Twister Film Critque

(Tornadoes... amazing weather patterns that can occur, very amazing) Oh hello! my name is Professor Oak. I'm a weather specialist and a meteorologist and I study the weather. But the subject that I'm a specialist in and that I really specify in are tornadoes. I study where they come from, how there formed, and a whole lot more of information about them.

About a week ago I went to the cinema and I went to go see this movie called Twister. Twister (1996) was about some tornado chasers that made a(n) creation to study more about tornadoes. In the end of the film they get there creation to work and get all the information they need to know about tornadoes. Twister was written by Michael Critchton, and Anna Marie Martin. It was also directed by Jan De Bont.

I went to go see it because the title just right then and there caught my eye. And also I went to go see it because I wanted to see if the facts were right or just plain fantasy. When the movie actually started (after I went to the bathroom from a kid spilling his coke on me) I was really pulled into it. Some parts were boring but for the most part, it was alright. When the tornadoes started forming then the action began! It was so intense when they formed because it felt like you were in that situation. Although it was cool and intense, there were some parts in the movie that were fake, but also there were parts that were real. For one, tornadoes can form in any server weather. (Tornadoes most commonly developed in thick cumulonimbus clouds. Those clouds are the same clouds that bring thunderstorms) But in the movie, sometimes the weather looked it was just any normal day. But also a tornado is a rapidly whirling, funnel-shaped cloud that reaches down from a storm cloud to touch Earth's surface and in the movie, that happened and that was true. A a tornado is formed when a warm moist air flows in at the bottom of a cumulonimbus cloud and moves upwards. And then, a low pressure area forms inside the cloud, thus creating a tornado.

Another scene that I thought was a really impossible scene and that it was no way that that could happen was at the the HUGE Tornado. I don't think that a tornado can get that big because there would have to be a HUGE thunderstorm happening or it must of have absorbed so much deb re that it would just have to keep growing bigger. And also, I could tell that the tornadoes were fake compared to real ones but they looked pretty real to the naked eye.

I have to go, oh! we have just been reported that there is an F5 on route 22 on the highway look I;m so sorry folks I have go catch this one. BRING IT ON!