his rival is Cary Ewles, who starred in 'The Princess Bride'.

This was one of my favourite movies from when I was a kid. This, Air Force One, and The Secret Garden (1993). I remember when this came out, I was living in Niagara Falls and my Mom told me that it was playing at the drive in theater, and apparently a tornado came and fucked up that drive-in when it was playing! Like that part in the movie! It would have been really fucked if it was at that part too. Tornado-ception.

The town I live in Indiana we never get tornadoes but all the towns around me get them. Even though 1 time I did see an F1 hover over our hospital but never touched down. The character who played Jonas is all Robin Hood from Robin Hood men in tights

Jami Gertz who plays Melissa, is one of the richest women on the planet...she is an actress, entrepreneur and owns a major league (Baseball?) Team with her husband. She was Star on The Lost Boys and she played Blair's frenemy Boots on The Facts of Life.

An F5 tornado (aka Finger of God) destroyed 1/3 of my town in 2011. I was right in the middle of it. Thankfully I came out unscathed, but many did not. It was the most terrifying thing I have ever experienced

I've always cranked up my surround sound with this movie. It's just such an awesome flick to watch.... loudly.

RIP Bill Paxton,Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Van Halen. I like to think Bill and Phillip are still chasing twisters in Heaven with Van Halen making some sick licks to chase to. I had a few tornado experiences in Chicago. I couldnt see them but I heard the sirens going off,heard the wind blowing and felt it. 2008 and last year. Twister experiences. You should also listen to the Twister soundtrack.

He was the man in Speed, but most know him as Ferris Buellers friend.

@annamariepowell9162

2 жыл бұрын

Cameron!

4 tornado, 1 microburst. All CAMPING. The microburst the spot we choose got sold out from us and they gave us another spot, it hits and the lady that got are spot had a tree fall on her simple pop up rv and crushed her. Everyone tried to get her out are family friend Lester blow his truck up trying. Everyone with car jack trying to lift it but could. My aunt was the last person to talk to her trying to calm her while everything was chaos. Rip easy Mary.

I grew up in rural missouri, in a town much smaller then the little towns featured in the movie and tornados were just a part of life. We didn't have a basement or a storm shelter so when the weather conditions were right for one my dad would warn us and my sister and I would leave a backpack by the door with our important stuff in it and if he woke us up in the night we could grab the bag and bolt across the street to the neighbors and they would let us hide in their basement with them. We lived so far out in the country that we couldn't hear the tornado sirens and my uncle's that lived in the closest town would keep an ear out and call us if one was spotted so we would have more then just a few minutes to get under a shelter. I live in California now and it's such a relief to not have to think about them anymore. (I still worry about earthquakes now, but those definitely have nothing on murder clouds)

Whenever I find myself on some dirt path that Google maps took me down I always have the “it’s like Bob’s road” line go through my head.

1996👍 ... Good movie year: - Scream - Fargo - Trainspotting - Independance Day And also: The Rock, The Frighteners, The Fan, Mission Impossible, Dragonheart, Portrait of a Lady, Romeo + Juliet, Jerry Maguire, Mars Attack, From Dusk till Dawn, The Cable Guy... All good stuff, different genres... (Scream and The Frighteners for Halloween 😁) Anyway, great react, as usual, keep going!!! PS: wait for Twister 2, where Bill Paxton gets left foot on red 🤯

When I was 12 I went to Military School in Salina Ks. I learned to read the basics of when to seek shelter, When the sky turns Green GTF underground. My first time seeing one I was not afraid I thought it was absolutely Awesome and sat watching it till my CO came and got me. Yelling at me, kicking at me and calling to question my sanity and my parentage as well as my species as he chased me to the basement to join the rest of my unit, (Class). When I was 24 I was home from my job as a Fishermen in Alaska for a few months and was helping my sister who was a manager of an Oil changing shop here in Seattle Wa. One day I was in the Office taking care of Paperwork. It was slow because we had some stormy weather. One of the crew said Hay you gota come see the sky out here it has turned all green it's so Cool. I jumped up ran out and sure enough it was Green. I walked out and scanned the sky but the nearest real ominous clouds where well south of us so I relaxed but the others seen how concerned I was, and one asked Shoot why so freaked out? I said there is a likely a twister touching down someplace nearby. They all laughed saying what I always believed, "We don't get Tornadoes here in Seattle". Well, they were partially right. It touched down about five miles south of the South end of Seattle Proper and took out a horse barn. Fortunately, no one was hurt and the Horses where not in the barn.

As a person from Oklahoma, where this was filmed, this is what us Oklahomans do, go out and find them and hunt them down, so we relate a lot to the cast and why were sometimes called crazy for doing it

Rabbit the navigator is Also Ferris Bueller's friend Cameron.

Storm chasers are always hyped xD I've gotten a few pictures and seen 5 tornadoes and tons of funnels. It's always a wild time.

