Twister (1996) is essential viewing before seeing Twisters in 2024. Twisters will have visual and thematic ties to the original. Twister is available to stream, buy, and rent online. With Twisters ...

Don’t have a Max subscription? There are other ways you can watch Twister online.You can buy or rent a digital copy of the movie, on sites like Amazon Prime, Vudu, and Apple TV.The price may ...

The tornadoes look fantastic, especially for a movie that came out in the mid-1990s, with the final storm being the film’s most exciting moment. Twister went on to become the second-highest ...

With the arrival of Twisters this weekend, let's revisit 1996's Twister and see why the disaster film still rules nearly 30 years later. Skip to main content Menu ...

Director Jan de Bont recalled the “goddamned real” effects that went into 1996’s Twister and “ultimately decided whether the movie was made” as the sequel premieres in theaters. “We ...

Caution: Another Twister is heading your way! On Friday, a sequel to the 1996 blockbuster is touching down at theaters. The original film featured Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton as Jo and Bill Harding ...

As Twisters rips through theaters and updates a nearly 30-year-old franchise, the original movie's creator is reflecting on how the movie got made. Skip to main content Open Mega Menu ...

The 1996 Twister film is available on Prime Video, YouTube and Apple TV. Picture: Alamy So grab the popcorn, get the comfiest spot on the couch, and enjoy the one hour and 53 min run time.

Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones star in Lee Isaac Chung's "Twisters," a stand-alone sequel to "Twister." Here's how the two films are connected.

Twister was released in 1996 and stars Bill Paxton, Helen Hunt and Hoffman as a group of scientists who try to chase the largest tornado to ever hit Oklahoma before a rival group get there first.

Speaking to Inverse about Twister, 27 years after it was released, de Bont explained why so much of the movie won’t be able to be replicated in Hollywood today. “When things fell from the sky ...

Director Jan de Bont recalled the “goddamned real” effects that went into 1996’s Twister and “ultimately decided whether the movie was made” as the sequel premieres in theaters. “We ...