Glen Powell as Tyler Owens, driving a car, in Twisters.
The Big Picture CCXP MX is in danger of being blown away by the intensity that comes from epic-level weather fronts as Twisters takes the event by storm — quite literally. A huge display celebrating the return of "The Suck Zone" to our screens lit up Mexico City and, thanks to Collider's Editor-in-Chief Steve Weintraub, we're able to share it with you.
"To me, it felt like an adventure movie, and I always loved how that movie inspired a generation of meteorologists and people who were interested in science and weather just because it made that study feel like it was an adventure. That's something that I wanted to retain with this one." The film was an surprise financial hit for Universal, bringing in a superb $500 million worldwide as audiences headed to the big screen to see Tornado Valley torn up with visual effects unlike those ever seen before in multiplexes. It also happened to feature a terrific and versatile supporting cast, including the likes of Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Alan Ruck, Jami Gertz and Cary Elwes.
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