My whole life of living in tornado alley, I've only had to shelter in all seriousness two times. Hail damage is the biggest problem besides the tornado itself. But it's part of the fun to go outside and find the biggest piece of hail you can, then put it in your freezer to preserve it and compare with neighbor kids later.

All of the weather news clips were from local TV stations here in Oklahoma City. Gary England was in a few of them. We were tuned in to him at all times when there was bad weather coming when I was a kid.

"You've never seen it miss this house and miss that house and come after you" yes I have.

This was made in the 90's so,not alot was known about tornadoes even then compared to know and it being a movie is why some things seem weird or wonky(such as surviving the last tornado or running away from it)

2 other really good movies with Bill Paxton that are so worth a watch are Near Dark( made right after aliens) and Frailty( which he also wrote and directed)

I saw this movie at the drive in at 4 years old, the drive in scene in the movie was traumatizing 😂

The Evil Bill story during the Lunch scene always makes me laugh.

So I'm new to your channel, and watching older reactions. You asked about tornado stories. I was in one of the largest tornadoes in history, the F5 that hit Xenia, Ohio April 3, 1974. It cut a path a mile wide and 5 miles long through my town. Crazy experience, but I totally get Jo's character. I'm fascinated with weather now and haunted by it, even though I'm almost 60. And NJ just recently had some nasty storms. Hoping you weren't in the path! Enjoying your content.

The movie was show in two states ... Oklahona & Iowa ... the farm in Fairfax, Oklahoma where about a half dozen tornados touched town fallowing just about the same path as in the fil destroying much of the farm.

I can almost quote the entire movie I love this movie so much also Halen Hunt is the movie Soul Surfer.

@sylver8494

3 жыл бұрын

I wrote out the entire script.

@hope-kv7ji

3 жыл бұрын

@@sylver8494 I should also note that I was very young when I saw this movie so not the best age to have watched it because of how often they swear but I still love this movie and I want more people to react to it.

The movie on the big screen was Stanley Kubrick's The shining and the movie theater was a drive-in movie theater.

Just randomly stumbled across this vid in my recommended. So glad I found it. I loved your reaction to this movie! Got a new sub here!

@OGBReacts

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! Welcome on in, friend!

I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!! Its the wonder of nature BABY WHOOOO!!!! I even named my dog after Dusty my favorite character!

I live in Kansas City and every once in awhile you will see a big, rigged-out truck with a Dorothy in the back. With an actual Dorothy stencil spray paint design on it (Although you do see other versions). With the advances in technology you would think they learned everything they needed to learn from this method. I'm obviously wrong because I still see those guys out there. But I'm not a storm chaser or a scientist, so what the hell do I know? LOL

We 🐓🐓🐓love you too!❤️😀 I grew up in a small town in Oklahoma. Before we moved to Ohio, we stood in our neighbors’ storm cellar (ankle deep in rainwater) as softball and grapefruit sized hail hit the metal storm cellar door; fortunately, the tornado stayed out in farm fields and hit nothing. After moving, my family drove past a family of tornadoes outside Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Years later I was on the highway in Beavercreek, Ohio, when a tornado spat debris onto the highway right as I was approaching that spot (had to drive at 5 miles an hour over a lot of branches and such well before emergency crews arrived). After multiple tornadoes hit north of where I live on Memorial Day 2019, I spent weeks volunteering at multiple locations supporting those who were still actively trembling weeks later. My experiences have taught me that tornadoes suck in many ways.

This came out when I was in grade 6 and all the kids who saw it wanted to become 'storm chasers' afterwards lol.

Michelle LaMar I have another tornado story.. actually from here in Virginia. Not exactly tornado alley but occasionally we get some of that weather here. So shortly after I became a nurse I was there late well after my shift was supposed to end catching up on my charting, probably getting close to 10 o’clock at night. It was bad weather and I was worried about the drive home. We heard some loud noises like banging and slamming from one of the patient rooms close to the nurses station Then immediately we heard screaming a couple nurses ran to the patient room but couldn’t open the door at first they thought the patient had flipped out and was holding the door closed while screaming. Nope..it was air pressure. They managed to get the door open to find that the window in the room bad blown into a million pieces all over this poor little old lady.. had to wheel her, bed and all, straight down to the ER to get the glass off/out of her and tend her wounds. 😢

@michellelamar8965

3 жыл бұрын

We later realized it was an actual tornado that had come by.. as you can imagine hospital windows are supposed to be designed to not break that easily

To my brother this was a true horror movie… He is terrified of tornadoes. Yet my brother lives in middle of Kansas in the middle of a tornado alley

@OGBReacts

3 жыл бұрын

Man. For someone who hates tornados, he’s right in the middle of his fears!

I guess the 3 minutes is from the time conditions are right to the time the tornado is on the ground. I still remember in 2013 when the weatherman put a marker right on top of my apt building on the map and said, "you have 13 minutes to get below ground". That was the infamous El Reno tornado (that ended up chasing me across town).