Sue Mcnellis

After the original Twister, nothing comes close. This was a movie where I missed parts of it, and it didn’t matter. There were way too many scenes copied from the original. Rivalry with other storm chasers, loading up Dorothy and the radars, helping a small town after its leveled, the Drive In movie became a rodeo. Just not a lot of original thinking. One more thing is there was way too much music in this movie. It was not needed. I was hoping I’d love it, but not so much. It was a let down no matter how hard I tried to love it.

I’ve read the reviews and I’m so confused. Cinematic Masterpiece? Greatest horror movie?? Did we watch the same movie? I completely understand the premise of this movie but there were so many questions in my mind. I went to aerobics class and dressed like they did in the late 70s and early 80s. So I’m assuming this movie takes place in that time era. I also believe we’re maybe in the 80s by seeing her living room decor. But then I see new Mustang cars, cell phones and texting, plus a flash drive plugged into Demi Moores tv. Huh? I must be overthinking this but I can’t help it. The nudity was a bit necessary but the gore was really quite “icky” and a bit overboard. But I did laugh at some scenes because they were so ridiculous.I’m sure, because I was not impressed, this movie will win many awards at the Oscars.

I was excited to watch this movie because I love alien invasion and/or supernatural or thriller/horror movies. I’m not sure what this movie was. There were some good “edge of your seats” scenes but the music was horrible. It was also a bit too long. All in all I liked it and would recommend my friends to watch it. Just don’t expect too much.