My theory is that Ant's spaghetti-on-the-wall incident was caused by his mother asking about an F5. Instead of utensil clanks, it was a bowl against the wall.
I always thought it was great lmao cheesy but a typical fun summer blockbuster. Alot of explosions, car chases, Tornados! I still watch it every summer at some point 😅
He didn’t just like it… He loved it..! And he was undoubtedly rocking out to the Van Halen music while they were chasing the twisters, because he thought he was cool and edgy.. What a nothing..!
@bouncingsoul777 "Is there an F7?" (Sound of a fully stocked China cabinet filled with glasses and ceramic plates tipping over, crashing to the ground!)
@@bouncingsoul777 Hell yeah, with a full Thanksgiving setup (plates, glasses, silverware, of course, the food)! That could be a F7 or even a possible F8! I guess the next one would be like a grand piano falling from the sky through your house! But before, of course, we would have to have Jami Gertz ask everyone including Dusty and "The Extreme" if there's an F9!
Movies like twister and Independence Day were only popular because 1996 was the year special effects became realistic looking. Today they would just be another movie but in 1996 people would go just see the special effects because people weren't use seeing realtic effects back then
I love the completely impossible physics in this movie. One of the best is when they're running at the end, and a giant wheat thresher is carried over their heads, 5 feet off the ground.
I think driving THROUGH an entire house and coming out clean was unforgiveable. I mean, come on. And Bill yells "We are going in!!!!!", while doing so. Embarrassing.
Ant dropping a Rollercoaster reference is amazing. A terrorist played by the guy from That's My Bush blows up rollercoasters at amusement parks around the country. Ant might be one of the first people I've heard reference it.
Evil because they are in it for the money lol. What difference does it make? ALL of you are trying to save lives in the end, right? God forbid Jonas gets some gas money out of saving countless lives....
Fuckn love this. I remember seeing Twister many times over the years and never understanding why people never talked about how bad it was. God, that one pick of "Dusty" and the other two guys, I wanna smack the shit outta them. I remember that scene. They were saying, "Food! F-f-OOD!", haha. So many gloriously cringey moments in Twister.
The special effects were fairly crappy, even by 1996 standards. Go watch the scene where the "bad guys" get killed by the tornado. Their truck exploding looks like something out of a 50's drive-in B movie.
"Is there an F5?" Dramatic pause followed by awkward silence. "That would be like the finger of God which usually makes a blitzkrieg for the closest trailer park."
How far could someone throw a bottle of booze, even assuming it was empty? Maybe 100 feet, tops? He was able to get that close to a tornado without being injured? That's extreme!!!
You CAN be that close. Thats whats so weird about them. An F-4 came over my house carrying the roof of a furniture store. Deposited the roof into my front yard. Never disturbed my pickup. The water heater in thr front yard i was using as a target never even wobbled. Tornado came down, pushed over a HUGE Oak tree, cut the tops out of the smaller ones as it was dropping down and carved a path through the forest. It was so loud i couldnt hear anything. Even the tree was totally silent. I could have thrown something into that thing it was so close. Im absolutely terrified of them now
The driving through an entire two story house as its rolling, was just unforgiveable in my opinion. Didnt Bill yell "We are going in!!!!!", as well? Thats embarrassing.
I watched Twister for the first time really young and would rewatch all the time, and when it’s on now I still enjoy the movie, but them doing a cold reading of some of the bad lines is making me cringe lol, I think it’s because the line delivery from the movie is burned into my brain
Michael Crichton and his wife wrote the screenplay for Twister, which makes perfect sense if you've ever read any of his books. He was terrible at writing characters and dialogue.
@@geoffelder2236 He was just the straight guy of somewhat reason. That’s how a lot of radio shows formats are. It was a little traditional mixed in with the crazy. Kind of a Dudley do right.
@@charlieanddadreviewsandcha2243 I know, but I always just wonder if anyone really likes Opie, I'm not trying to be a smartass here, but while he was "occasionally" funny, he does seem to kill several bits along with Ant and Jim's hilarious chemistry and momentum!
@@geoffelder2236 I never hated him but I used to just laugh because he was always trying to be the voice of reason. Ant and Jimmy used to rip him a new one in a funny way.