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TrailerDr Jo, who is one meteorological researcher, has extreme passion for the deadly tornado. She and her colleagues study diligently and successfully create a device that measures the strength of the tornado. This time, a raging tornado in Oklahoma is a good opportunity for them to test this work.Actors: Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton, Cary Elwes, Jami Gertz, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Lois Smith, Alan Ruck, Sean Whalen, Scott Thomson, Todd Field, Joey Slotnick, ...»Director: Jan de BontCountry: United StatesDuration: 113 minQuality: HDRelease: 1996IMDb: 6.5Rating(10) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Twister"
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Characters of "Twister"
Dr. Jo HardingPlayed by: Helen Hunt
Bill HardingPlayed by: Bill Paxton
Dr. Jonas MillerPlayed by: Cary Elwes
Dr. Melissa ReevesPlayed by: Jami Gertz
Dustin DavisPlayed by: Philip Seymour Hoffman
Meg GreenePlayed by: Lois Smith
Robert 'Rabbit' NurickPlayed by: Alan Ruck
Allan SandersPlayed by: Sean Whalen
Jason 'Preacher' RowePlayed by: Scott Thomson
Tim 'Beltzer' LewisPlayed by: Todd Field
JoeyPlayed by: Joey Slotnick
HaynesPlayed by: Wendle Josepher
LaurencePlayed by: Jeremy Davies
EddiePlayed by: Zach Grenier
WilliePlayed by: Gregory Sporleder
KubrickPlayed by: Nicholas Sadler
StanleyPlayed by: Ben Weber
TonyPlayed by: Anthony Rapp
EricPlayed by: Erik LaRay Harvey
BubbaPlayed by: Abraham Benrubi
PattyPlayed by: Melanie Hoopes
DeanPlayed by: J. Dean Lindsay
Mr. ThorntonPlayed by: Richard Lineback
Mrs. ThorntonPlayed by: Rusty Schwimmer
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Directors of "Twister"
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Creators of "Twister"
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Critic Reviews of "Twister"
TIME MagazineNovember 05, 2008You know a movie is in trouble when a cow provides its only moment of authentic human interest.
VarietyOctober 18, 2008Even more than with most of Michael Crichton's concoctions, this one conveys the overwhelming impression of a mechanical entertainment, a very high concept in which the characters and their problems seem like utterly arbitrary creations.
Time OutJune 24, 2006Effects apart, this is dire: predictable, clichéd, sloppily written, pitifully performed and surprisingly short of real shocks and suspense.
San Francisco ChronicleJune 18, 2002It looks real, and Director Jan De Bont keeps the action coming so fast there's no time to question it.
Los Angeles TimesFebruary 14, 2001An expert in making audiences squirm and twist, at making us feel the rush of experience right along with the actors, De Bont choreographs action and suspense so beautifully he makes it seem like a snap.
ReelViewsJanuary 01, 2000It's a perfect motion picture roller coaster -- fun, fast, and furious... as long as you don't think too hard.
Antagony & EcstasyNovember 27, 2014Holds up against the noisy, busy, idiotically-scripted movies of today for all sorts of reasons [but] that does not excuse it from being a noisy, busy, idiotically-scripted movie in its own right.
Common Sense MediaJanuary 02, 2011Decent disaster movie for teens.
TV GuideNovember 05, 2008Extreme-weather buffs, thrill-ride junkies and anyone else in search of mindless entertainment need look no further.
Groucho ReviewsMay 21, 2008It may not be fashionable to like Twister, but darn if it isn't an entertaining electro-shock of action cinema.
Film Freak CentralMay 12, 2008Surely the only movie to ever suggest a dumbed-down His Girl Friday, Road Runner cartoon, and The Abyss simultaneously
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